Hawkshead
Hawkshead is an enchanting Lake District village with whitewashed cottages, narrow alleys and cobbled streets. Due to its immense popularity, traffic has thankfully been banished from its centre (there’s plenty of parking at the edge of the village).
It’s situated between Coniston Water and Windermere.
Hotels
| Name |
Notes |
Normal Rate |
Jul 23 |
Jul 24 |
Jul 25 |
| Drunken Duck Inn, Barngates |
Known for its award-winning restaurant. |
Call for rates and availability |
| King's Arms |
Offers 9 rooms with plenty of character. |
Call for rates and availability |
| Queen's Head |
Dates back to the 16th century. |
Call for rates and availability |
| Red Lion Inn |
15th century inn next to the Beatrix Potter Gallery. |
£79.00
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Full
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Full |
Full
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| Sawrey House Country Hotel, Near Sawrey |
Offers great views of Esthwaite Water. |
£85.95
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£69.00 (save 20%)
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£69.00 (save 20%) |
£69.00 (save 20%)
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| Sun Inn |
Pub in the centre of Hawkshead offering 8 rooms. |
£95.00
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Full
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Full |
Full
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Attractions & Activities
Restaurants, Pubs, Bars & Cafes
| Name |
Type |
Location |
Map |
Notes |
| Drunken Duck Inn |
Restaurant |
Barngates |
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Gastropub roughly halfway between Ambleside and Hawkshead and close to Tarn Hows. Famous for its food. Atmospheric oak-floored bar with open fire offers real ales including those from their in-house micro-brewery (Barngates Brewery). |
| King's Arms |
Pub |
The Square |
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500-year old pub in Hawkshead’s market square. Offers real ales (Hawkshead Bitter, Coniston Bluebird) plus pub meals. Small outdoor seating area is a great people-watching spot. Also offers accommodation. |
| Queen's Head |
Pub |
Centre |
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Primarily a dining pub. Offers mainly British dishes, all made with Cumbrian produce. |
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