Romantic Hotels & Resorts in Lake District National Park from NZ$261

"Really enjoyed our stay spa was excellent,mizumi food was spot on definitely go again "

"The staff were always very friendly and helpful. The room was great and the views are spectacular. Prices for eating are very reasonable. Easy to go for long walks on the promenade or the beaches. Close to other amenities, shops, etc. Surrounded by lovely countryside to go exploring."

"Very comfortable and accessible for my husband who has Lewy body dementia and Parkinson’s. Was very clean apart from windows. Resort was very nice with good amenities. Have booked to stay again in May"

"The hotel is ideally located, the room we had was extremely large & clean, the staff are exceptional "

"Stayed here a few times and it’s a lovely hotel. The staff are fantastic and very polite. Very central only a short walk into town. The food is very good."

"We recently stayed at the North Lakes Hotel & Spa as a stopover on our journey from Scotland to England, and it was a fantastic experience. The hotel itself is beautiful, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the family room was perfect for us. The children were thrilled to find named biscuits and their own welcome packs waiting on arrival – such a thoughtful touch! One of my personal highlights was the fresh milk machine just outside our room, which made bedtime bottles for the kids super easy. The room was spacious, tastefully decorated, and catered really well to our family’s needs. While the hotel was incredibly child-friendly overall, we did find the restaurant a bit tricky – it was lovely but hard to get a reservation, and it didn’t feel quite as geared towards families as the rest of the hotel. That said, we would absolutely return and highly recommend it for anyone travelling with children – it made our long journey so much more enjoyable and comfortable."

"Brilliant location and pool area really nice had a really good time. The car park is well overpriced just park next carpark half the price."

"Quiet and secluded"