Are you heading to the North West area of the country and need somewhere to stay? Let us inspire you with this selection, ideal for exploring the the lakes, Cheshire or Lancashire.
The National Trust has a varied selection of B&Bs, campsites, holiday cottages and youth hostels to make your stay unique, enjoyable and comfortable.
Bed and breakfasts
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There are many bed and breakfasts in this popular part of the country. Stay in a traditional Tudor farmhouse in the Cheshire countryside, a working lakeland fell farm in the heart of Borrowdale, or a farm once owned by Beatrix Potter with wonderful views in Ambleside. |
Camping and caravanning
The Lake District has some of the best campsites in the country. Great Langdale is a walker's and climber's dream, surrounded by the Langdale Pikes. Low Wray enables you to camp on the banks of Lake Windermere and Wasdale campsite has stunning views of the Scafell mountain range. |
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Holiday Cottages
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New for 2008 is Rose Castle, part of the Monk Coniston estate. Or maybe you would prefer a cottage on the shores of Lake Windermere? Millbeck Towers is an imposing property, with spectacular views of the Northern Lakes. |
Youth hostels
There are a good selection of youth hostels for walkers and climbers alike. Wastwater has stunning views and is in easy reach of England's highest mountain. Honister offers mountain accommodation with easy access to the peaks, and Eskdale offers more peaceful accommodation in the western fells. |
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