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Best spa hotels in Cumbria
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Gilpin Hotel and Lake House
Windermere, Cumbria
Perched in the tree canopy, the Swedish- style Jetty Spa offers treatments for Lake House guests. Or stay in a Spa Lodge with steam room, outdoor sauna and hydrotherapy tub, and book in-room treatments. Gilpin guests have use of nearby Choices Health Club.
Another Place
Ullswater, Cumbria
Bring the dog, bring the kids, revel in the gorgeous scenery and the great outdoors at this ‘lifestyle hotel’ with private shorefront on Ullswater and plenty of activities on offer. It's the old, staid Rampsbeck Hotel reinvented (out with the chintz and swags, on with the wetsuits or hiking boots!)
The Swan Hotel & Spa
Newby Bridge, Cumbria
A 'sprawling, traditional building in a beautiful setting' at the tip of Windermere, this family and dog-friendly hotel has easy access to lake-based activities as well as a spa.
Cumbria's hospitality offers a variety of wellbeing experiences for anyone wishing to explore the region. Roam in breathtakingly beautiful countryside, dine in style and enjoy spa treatments and locations that sooth the soul and inspire the senses. Choose from glamorous country house hotels to modern spa lodges, lakeside hot tubs and views of the moors. Alternatively, head to the Kezwick restaurant-with-rooms on the lower slopes of Skiddaw. The natural landscapes and local hospitality really set the scene of a unique experience at spa hotels in Cumbria. However, it's this amalgamation of wellbeing, views, food and local charm that make it unique from anywhere else in the UK.
