17th century coaching inn set in the historic town of Berkhamsted Within easy reach of M1 ... more
and M25 Motorways and with the mainline railway station in berkhamsted that runs to London Euston in 45minsThe hotel can be hired out for wedding recepions and private partiesWe also have a Civil Wedding Licence We can seat up to 55 guests for a foramal table setting for a wedding or 100 guests for a buffet The Kings Restaurant at the Kings Arms Hotel serves a full a La carte menu from 7pm 930pm Tues Sat incwe also serve light lunches in the bar from 12noon 230pm Tues Sat inc
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Relax in the tranquil village of KyleakinEnjoy the impressive views across to the Scottish ... more
mainland from our lochside lounge barWhether it is summer or winter relax with a dram in front of one of our open firesTake a meal in our Claymore restaurant with a choice of table d'hote or a la carte menus
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WelcomeWe are Mick and Kathy Townsend and we would like to invite you to stay at the kings ... more
Arms Hotel We are situated in the historic town of Lostwithiel and are well positioned to visit the towns many antique shops coffee shops public houses and restaurants which are all within walking distance We are close to the railway station which links us most destinations throughout Cornwall Allowing you to choose from a wide variety of activities and places to visit during your time here with usThe King's Arms provide a wide range of facilities to help you enjoy your stay and get the most out of your time in Lostwithiel including:Traditional small town public house En suite accommodation Real ales cask marque Live entertainment most Saturday nights Sky sports in the bar Close to the Eden Project and Lanhydrock House Countryside and river walks Local museum and castle Within walking distance from main line railway station and national express bus stop
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This hotel dates from the Tudor period, but the inside reflects the very best in modern ... more
design. It featured in the film Four Weddings and a Funeral, as well as the TV show Midsomer Murders.With hundreds of years of history (Oliver Cromwell once stayed here), The Kings Arms Hotel is ideal for a romantic getaway.A relaxed lounge bar features a log fire, while the original part of the building has executive rooms with large desks, broadband access and flat-screen TV.The Kings Arms is in the heart of Old Amersham, known for its exclusive boutiques and fabulous antiques shops. There is a local golf course, while Ascot and Windsor racecourses are within easy reach.Amersham is on the London Underground network, 50 minutes from Wembley Stadium and just over an hour from central London (Bank stop). The Kings Arms Hotel is 10 minutes’ drive from the M40 and M25..
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Perched on the edge of Hampton Court Palace, this historic hotel boasts individually ... more
styled and themed rooms.Backing onto the famous Hampton Court maze, providing easy access to the Palace grounds and Bushey Park, The Kings Arms is surrounded by sophisticated heritage. Built around 1709, with a stone frontage that can be dated back to 1658, the hotel was recently refurbished and now offers several distinctive, fully equipped rooms. Each based around the theme of Henry VIII and his 6 wives, you can enjoy a relaxed stay with a unique feel. Dine either al fresco in the courtyard, informally in the comfortable lounge bar, or in the restaurant for something a little extra special..
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This 17th century former coaching inn is set in the historic town of Berkhamsted, and ... more
features en suite rooms, as well as four-poster and family rooms. Kings Arms Hotel has a civil ceremony licence for weddings and is able to cater for a reception of up to 55 guests, for a formal sit down meal..
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Situated close to the Skye Bridge in the charming village of Kyleakin, the Kings Arms ... more
Hotel has panoramic views across the Kyle of Lochalsh to mainland Scotland. The hotel is one of the oldest remaining on the island, and dates back to the 1600s. It has retained many traditional features, which are now combined with modern, home-from-home comforts..
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Located in the picturesque village of Ockley, this traditional 16th century coaching inn ... more
is set within an area of peace, beauty and tranquillity, which combine to create the ideal setting for a country break.At the heart of the inn is good food, wine and beer served at affordable prices. The specials board changes regularly to reflect the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. On Sundays, a traditional roast is available and the inn also offers fresh prime steaks, cooked to order, as well as wholesome homemade pies of the week. Everything is fresh and local suppliers are used wherever possible. In the winter, food can be enjoyed inside by the roaring log fire and in the summer, there is the award-winning garden.On the A29, between Dorking and Horsham, in the heart of Surrey, The Kings Arms is full of character, with low ceilings and wooden beams. The friendly staff and peaceful atmosphere makes visiting the inn a truly relaxing pleasure..
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Advantages: Interesting and interactive displays, fab outdoor facilities, good ticket prices Disadvantages: Can get a bit squished. Won't be able to spend the whole day here
I'm always on the lookout for days out in my local area, that aren't going to break the bank. I have 2 children with an 8 year age gap, so finding something that appeals to both has become increasingly difficult! The LakeDistrict Coast Aquarium has become a favourite attraction, and one we have visited annually for the last 4 years.
Situated on the West Cumbrian Coast, the Solway Estuary and with the Lakedistrict just a stones throw away, Maryport is home to the LakeDistrict Coast Aquarium.
The aquarium, now 12 years old, houses a wide and varied exhibition of river and marine life from the local area and is easily accessible from Keswick, Penrith, and Carlisle by car, train or bus. There is pay parking right outside, and a large car park 2 minutes walk away.
Opening Times And Prices
The aquarium is open daily from ...
Advantages: Location and scenery and activities Disadvantages: Having to take your own towels
HARTSOP HALL COTTAGES
I have now been to the LakeDistrict for my annual family holiday twice, the first time in mid winter with snow on the ground, and the most recent one in August.
The summer holiday was excellent, in excellent surroundings, having spent a week at Dovedale Cottage, which is one of two cottages at Hartsop Hall Cottages. The cottage itself is excellent and highly recommended.
For those of you that know the LakeDistrict, it is situated at the foot of the Kirkstone Pass, and close to Brothers Water and Ullswater. Going up the Kirkstone Pass gives you some excellent views of the surrounding countryside, but if you go during the winter months, the Pass can be rather perilous and often is closed to traffic
DOVEDALE COTTAGE DETAILS
Dovedale Cottage is situated on a working hill farm and is attached to ...
Advantages: Great mountains, great scenery... Disadvantages: Rains quite a bit
I have visited Scotland, Snowdonia, The Pennines and the Yorkshire Dales, but The LakeDistrict remains my utmost favourite for spending a walking holiday. It has glimmering lakes and wind-swept tarns, valleys and ghylls, towering crags and narrow rakes all combining to form razor-sharp ridges and beautiful mountain tops with Scafell Pike rising (just) over the rest at 3,210ft. Now that's a prospect for a damn good holiday!
It's mountains are modest compared to those in Scotland, but the LakeDistrict has a subtlety of scale which surpasses no other mountainous region. Don't think that the LakeDistrict mountains are easy either, for they can provide challenges which can equal those provided by the Scottish mountains. Take the Fairfield Horseshoe for example or Kirkfell from Wasdale. No, most of these beasties are tough and combined ...
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Product details
Long Name
The Kings Arms
Continent
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
Lake District
Address
Main Street Keswick Cumbria CA12 5BN
Telephone
01768 772083
Manufacturer's product description
To stay at the Kings Arms Hotel in Keswick is to experience the legacies, in modern day comfort and luxury, of a true Coaching Inn. A warm and friendly smile awaits you from our well trained staff, who's aim is to make your stay one of many.
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