Storrs Hall Hotel Bowness-on-Windermere

General Information

Among all the Hotels in the Lake District, Storrs Hall is unquestionably one of the plurality incredible. It is encircled by the genuine beauty of the Lake District. The Hotel, a grade ll Georgian Mansion, proposes a most pretty setting for persons who enjoy life's luxuries. Storrs Hall, with its National Trust-owned folly the Temple, features for years been a landmark to sigh over. Sitting in an unrivalled situation, this lakeland Hotel enjoys vistas of Lake Windermere that seem endless. The superb interiors are painted in the ancient English fashion creating an air of established comfort, superb but unofficial, warm and friendly. At each turn, spectacular views of lake and fell able to be glimpsed through famous windows and framed and reflected in ornate mirrors. Bedrooms are equally dainty with large beds and chic bathrooms with each up-to-date comfort. In consideration of our plenty of visitors who combine us to elude family and work pressures, we are unable to welcome kids under the age of twelve years.

Transportation

Exit M6 at combination 36, and on the roundabout above, filter left onto the A590 (Kendal). Follow the dual carriageway to the roundabout (approx 7 miles), take the 1st exit signposted B5284 Hawkshead Via Ferry. Continue along the highway for several miles, via the countryside of Crook and past the hole golf club, then at the T-junction turn left and immediately right onto Longtail Hill. At the foot of the hill, at the T-junction, turn left onto the A592 (signposted Newby Bridge). Travel for one and a half miles and you'll see Storrs Hall set back from the highway on the right. The highway bends sharply to the left at this point. Please take attention when making the right hand turn into the driveway.