Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Idyllic village pub with beautiful scenic views. Would highly recommend this place as there is plenty of walking trails on your doorstep. This place has a lovely traditional pub layout, fantastic food with plenty of choice, all staff super friendly and the rooms were on point. WiFi great throughout the property. Our room rate included breakfast, a lovely adequate selection which included self help items and order of the menu for hot. We will be definitely staying again when visiting the northern...
Idyllic village pub with beautiful scenic views. Would highly recommend this place as there is plenty of walking trails on your doorstep. This place has a lovely traditional pub layout, fantastic food with plenty of choice, all staff super friendly and the rooms were on point. WiFi great throughout the property. Our room rate included breakfast, a lovely adequate selection which included self help items and order of the menu for hot. We will be definitely staying again when visiting the northern...
Bryan
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
Stayed for 3 nights (1st week Feb) and had a great, relaxing break. The type of hotel is in the name, "The Lodge...", and the rooms are spacious, comfortable and has a large television with all the Freesat Channels. I mainly used it as a base for when I went walking, but the snowfall on the first morning put a slight dent into my plans.
The staff are excellent and very friendly, and I will definitely return sometime soon.
Stayed for 3 nights (1st week Feb) and had a great, relaxing break. The type of hotel is in the name, "The Lodge...", and the rooms are spacious, comfortable and has a large television with all the Freesat Channels. I mainly used it as a base for when I went walking, but the snowfall on the first morning put a slight dent into my plans.
The staff are excellent and very friendly, and I will definitely return sometime soon.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 9, 2018Reviewed February 9, 2018
Food was great worth the price!
Whole team were fantastic from check in to check out. Accomodated us with a bigger room on the 1st before check in as we were booked in on the ground floor in needs with easy access room. really appreciated the care and attention to detail will be staying there again!
Food was great worth the price!
Whole team were fantastic from check in to check out. Accomodated us with a bigger room on the 1st before check in as we were booked in on the ground floor in needs with easy access room. really appreciated the care and attention to detail will be staying there again!
CHRIS
Reviewed January 24, 2025Reviewed January 24, 2025
We stayed one night at the Victorian house as we had planned a last minute visit to the lakes due to particularly good weather forecast for this time of year.
The staff were very welcoming; the room was as described ‘cosy’ and furnished beautifully. The breakfast was of a high standard with plenty of choice.
We would definitely look to stay again, especially as it was such good value for money and right in the centre of the village.
We stayed one night at the Victorian house as we had planned a last minute visit to the lakes due to particularly good weather forecast for this time of year.
The staff were very welcoming; the room was as described ‘cosy’ and furnished beautifully. The breakfast was of a high standard with plenty of choice.
We would definitely look to stay again, especially as it was such good value for money and right in the centre of the village.
Amanda
Reviewed September 26, 2026Reviewed September 26, 2026
Very clean accommodation. Excellent breakfast with varied choices. Dinner menu varied, well presented and tasty. Staff very freindly and helpful. Conveniently located to all amenities. Very happy overall and would certainly stay again.
Very clean accommodation. Excellent breakfast with varied choices. Dinner menu varied, well presented and tasty. Staff very freindly and helpful. Conveniently located to all amenities. Very happy overall and would certainly stay again.
We were greeted by Victor, very friendly and welcoming, who showed us to our room, a small double but very clean and perfectly adequate for an overnight stay. We had a lovely view of Todd Crag which we were climbing the next day.
Breakfast was amazing, a good selection of cereal, yoghurt, fruit and even cakes! My husband had the full English and I chose the smashed avocado on toast with poached egg. We were served by friendly and efficient Joanna who took the trouble to remember our names!
The...
We were greeted by Victor, very friendly and welcoming, who showed us to our room, a small double but very clean and perfectly adequate for an overnight stay. We had a lovely view of Todd Crag which we were climbing the next day.
Breakfast was amazing, a good selection of cereal, yoghurt, fruit and even cakes! My husband had the full English and I chose the smashed avocado on toast with poached egg. We were served by friendly and efficient Joanna who took the trouble to remember our names!
The...
Jill
Reviewed November 8, 2026Reviewed November 8, 2026
Hotel was quiet. Staff were helpful and friendly,
Only gripe and I suspect this is what it limits it to 4* is a swimming pool and exercise facilities.
Breakfasts were excellent,
This was off season and hotel was quiet. Views from room of lake were spectacular.
Hotel was very dog friendly to the extent of providing dog bed and bowls.
Hotel was quiet. Staff were helpful and friendly,
Only gripe and I suspect this is what it limits it to 4* is a swimming pool and exercise facilities.
Breakfasts were excellent,
This was off season and hotel was quiet. Views from room of lake were spectacular.
Hotel was very dog friendly to the extent of providing dog bed and bowls.
Which area of Threlkeld is best to stay in for families?
For families visiting Threlkeld, staying in the heart of the village or slightly towards Keswick offers the best blend of convenience and access to family-friendly activities.
The village centre of Threlkeld provides a lovely base with easy access to local amenities. You'll find a charming village shop for essentials and snacks, and the local pubs often offer hearty, kid-friendly meals in a relaxed atmosphere. The area is surrounded by beautiful walking paths suitable for little legs, and there are plenty of open spaces for children to run and play.
Staying a little closer to Keswick offers the advantage of its larger selection of shops, casual eateries, and attractions. Keswick itself boasts several lovely parks with playgrounds, and the shores of Derwentwater are great for a gentle stroll or a picnic. You can even enjoy a scenic boat trip on the lake, which is always a hit with children.
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Is Threlkeld a family-friendly destination?
Yes, Threlkeld is a wonderfully family-friendly destination, offering a peaceful setting with plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures and enjoying the natural beauty of the Lake District.
Threlkeld village is located at the foot of Blencathra, providing direct access to numerous walking paths suitable for families, from gentle strolls along the river to more adventurous hikes with stunning views. The area is great for children to explore the fells and enjoy the fresh air.
The nearby Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum offers an interactive and educational experience where families can learn about the area's industrial heritage. You can explore the old quarry, ride on a narrow-gauge railway, and even try your hand at digging for minerals.
For a relaxed day out, the village has a lovely playground and plenty of open spaces for children to play. There are also a couple of welcoming pubs that serve hearty, family-friendly meals, great after a day of exploring.
What family-friendly activities should we do in Threlkeld?
Some of the best family-friendly activities in Threlkeld include exploring the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum and enjoying the many walking paths around the village.
The Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's industrial past, with opportunities to see vintage machinery and even take a ride on a narrow-gauge railway. It's an interactive experience that brings history to life for all ages, superb for a day out learning about the local heritage.
Threlkeld is surrounded by stunning scenery, making it ideal for family walks. There are numerous well-maintained footpaths suitable for a range of abilities, offering breathtaking views of the fells and valleys. You can easily find a gentle stroll that leads to a picturesque picnic spot or discover a bubbling stream where children can paddle and explore.
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