The Hill is owned by Gerry & Jo-Anne Wilkinson who look forward to welcoming you to their home. They will always give you a warm welcome and do everything they can to make your stay with them an enjoyable experience.
The Hill is an attractive Lakeland home which dates from the mid 1800's. It is set within magnificent topiary gardens which have featured in English Heritage Gardens. Surrounded by the indigenous countryside which attracts a host of wildlife including the popular heron, the house enjoys a rural feel without isolation.
Bedrooms
All the bedrooms are decorated to a high standard, as comfortable as they are attractive.
Deluxe En-suite Bedrooms with Colour TV / Video, Tea & Coffee making facilities,
hair dryer and radio alarm clock.
Dining / Lounge
A wonderful breakfast feast will be served in the delightful dining room.
After breakfast, a lunch packed in a picnic backpack can be provided so that you are ready to explore the wonderful Lake District scenery.
Breakfast
Breakfast is served in our lovely dining room. Enjoy a good selection of quality products, many of them local. Freshly prepared and served in a friendly atmosphere.
To Start Your Day:
Always available:
Selection of Fruit Juices
Selection of Cereals
Museli
Fruit Yogurts
Fresh Fruit
To Order:
Porridge with Brown Sugar
Grapefruit Segments
Prunes in Fruit Juice
To Complete Your Breakfast Feast:
Always Available:
Full Cumbrian Breakfast of:
Bacon, Award winning local sausage, Black pudding, Tomato, Mushrooms, Fried egg, Potato cake
(A vegetarian option is available)
OR
Scrambled, Poached or Boiled Eggs served with Toast
Mushrooms, Tomato or Baked Beans
To Order:
Grilled Kippers
To Finish:
White or Granary Toast with a choice of preserves
Fresh Coffee or a selection of Teas
Guests are welcome to relax in the beautiful lounge, as they soothe away the aches of a day walking on the fells.
The Lake District
Covering an area of 900 sqaure miles, this most unique and magnificent part of England is famed for it's lofty peaks and tranquil lakes, but most of all for it's oustanding beauty, which has inspired artists and poets throughout the ages. There are 16 lakes, the largest of which, Windermere, is said to be the heart of the Lake District. Windermere and Bowness offer an abundance of sporting facilities including sailing, golf, tennis and riding.
There is a large choice of cafes, bars and restaurants serving ethnic to British cooking.
Bowness also has a cinema and night club for those inclined.
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