Accommodation

Accommodation Booking Service.

Coniston TIC keeps records of local vacancies and the staff can advise on the best place to stay to suit your requirements.
We continually update the vacancy lists and have a 'one to one' formal rappor with local hoteliers & B+B's.
We only charge the standard 10% booking fee which comes off the final bill. If a telephone booking is to be made, we will only charge a fee of £3.00 to cover administration costs.

Please note we only advise about establishments which have been inspected and graded by nationally recognised organisations.
We are sure you will join the hundreds of previously satisfied customers that have been accommodated by us.
We hope you have a pleasant stay and will pop in to see us.

Coniston Tourist Board Approved Accommodation
Beech Tree
Bluebird Lodge
Bracelet Hall farm
Browside
Coniston Lodge Hotel
Crown Hotel
Elterwater park
Holmshead Farm
Lakeland House
Oaklands
Orchard Cottage
Thwaite Cottage
Waterhead Hotel
Yewdale Hotel
Yew Tree Farm
Yewfield Guest House

This list is certainly not extensive, if you require more information, please ring our team at the TIC. Alternatively, if you would like to list your accommodation here, please also call our team during office hours.

Beech Tree B+B, Coniston.

Beech Tree House is full of character, it stands in its own attractive gardens, 150m from the village centre and all amenities. Our eight letting bedrooms are individually decorated and there is a television lounge and guest dining room. We have ample parking and drying facilities if the weather is inclement. There are many beautiful walks from the house, which makes an ideal base for exploring the Southern Lakes and fells, or overnight stop on the Cumbria Way.
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Bluebird Lodge B+B, Coniston.

The Bluebird Lodge Guest House is in a quiet corner of the English Lakes and offers comfortable rooms, a warm welcome and some of the best views in the area. an ideal location for fell walkers, dog owners and cyclists Situated within 15 minutes stroll from the village centre of Coniston, one of Lakeland''s more typical villages and only a short stroll to the North end of Coniston Water, famed for the speed record attempts in the 1960's made by the late Donald Campbell CBE.
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Braclett Hall Farm B+B, Broughton In Furness.

Bracelet Hall bed and breakfast is a traditional beef and sheep rearing farm, with over 400 acres of land, situated between Coniston water and Broughton-in-Furness. The 17th century farmhouse overlooks the Woodland fells to the front and the coast line to the side. We can be reached by a private tarmac road which is over half a mile long, giving a peaceful and tranquil environment for you to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenary that surrounds you.
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Browside B+B, Coniston.

Browside is set on the hillside at the foot of Coniston Old Man, in beautiful gardens with wonderful Lakeland views overlooking Coniston Water towards Grizedale Forest and the Ambleside fells. Situated only 1.5 miles from Coniston village and 1/2 mile to the nearest pub, there is no need even to use your car when staying at our Lake District bed and breakfast in Coniston. Our purpose built guest house offers all day access, with guests given their own door keys and private front door. We have many excellent footpaths from the door of our Lake District bed and breakfast in Coniston, including a new lakeshore path to Coniston, or for keen walkers a direct path up Coniston Old Man. We have lake cruises, pony trekking, cycle hire, canoeing and historic houses nearby. There are also very good bar meals available at our local pubs.
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Coniston Lodge Hotel, Coniston.

The resident proprietors, Anthony and Elizabeth Robinson, the third generation of Lakeland hoteliers, have now been at Coniston Lodge for ten years. We hoped to create something just a little different, a small hotel, with that very special feeling of staying in someone's beautiful home, but with the facilities you would expect in a modern hotel. We hope we have succeeded. One of our regular guests calls the lodge his "little piece of heaven on earth". And in 1993 the RAC awarded us their "Small Hotel of the Year" (Northern Region) citation.
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Crown Inn B+B, Coniston

The Crown Inn previously know as The Crown Hotel is situated in the heart of the English Lake District in the centre of the picturesque village of Coniston. This is the ideal setting where we can offer warm, comfortable Coniston bed and breakfast accommodation at a reasonable cost in both summer and winter months.
Our guest accommodation has been awarded 4 stars by Visit Britain.
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Elterwater Park Guest House, Skelwith Bridge.

Elterwater Park Country Guest House offers life at a gentle pace, allowing you to relax in a home away from home, taking time to rest alongside the flower beds in the garden, immersing yourself in the stunning scenery that surrounds you.
Ramblers and climbers will enjoy the easy access to the Lakeland fells, while walkers on the Cumbria Way will find Elterwater Park the perfect stopover. Nature lovers will be enchanted by the nesting barn swallows in the summer, as well as native bird populations throughout the whole year.
Once a 17th century traditional farm, Elterwater Park sits in it's own beautiful green space where you will enjoy peace, quiet, and a return to more traditional values.
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Holmeshead Farm B+B, Skelwith Bridge.

