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Nestled at the foot of Sheperd’s Crag in the The 36 cosy bedrooms all have TV,
beautiful valley of Borrowdale this hotel welcomes telephone and hospitality tray and whether
visitors from the moment they arrive.
you are looking to book a romantic break
Built in 1866 the hotel has an interesting history
staying in one of the 4 poster bedrooms, a
and many charming artifacts adorning the walls,
family holiday with the children, an energetic
such as old hotel prints, Victorian coffee grinders
break walking with your dog or just a couple of
and silver salvers, plate warmers and brass
relaxing days, there are rooms to suit all.
bedpans - not forgetting the original 41 room bells,
which, although no longer work, are still proudly
If you are arriving or leaving on a Sunday
displayed outside the reception area.
make sure not to miss the famous Sunday lunch
- it is well worth trying, but remember to
During the day the lounge bar and conservatory
book your table well in advance, as it is
are open for light lunches and afternoon teas &
particulary popular with both locals and residents.
in the evening a splendid 6 course silver service
dinner can be enjoyed in the restaurant with Excellent Christmas & New Year breaks with full
coffee and mints served in the lounges. programme of entertainment available.
Residents of the Borrowdale Hotel are able to take advantage of complimentary use of the Leisure
facilities at our sister hotel the Lodore Falls (including indoor & outdoor heated swimming pools, gym,
sauna and tennis courts) and free midweek golf at Keswick Golf Club
visit our website for special breaks and offers
The Borrowdale Hotel, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5UY
Tel. 017687 77224 www.lakedistricthotels.net
per night £66.00 - £82.00 DB & B £86.00 - £102.00
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