B&B / Guest House in Ambleside, Cumbria (inc. Lake District) (9540 Views)
Melrose Guesthouse, Ambleside, Lake District National Park.
Sleeps up to 20 People - Property Code 847
(Doubles, single, twins, triples and and family rooms are available.)
England North West
A warm welcome awaits.......... The Melrose is an elegant Victorian house run personally by its owners Lynn and Alan. It is situated in the heart of Ambleside, and is a mere stone's throw away from restaurants, tea-rooms, shops, and tourist amenities.
Facilities
B&B / Guest House Description
Local Attractions
The LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK is regarded as England's finest area of scenic and natural beauty, with every opportunity available to enjoy it. Ambleside is situated right at the centre of the Park.
As a tourist centre the town has a long and favourable history. For well over 150 years it has earned a living catering for visitors and few could nowadays claim that they cannot enjoy the level of catering they expect. All sectors of the tourist market, from campers to gourmets, will find satisfactory establishments in Ambleside in which to stay, eat and drink. There are restaurants, cafés, pubs and take-away food shops to suit all tastes and pockets, including Asian and continental cuisine.
The town is easily reached by road, being 20 miles from the M6 motorway, and is served by several bus services, including National Express. Rail travel is to Windermere, four miles away with easy bus and taxi access. There is a direct Manchester Airport/Windermere rail link.
Ambleside is a very convenient starting point for excursions, walking, cycling or driving, into all areas of the Lake District, situated as it is at the hub of the area's road system. The town center is only a mile from the head of Lake Windermere, which offers a variety of water activities.
Mainstream activities in the Lake District have an outdoor emphasis, combined with simple leisurely enjoyment of the magnificent scenery and its literary and artistic heritage. The area is justly famous as an escape for stressed out urban dwellers, who come to enjoy a little solitude as they walk the hills. Specialist shops in Ambleside offer a welcome variation on High Street chains, while galleries and small museums allow quiet contemplation. The area is equally famous for its high quality mountaineering opportunities, being the centre of English rock climbing and the country's most popular upland walking area.
A good stay in Ambleside might include something of all these interests, combined with an occasional dinner in one of many high quality restaurants and a sampling of the vast selection of real ales available in the pubs.
If the great outdoors is what you want, at local shops and info centres you can buy books and leaflets telling you how to get on to the fells (northern English hills/mountains).
Pricing Guide
Please contact advertiser to confirm prices
Nightly Price: £29.00 to £36.00
We are open all year
Bed & Breakfast, per person per night
from £27.00 to £44.00 according to room and season.
Discounts available for long term stays.
Children are welcome, and those aged 12 and under are charged
at half price in a family room when sharing with two adults.
Deposits are transferrable with seven(7) days notice but remain non-refundable. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you take out holiday insurance to cover any eventuality of you needing to cancel.
Contact and Booking Information
Telephone: 015394 32500
Website: www.melrose-guesthouse.co.uk
Location: Ambleside, Cumbria (inc. Lake District)
LA22 0BT
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Sleeps up to 20 People - Property Code 847
(Doubles, single, twins, triples and and family rooms are available.)
England North West
A warm welcome awaits.......... The Melrose is an elegant Victorian house run personally by its owners Lynn and Alan. It is situated in the heart of Ambleside, and is a mere stone's throw away from restaurants, tea-rooms, shops, and tourist amenities.
Facilities
 | Central Heating | | Colour TV | | Cot/High Chair Available |
| DVD Player | | En-Suite Bathrooms | | Family Suites |
| Hairdryers | | Linen Supplied | | Online booking available. |
| Outdoor Seating Area | | Pets Not Allowed | | Shower |
| Smoking Not Permitted | | Tea/Coffee making facilities |
B&B / Guest House Description
The Melrose boasts 8 rooms of varying sizes to accommodate a variety of group sizes. All the bedrooms are tastefully decorated and generously proportioned. All rooms are equipped with fresh towels, colour TV (some with integral DVD player), alarm clock, hairdryer, kettle, refreshment trays and complimentary toiletries.
En-suite facilities are spacious, with new modern units.
There is full central heating.
