England: 3 Hotels for Foodies In The Lake District

Ees Wyke Seabass - Hotels for Foodies In The Lake District

We love the Lake District and are lucky enough to have visited at least a dozen times. We have stayed in a range of accommodation from self-catering lodges right through to luxury hotels. Even though we have never had a bad stay in the Lake District, there are 3 hotels we have stayed in that edge above the rest. Why? Because of the incredible meals, we ate while there. For us, after a long day sightseeing and exploring, there is nothing better than going back to our hotel, unwinding with a cheeky G&T and then sampling what the hotel’s restaurant has to offer. Therefore, we have put together our list of 3 fabulous hotels for foodies in The Lake District.

Beech Hill Hotel & Spa, Windermere 

Risotto at Beech Hill Hotel & Spa
Sea Bass at Beech Hill Hotel & Spa
Steak & Chips at Beech Hill Hotel & Spa
'After Eight' at Beech Hill Hotel & Spa

Located on the banks of Lake Windermere, a stay at the Beech Hill Hotel and Spa is an absolute treat. This beautiful hotel is a great choice when looking for a luxury hotel in the Lake District. With fabulous views over the lake and beyond, an amazing rooftop spa and restaurant serving mouth-watering delights, it is obvious why this hotel is one of the most popular in the area.

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The on-site Burlington’s Restaurant offers amazing views to accompany the amazing food. It is highly regarded by local people and fondly remembered by all who have dined there. Burlington’s Restaurant has held AA rosettes for the last 20 years. It endeavours to source only the freshest, finest & local produce and ingredients. Therefore making it one of the best hotels for foodies in the Lake District.

Read our full review of Beech Hill Hotel and Spa here.

Ees Wyke Country House, Ambleside

Scallops at Ees Wyke Country House, Ambleside, Lake District
Mushrooms at Ees Wyke Country House, Ambleside, Lake District
Steak at Ees Wyke Country House, Ambleside, Lake District
Sticky Toffee Pudding at Ees Wyke Country House, Ambleside, Lake District

Overlooking Esthwaite Water and once a holiday home of Beatrix Potter where she wrote many of her Peter Rabbit books, Ees Wyke Country House is a delightful property perfect for a foodie break in the Lake District. Originally it was built as a Lake District retreat for a Lancashire mill owner in 1742. Before becoming a private home up until 1976 before it was converted into a hotel.

The food at the restaurant is prepared, cooked and served by the owner Richard and the meal we ate is one of the best we have ever eaten anywhere. Ees Wyke Country House has been awarded an AA rosette for the 12th year and offers a daily changing three-course dinner menu. It offers choice utilising, wherever possible, the very best of local produce from top local suppliers.

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Read our full review of Ees Wyke Country House here

The Wordsworth Hotel & Spa, Grasmere

Located in the heart Grasmere, The Wordsworth Hotel and Spa in a great position to explore everything the village and the local area has to offer. The hotel is large, impressive and has beautiful grounds which make it a popular wedding venue. With stunning suites, a large indoor swimming pool, an extensive list of spa treatments and mouthwatering food, this is a wonderful hotel in The Lake District.

The on-site elegant Signature Restaurant is famed for its excellent and extensive wine list together with its award-winning fine dining. It has been awarded an AA rosette for culinary excellence. The Signature has become a destination in its own right. People visiting the area opt to eat at the restaurant even if not staying at the hotel. The Signature Restaurant does have a formal or smart casual dress code.

Read our full review of The Wordsworth Hotel & Spa here.

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