Keswick Country House Hotel

About Keswick Country House Hotel

Built in the Victorian era and set in four acres of lawns and tended gardens on Station Road, Keswick Country House Hotel has a history stretching back to an 1895 garden party hosted by the Earl of Lonsdale, whose guests reportedly included Kaiser Wilhelm II. That grand backdrop now houses a comfortable, three-star hotel that trades more on space and setting than on formality.

The Lonsdale Restaurant serves breakfast and dinner overlooking the gardens, and the hotel's grounds give it more room to breathe than most properties this close to the centre of town. Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with a range of standard and larger rooms available, and the hotel is popular with both walking groups and couples looking for a quieter stay without losing easy access to Keswick itself.

It is around a five-minute walk from the town centre and a similar distance from the old railway path that leads out towards Derwentwater, making it a practical, well-located base for exploring on foot.