Smallwood House
Compston Road, , Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9DJ
12 rooms from: £ 45.00
Located in the centre of Ambleside and offering private parking, this high-quality guest house accommodation is situated in a great location for exploring the many wonders of the Lake District. Smallwood House is a family-run establishment where your comfort and enjoyment are of the owners’ main concern. During your stay you can walk, relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of this prime Lake District location, close to the banks of Lake Windermere. Each morning you can tuck into a freshly cooked breakfast, including yoghurt, fruit and cereals, which can be served in your room if you prefer. As a guest of the hotel you can enjoy complimentary use of the Low Wood Leisure Club, with facilities including a sauna, jacuzzi and indoor swimming pool. This environmentally friendly home is also close to many activities including a cinema, tennis courts, putting green and horse riding.
Anthony, Christine and the rest of the friendly team are waiting to welcome you to Smallwood House and help to make your well deserved break as comfortable as they can. Special requests, for example champagne and flowers, can be arranged, as can suggestions for your day out, or tickets booked, as there are a good selection of theatres nearby. Breakfast can be as large or as light as you wish, with a good selection of fruit, cereals, and cooked breakfast available (this can be served in your room, an extra charge applies). Evening meals are freshly cooked and available any night except Sunday. You may wish to take a packed lunch with you through the day and these can be ordered the night before to be ready after breakfast.
Facilities
Parking
Pool
Restaurant
Pets Allowed
Child Facilities
Family Rooms
Please note facilities and services may vary from time to time and from room to room, please check at the time of booking.
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