Best Crosthwaite and Lyth Hotels

"The store owner discriminated against Chinese people. They arranged a basement for us. There was no elevator and they didn't ask us if we needed help with the luggage. The most important thing was that there was a staircase next to our room. If someone went up and down the stairs, the noise was very loud! The curtains were not light-proof and leaked out from the sides. We could see inside our room from the side of the window. We had to use the kettle and bath towel in the room to wipe the curtains and hold them down, otherwise there would be no privacy! There was no view outside the window, three walls and a staircase."

"The hotel was hospitable with very friendly staff however location wise it was quite far from the places I wantes to visit however it was close by to the town centre with many halal restaurant suchs as lake raj. Overall it was a pleasant stay!!!"

"The hotel is located on the mountainside of the lake. It is an old-style British hotel with a history of more than 300 years. Extra beds can be charged for children with children."

"It's a Relais & Châteaux hotel, but this was the only room available when I made the reservation. I didn't expect it to be so small. If you can afford it, book a larger one. It's comfortable to stay in and there's a Michelin restaurant downstairs."

"The hotel is in a classical building, a typical grand mansion of British aristocrats. As soon as you enter the door, you can feel the old-fashioned atmosphere, whether it is the decoration or the smell (carpet). The hotel has a great view, the garden covers a large area, and is located on a small peninsula by the lake, so there are lake views on both sides. The hotel has two restaurants, lake edge is more formal (also where breakfast is served), and there is a small restaurant with modern decoration. The dishes are very good, the portions are also quite large, and it is super value. The hotel does not have an elevator. The luggage attendant will help deliver it to the room, but you have to be mentally prepared to climb the stairs every day. Fortunately, it is not high. British hotels do not put toothbrushes and razors in the room. You need to ask for them at the front desk, but this is the only one that needs to pay for toothbrushes separately, 2.5 pounds a pair. It is three kilometers away from the center of Windermere. There is only one bus line 6 to get there, but the frequency is very rare, basically every two hours. You can either walk or take a taxi to get in and out. Overall, I am satisfied. It is also a luxury hotel ranked among the top in the Lake District, but it has a strong sense of age. Environment: Excellent"