Dramatic fells, mirror-still lakes, and storybook villages — Cumbria is where England’s wild beauty takes centre stage.
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Suite Stay Club loves: Relax in the award-winning lakeside Spa at Low Wood Bay — the ultimate spot to rejuvenate.
Suite Stay Club loves: Escape to The Grange Hotel — a refined country retreat nestled on the edge of the Lake District — offering timeless elegance and beautiful woodland and coastal views.
Suite Stay Club loves: Storrs Hall offers a memorable escape in the Lake District, featuring breathtaking views of Lake Windermere and the property’s beautifully landscaped gardens Enjoy delicious, classic British dishes made from locally sourced produce at the renowned on-site restaurant Feel the wind in your hair aboard the Abigail Leah — the hotel’s very own slipper launch boat — on a private cruise around the lake Storrs Hall is a luxurious retreat with a long history of hospitality, nestled on the tranquil shores of Lake Windermere in the heart of the Lake District.
Cumbria captures the essence of the English countryside - dramatic mountain peaks, glacial lakes, and quaint stone villages that feel timeless. At its heart lies the Lake District National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a paradise for walkers, dreamers, and lovers of the outdoors.
From the mirror-like calm of Windermere to the rugged drama of Scafell Pike (England’s highest peak) every corner of Cumbria tells a story. It’s a region where literary heritage meets natural splendour; home to Wordsworth, Beatrix Potter, and countless travellers seeking inspiration in its landscapes.
Explore the Lake District’s famous waters - Windermere, Ullswater, and Derwentwater - by boat, kayak, or leisurely lakeside stroll. Hike the trails of Helvellyn or Catbells, or simply soak up the view from a boutique hotel perched above a valley.
Beyond the lakes, discover Carlisle’s Roman history, wander through Kendal’s markets, or visit the charming villages of Grasmere and Hawkshead. Food lovers will find Michelin-starred dining alongside cosy inns serving hearty Cumbrian classics; the perfect balance of refinement and rustic comfort.
Cumbria’s weather is as varied as its landscapes. Summers (June–August) are mild and often sunny, with average highs around 19°C, ideal for walking, sailing, or simply enjoying the scenery.
Autumn brings golden hues across the fells, while winter can be crisp and dramatic, sometimes dusted with snow. Rain is frequent year-round, helping to keep the region lush and green, so pack layers, and expect beauty in every forecast.
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