Hostels in Windermere

Situated in Elterwater and with World of Beatrix Potter reachable within 15 km, Elterwater Hostel features a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar. This 3-star hostel offers a shared kitchen....

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Veeckman

From

Belgium

clean, cosy hostel with a hiking / climbers atmosphere. Fair priced meals / snacks and drinks. the owners were really helpful and overall nice people.

Set in Windermere and with World of Beatrix Potter reachable within 2 km, Lakes Boutique Hostel Apartment Windermere offers express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a terrace, free WiFi and...

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Christopher

From

United Kingdom

It was comfortable. It has everything you needed already there. It was clean. It was well positioned. It was great.

The YHA Ambleside sits on the shores of Lake Windermere in the Lake District. It offers a range of budget accommodation and a café serving local food.

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Andy

From

Singapore

All facilities were perfect, very nice scenery surrounding

Set in Coniston, 15 km from Lake Windermere, YHA Coniston Holly How offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.

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Mari

From

Finland

Very nice place. Clean and really well taken care of. Very good position.

Set within the beautiful Lakeland village of Grasmere, this Victorian mansion features fabulous views of the surrounding fells and valleys. Guests can enjoy the restaurant and relaxing TV lounge.

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ArnabChakravorty

From

India

Very comfortable and clean rooms, good amenities, pretty location. Recommend for both friends and families.

Set by a river, this Lakeland YHA in Borrowdale Valley has fine mountain views and an informal atmosphere. Enjoy family-friendly walks, laundry facilities and hot meals.

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Thomas

From

Bahrain

This is the first time I booked a YHA . We loved it. The staff were very friendly . specially Jack & Aron. Location was amazing .

Located in Thirlmere, within 11 km of Derwentwater Lake and 26 km of Buttermere, Fisher-gill Camping Barn provides accommodation with a terrace and as well as free private parking for guests who...

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Dexter

From

United Kingdom

We were very lucky that Jean (who runs the camping barn) was nearby on-site throughout our stay, and she lit the woodburner for us every afternoon, taking the chill off for our return from walks during the freezing weather we have had during Storm Bert. (Sometimes Jean has to stay at her family's other farm elsewhere, and when that happens you have to fend for yourselves more). The beds were very comfortable, there were quilts and hot water bottles to supplement our sleeping bags, and the kitchen was adequately equipped for us to do basic catering for ourselves throughout our stay. The shower takes either £1 or 5x20ps and gives loads of time. There was also a wall-mounted fan-heater which worked on £1 coins but we didn't use that. There's little to no phone reception. The Stagecoach bus 555 runs past very regularly, so very easy access by public transport.