Why do people love staying at the hotel? Set on the banks of Lake Windermere, Langdale Chase is in close proximity to the many popular activities in the local area. Do as much as you wish, or, of course, kick back and fine tune the art of doing absolutely nothing.
What is there to do in the area? Guests at Langdale Chase will find plenty of interesting and unexpected things to do, including visits to the Beatrix Potter Museum and the Windemere Jetty Museum (which displays the ‘Lily’ steamboat – built in 1896 by Langdale Chase’s original owners), a variety of Michelin-star dining options, and unforgettable experiences such as exploring hidden historical carvings in rocks along the shore. Windermere Lake Cruises will also be available for guests, with ‘48 Hour Freedom of the Lake’ tickets available for purchase at reception to make the most of their visit to this UNESCO Heritage site. The area also offers a variety of hiking trails of all lengths, and the hotel offers drop off and pick up service to facilitate hiking experiences for guests.
What kind of breakfast do you offer? À la carte Breakfast.
Do you offer other meals? Langdale Chase offers a seasonal menu as well as a wide range of signature comfort dishes including lobster roll, chicken pie and wagyu beef burger which can be enjoyed in the lounge. For a more formal dining experience guests are welcomed at the main restaurant which offers a five-course gastronomic journey inspired by the land and sea. In the warmer months Langdale Chase also offers alfresco dining on the terrace, surrounded by nature. The hotel’s wine cellar offers a carefully curated wine list compiled with the expertise of a master of wine.
Executive Chef Michael Cole heads up the two AA Rosette-awarded restaurant housed in the hotel’s main building with floor to ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Windermere and the Coniston Fells. His menu is centred around classic British cuisine, inspired by the Lake District and the surrounding coastline. Executive Chef Michael Cole applies his 27 years of experience to bring each dish to life using quality local ingredients with gourmet twists on classic British staples.
Which are your most popular room types, and why? Langdale Chase has 30 completely refurbished and spacious guest rooms and suites, all with air conditioning and beautiful bathrooms which are positioned to look across the lake. Thoughtful design and an eye for quality, meet comfort and spoiling details, wrapped up in authentic British country house living.
For a more private and intimate bolthole experience, guests can stay in the historic Boathouse. Set apart from the main house and with a private waterside position, the one-of-a-kind Boathouse suite offers a wraparound balcony and rooftop terrace with panoramic views across the lake.
We also boast a selection of dog-friendly rooms which havea separate entrance to the gardens for muddy boots and dogs.
What facilities do you have for children, and can you fit extra beds in your rooms? There are family suites, and each of the individually designed suites offer stunning views of Lake Windermere and the private gardens. They have their own entrance that gives access to both rooms and a relaxing seating area. For a family of four: Fully Flex B&B is £1100 Avg. per night, Fully Flexible B&B + dinner is £1250 Avg. per night.
In the family room as well as in the other is possible to add a travel cot for small children.
Regarding fun family-friendly activities, guests can try the water sports from the hotel jetty, and they are organised by Graythwaite Adventure.
What message would you like to give The Hotel Guru readers? Langdale Chase Hotel combines warm service with plenty to do, offering a charming and homely lakeside getaway. Guests can choose to do as much as they wish, or kick back and fine tune the art of doing absolutely nothing at the hotel’s private waterside location.