Its beautiful location just above the tiny hamlet of Skelwith Fold is isolated, peaceful and quiet, yet only 10 minutes drive from the bustle of Ambleside, one of Lakeland's major tourist centres with every facility and amenity, or from Hawkshead, a picturesque village with interesting history, shops, cafés and pubs. The fine Langdale valley, one of England's most famous walking and climbing areas, is about 15 minutes' drive away. The farm rears sheep and beef cattle and is run by Edward Ireton, while his wife Judith looks after the guests.
The farmhouse dates from the 17th century. The farm buildings and yard are adjoining and there is usually something interesting going on outside, while the friendly farm dogs ask you politely to play. To the south of the house, extensive undulating lawns invite you to stroll and enjoy the unspoilt view, or relax and take a drink, while in the pond the wildlife waits to be discovered. This is a truly idyllic spot.
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Lakeland Guest House B+B, Coniston.

Welcome to Lakeland House, Coniston, our guest house set in the centre of Coniston, in the southern Lake District, offering B&B, bed and breakfast accommodation in the centre of Coniston Village. We are in easy walking distance to Coniston Water and all amenities in Coniston Village. Coniston is popular for visits to the Lake District and Coniston, and has a wealth of history. Coniston Water, the lake famous for Donald Campbell's water speed record attempts; John Ruskin's Lake District home Brantwood is situated on the East Side of Coniston Water; the famous children's story Swallows and Amazons was written and set in Coniston and the Lake District.
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Oaklands Guest House, Coniston.

The house was built of local stone in the middle of the 19th Century. It is situated near the village centre, overlooking the bowling green and within a short walk of the lake. The bowling green itself are nearby grass tennis courts are available for guests of Oaklands to use.
We offer a high level of comfort, with spacious rooms overlooking the Coniston fells. There is private parking and a large garden for you to while away the Summer evenings.
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Orchard Cottage B+B, Coniston.

Orchard Cottage Guest House in the heart of Coniston village has views of the surrounding fells and is ideally situated as a stop over on the Cumbria Way and for other long distance walkers, tourers or anybody wanting a relaxing few days away.
Orchard Cottage has three en-suite bedrooms, two with double beds and one with twin/super king.
The accommodation also has a relaxing guest lounge, with colour TV, a dining room and provision for private off road parking. English tourism Council rated 4 Diamonds
Winner of cumbria tourist Board Chairman's Trophy For Guesthouse Garden 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006.
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Thwaite Cottage B+B, Coniston.

Imagine an idyllic rural retreat just a short stroll from the traditional Lakeland village of Coniston and close to the shores of a peaceful lake and you have Thwaite Cottage.
It is set in two acres of garden and woodland down a country lane midway between the Village and the head of the Lake.
If you are seeking a quiet place to stay that is full of character, centuries old, and in a beautiful location, then look no further.
Thwaite Cottage is the place for you.
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Waterhead Hotel, Coniston.

With a friendly, relaxed 'home from home' feel, the Waterhead Hotel makes the perfect retreat. Relax in the comfortable lounge bar area with views across the hotel lawns down to the lake. The 'Mountain View' restaurant looks out onto magnificent mountain scenery and offers excellent local cuisine. With a friendly, relaxed 'home from home' feel, the Waterhead Hotel makes the perfect retreat. Relax in the comfortable lounge bar area with views across the hotel lawns down to the lake.
The 'Mountain View' restaurant looks out onto magnificent mountain scenery and offers excellent local cuisine. All 21 en-suite bedrooms have remote control colour television and tea/coffee making facilities.
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Yewdale Hotel, Coniston.

The Yewdale Hotel is a situated in the centre of Coniston and therefore central for the scenic delights of the Lake District. Built of local stone and slate in 1896, it was once part guest house and part bank.
Eight centrally heated bedrooms with en suite, tv and tea-making facilities, provide comfortable, restful accommodation, and an excellent Cumbrian breakfast starts the day.
In the bar and dining room fresh seasonal produce features on a varied menu that includes plenty of choice for vegetarians as well as children's dishes. In addition an extended bar menu is offered daily between 12 noon and 9pm.
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Yew Tree Farm B+B, Coniston.

Yew Tree Farm with its distinctive ‘spinning gallery’ is in the beautiful Lake District, in a stunning picturesque setting it is ideally located for all Lakeland activities. The Farm House was built in 1693 and is one of the most photographed farms in the North.
Yew tree was owned by Beatrix Potter in the 1930s and is still home to many of her furnishings, Yew Tree farm featured as ‘Hill Top’ in the movie ‘Miss Potter’ starring Rene Zellweger.
We offer five star historic guest accommodation in the Farmhouse, you can take a break from the modern world and step back in time. Our guest quarters have been exquisitely refurbished working with all the original features, we have interior designed in period style enhancing the exceptional character and friendly atmosphere.
Why not step back in time by walking to our historic tea room furnished by Beatrix potter herself in 1930, fireside seating in winter and extra seating in the garden for sunny days. Our menu is simple, seasonal and all prepared from scratch to perfection in the farmhouse kitchen.
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