Lords Seat, a Lake District Bed and Breakfast near Keswick.

Lords Seat

A family run Bed & Breakfast in the North Lakes

** Following the latest Government Covid-19 roadmap we are reopening on May 17th **

** We are letting one room only (Beckstones) in 2021 **

Located in the Northern Lake District we are ideally placed to explore the many attractions and natural beauty of the area, whether hiking, cycling, braving more adventurous activities or simply sightseeing.

We have two spacious, newly furnished en-suite bedrooms providing a perfect base to explore the Lake District from. With a wide choice of breakfast options to choose from, served between 8:30 am and 10:00 am at a time of your choosing in our dining area the day can start as eagerly or leisurely as you wish.

We also provide free fast WiFi access throughout the house, free off road parking, secure indoor bike storage, a garden area with seating, walking leaflets and will happily offer help and guidance wherever needed. We hope to make your stay with us a comfortable and enjoyable one.

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Note that any reservation is provisional until we have confirmed the booking via email within 24 hours.

If booked directly through this site then no card details or deposit is required. Full payment is due on departure.

Current Offers

10% Discount on stays of 3 nights and over!

Book direct with us for the best prices!

(not including Bank Holidays)

Our Bedrooms

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Super King Size Beds & free wifi in all bedrooms

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Tea & Coffee, hairdryers and mini fridges in all bedrooms

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Separate bath & walk in showers in both en-suite bathrooms

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Toiletries & heated towel rails in each en-suite bathroom

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Seated areas & DAB Bluetooth Radios in each bedroom

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Smart TV's & Blu-ray DVD players in each bedroom

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Under floor heating & bath lighting effects in each bathroom

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Anti-mist Mirror with shaving point & Anti-slip shower trays in each bathroom

EXPLORE OUR VALLEYS

The scenery of the Lake District can often be seen at its best in the valleys, broad stretches of green fields and woodland with traditional styles of buildings. Villages and hamlets in picturesque settings offer accommodation and refreshments. Explore the winding lanes around Borrowdale, Newlands, Buttermere and St Johns in the Vale. Peaceful river and meadow walks can be found meandering through the valleys, with views of the surrounding craggy fells & mountains adding a touch of grandeur to the views.

OUR MOUNTAINS & FELLS

Keswick and the Northern Lakes must be one of the most dramatic landscapes in Britain with its spectacular array of mountains all in such a compact area. Close at hand are the four highest mountains in England, over 3000 feet high. The Scafells, with their rugged outlines of volcanic rock dominate the central area while Helvellyn and Skiddaw's smoother slopes reflect the softer geology. These form an impressive background to the no less spectacular lower hills, or fells, and the beautiful valleys with their lakes below.

OUR LAKES

To many, it's the magnificence of the lakes which brings that special distinction to the scenery, their ever changing nature, light & reflections transforming the countryside.. Derwentwater, island studded and with Keswick on its shores is probably the busiest. Buttermere, Crummock Water and Loweswater lie close together in the lovely and peaceful Vale of Lorton. Bassenthwaite, the only 'lake', and Thirlmere, reservoir for Manchester, are both dominated by steep slopes of shoreline mountains.

OUR VILLAGES

The heart of Keswick is the Market Square with no cars in the pedestrianised area which makes for a very pleasant shopping experience. In the centre of the Market Square is The Moot Hall, home to the Lake District National Park Tourist Information Centre and an excellent starting point for planning your adventures. Though only a small town, Keswick has a range of shops and services far larger than might be expected. You can find lots of lovely shops both in the main Market Square and down every alley and side street.