Guests are welcome to partake of the Low Wood leisure facilities which are located close by and boasts a swimming pool, steam room, jacuzzi and gym. Passes are subject to availability.
A drying room for damp clothing and equipmet is available to guests. A secure area is available to store bicycles and other equipment if required. A cot and highchair are available also.
Packed lunches are available on request.
Breakfast is served in the traditional dining room and consists of a buffet style choice of cereals, fruit juices, yoghurts, toast and preserves, tea, coffee, complete with a full English breakfast. There are also lighter or vegetarian alternatives available on request.
En-suite facilities are spacious, with new modern units.
There is full central heating.
Guests are welcome to partake of the Low Wood leisure facilities which are located close by and boasts a swimming pool, steam room, jacuzzi and gym. Passes are subject to availability.
A drying room for damp clothing and equipmet is available to guests. A secure area is available to store bicycles and other equipment if required. A cot and highchair are available also.
Packed lunches are available on request.
Breakfast is served in the traditional dining room and consists of a buffet style choice of cereals, fruit juices, yoghurts, toast and preserves, tea, coffee, complete with a full English breakfast. There are also lighter or vegetarian alternatives available on request.
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;) External view of our elegant and traditional Victorian guesthouse |
;) Blue triple room, ideal for a small family or for use as a twin room. |
;) Family suite, comprising a double bed and two single beds, one of which is in an adjoining room |
;) Traditional dining room |
;) Newly decorated ground floor double ensuite room |
;) |
Local Attractions
The LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK is regarded as England's finest area of scenic and natural beauty, with every opportunity available to enjoy it. Ambleside is situated right at the centre of the Park.
As a tourist centre the town has a long and favourable history. For well over 150 years it has earned a living catering for visitors and few could nowadays claim that they cannot enjoy the level of catering they expect. All sectors of the tourist market, from campers to gourmets, will find satisfactory establishments in Ambleside in which to stay, eat and drink. There are restaurants, cafés, pubs and take-away food shops to suit all tastes and pockets, including Asian and continental cuisine.
The town is easily reached by road, being 20 miles from the M6 motorway, and is served by several bus services, including National Express. Rail travel is to Windermere, four miles away with easy bus and taxi access. There is a direct Manchester Airport/Windermere rail link.
Ambleside is a very convenient starting point for excursions, walking, cycling or driving, into all areas of the Lake District, situated as it is at the hub of the area's road system. The town center is only a mile from the head of Lake Windermere, which offers a variety of water activities.
Mainstream activities in the Lake District have an outdoor emphasis, combined with simple leisurely enjoyment of the magnificent scenery and its literary and artistic heritage. The area is justly famous as an escape for stressed out urban dwellers, who come to enjoy a little solitude as they walk the hills. Specialist shops in Ambleside offer a welcome variation on High Street chains, while galleries and small museums allow quiet contemplation. The area is equally famous for its high quality mountaineering opportunities, being the centre of English rock climbing and the country's most popular upland walking area.
A good stay in Ambleside might include something of all these interests, combined with an occasional dinner in one of many high quality restaurants and a sampling of the vast selection of real ales available in the pubs.
If the great outdoors is what you want, at local shops and info centres you can buy books and leaflets telling you how to get on to the fells (northern English hills/mountains).
Pricing Guide
Please contact advertiser to confirm prices
Nightly Price: £29.00 to £36.00
We are open all year
Bed & Breakfast, per person per night
from £27.00 to £44.00 according to room and season.
Discounts available for long term stays.
Children are welcome, and those aged 12 and under are charged
at half price in a family room when sharing with two adults.
Deposits are transferrable with seven(7) days notice but remain non-refundable. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you take out holiday insurance to cover any eventuality of you needing to cancel.
Contact and Booking Information
Telephone: 015394 32500
Website: www.melrose-guesthouse.co.uk
Location: Ambleside, Cumbria (inc. Lake District)
LA22 0BT
Please mention YouStayUK.com when contacting this business
Directions
View Map & Route Planner
Availability
Please contact the owner regarding availability.
Member Recommendations
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This Town - 13
Things to do - 16
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