Arnside

Number 43

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Number 43
The Promenade
Arnside
Cumbria
LA5 0AA
England

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Clare House

Grange-over-Sands - 3.2 miles away

‘Marvellous stay.’ The Read family’s ‘wonderfully old-fashioned’ hotel draws back regular guests for the ‘wonderful food and very friendly staff’.

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Aynsome Manor

Grange-over-Sands - 4.5 miles away

‘In a lovely location in quiet countryside’, Christopher and Andrea Varley’s 400-year-old manor house stands in wooded grounds with views across the Vale of Cartmel.

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Hare and Hounds

Kendal - 4.7 miles away

In the Lyth valley, Becky and Ash Dewar’s 16th-century hostelry is a village pub ‘with a modern twist’.

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The Plough

Lupton - 6 miles away

Ideally placed for exploring the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, Paul Spencer's laid-back inn sprawls comfortably on the road to Lupton.

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The Swan Hotel & Spa

Newby Bridge - 7 miles away

By an arched stone bridge, ‘an imposing edifice’ surrounded by gardens that sweep down to the River Leven, the Bardsley family’s ‘good-value’, child-friendly former 17th-century coaching house is a lively, welcoming spot.

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