Breakfast Bowness-on-Windermere

General Information

Visitor of our hotel in Bowness-on-Windermere will be situated in the center of the scenic Lake District National Park in Far Sawrey. The Hawkrigg Bed & Breakfast Bowness-on-Windermere is within short distance of the Bowness on Windermere ferry, and it’s a fast drive to Hawkshead. The guesthouse places customers surrounding to plenty of of the area’s work addresses, in addition to restaurants, boutiques, and amusement venues. The Hawkrigg Bed & Breakfast Bowness-on-Windermere can be easily reached by auto, and customers able to also stroll to plenty of of the area’s park amusements with ease. Customers able to also receive around the region on a tour bus.

The apartments of the Hawkrigg Bed & Breakfast Bowness-on-Windermere are all outfitted with cozy beds and furniture and accessories. 2 of the hotel’s rooms provide en room bathrooms, and 1 of the suites proposes a wc and sink, and a disunite bathroom with a shower. All of the hotel’s rooms provide tea/coffee making service, and all the rooms provide flat-screen televisions.

The Hawkrigg Bed & Breakfast Bowness-on-Windermere proposes visitors a lot of up-to-date amenities, and clients able to enjoy services that will produce their vacations more cosy and convenient.

Transportation

Located on the B5285 half a mile from Lake Windermere and the Car Ferry and three miles from Hawkshead. From the South (via ferry): Exit the M6 Motorway at Junction 36 and follow the A591 towards Windermere. At the Plumgarths roundabout, just north of Kendal, turn left and follow the Hawkshead and ferry signs up the B5284 Crook Road. This highway leads to the southern end of Bowness and the ferry crossing is signposted. Take the ferry across Windermere and then follow the highway for half a mile. Hawkrigg Guest House is on the left at the upper of the hill. From the South by roadExit the M6 Motorway at Junction 36 and follow the A591 to Ambleside, as you approach Ambleside follow the signs to Langdale and Coniston, at Clappergate take the sharp left turn over the bridge and follow the signs for Hawkshead. Continue past Hawkshead and follow the ferry signs. Continue for approx 2 and a half miles and Hawkrigg is on the right. From the North: From Ambleside follow signs for A593 - Coniston, Langdale and Hawkshead. Turn left at Clappersgate onto B5286 for Hawkshead. At Hawkshead turn left following signs for Windermere by means of Ferry and Sawrey. Enter Far Sawrey, Hawkrigg is on the right. From the North by means of ferry: As you approach Windermere follow the signs to Bowness. Continue through Bowness and follow the signs for the ferry. Take the ferry across Windermere and then follow the highway for half a mile. Hawkrigg is on the left at the upper of the hill.