Compare Hotels Near Crosthwaite Church

England is well known for its countryside. Both domestic and international tourists flock to the country's most beautiful corners each year in search of some peace and quiet. Undoubtedly one of the most peaceful and picturesque parts of England is the north-western county of Cumbria. Home to the Lake District and some of the country's biggest peaks, it's a particular hit with lovers of the great outdoors. Cumbria is also full of fascinating historical attractions, such as Crosthwaite Church. The medieval church lies just outside Keswick, not far from some of the best hotels in Cumbria.

An Historic Church

Crosthwaite Church is situated in Great Crosthwaite, not far from Keswick, in the north of the Lake District. The beautiful site has featured a church since the middle of the 6th Century, but the current building is late medieval, dating to around 1523.

The Grade II listed building is set in extensive and exquisite grounds and hosts regular church services. There's an impressive organ and a range of handy facilities, including ample car parking, disabled access and toilets.

Getting Married at Crosthwaite Church

The breath-taking views of surrounding hills and the luscious green grounds make Crosthwaite Church an idyllic place to get married. The church can host ceremonies of various sizes, with the Underskiddaw Church Room being suited to parties of around 40 people.

The church welcomes spiritual weddings which don't place a heavy focus on the religious aspect of the union. And with such breath-taking views and tranquillity, the surrounding countryside makes a convenient honeymoon destination.

Hotels near Great Crosthwaite

The Lake District is one of the UK's favourite holiday destinations, meaning there are plenty of excellent guesthouses, B&Bs and hotels in Cumbria. The area around Keswick is particularly well stocked with some of the best, which is great news for those keen to visit Crostwaite Church.

Lairbeck Hotel sits on the edge of Great Crostwaite, just second away from the church. The 3-star hotel is housed within a glorious period property, which features a blazing fire in the lobby during the cooler autumn and winter months.

Those seeking an intimate bed and breakfast can head into Keswick, where they'll have their pick from around a dozen welcoming options.