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Highfield
HOTEL & RESTAURANT
An Award Winning Victorian Town House, quietly situated overlooking
Hope Park, with views of Derwentwater and the surrounding mountains, and
Restaurant
Award Winning
only a few minutes walk from the town centre, theatre and lake.
18 Quality en suite bedrooms with excellent facilities, including TV and
DVD, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, direct dial phones.
with an international team of chefs,
serving an extensive menu, using the
Highfield is family owned and personally run by resident proprietors
best of local produce.
Howard and Caroline, with their excellent team of staff, in an informal
and relaxed atmosphere.
When you want to get away for a relaxing break,
ππ . . . Highfield is here for you.
81 % 2 AA Red Rosettes
for Culinary Excellence Two Night Breaks available from
£130 per person for Dinner, Bed & Breakfast.
Theatre Breaks a speciality, with
pre-theatre dinner available.
Private car parking.
Please call for a brochure,
tariff and sample menu
017687 72508
info@highfieldkeswick.co.uk
The Heads, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5ER
www.highfieldkeswick.co.uk
Ì ★ ★ HOTEL SILVER AWARD
per night £50.00 - £60.00 DB & B £70.00 - £85.00
A country house hotel in an idyllic situation on the lower slopes of Skiddaw in northern Lakeland.
Set in spacious landscaped gardens with views across the Derwent valley
that are astounding.
At Lyzzick Hall
our aim is simply to
provide a relaxing
haven where courtesy
and care come hand
in hand with efficient
and personal attention.
★★
81%
Hotel
Lyzzick Hall
COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL
Underskiddaw, Keswick-on-Derwentwater
Cumbria CA12 4PY
Tel: (017687) 72277 Fax: (017687) 72278
E-mail:
info@lyzzickhall.co.uk www.lyzzickhall.co.uk
Ì ★ ★ HOTEL SILVER AWARD
per night B & B £61.00 - £102.00 DB & B £79.00 - £120.00
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