Nanny Brow, an Arts and Craft style residence built in 1904, is a highly-rated, luxury b&b in the Lake District that features stunning views and direct Fellside access. Ambleside with its shops and restaurants is a half hour-walk. The beautiful and individually styled rooms and suites all provide period furniture and en-suite facilities with luxury bath products. A television, complimentary Wi-Fi and a hot drinks tray are also standard amenities. Nanny Brow’s guest lounge is a delightful place to relax while enjoying views of River Brathay and the Lakeland Fells. Guests can also choose to take tea on the sun terrace. Guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast featuring locally-sourced ingredients - options include cereal, fruit salad, smoked salmon with scrambled eggs and a Lakeland cooked breakfast. Dove Cottage, Wordsworth’s home, showcases the poet’s manuscripts and Hill Top farmhouse, where Beatrix Potter wrote her stories, are both under seven miles away.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
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Gym
Guests can't fault the quality of accommodation at this establishment. They feel that its location in the Lake District National Park is idea for their needs and they particularly love the beautiful scenery and easy access to the Fells for hiking. The rooms are very stylish and provide a very relaxing and comfortable experience.
According to feedback, the owners of this b&b are very skilled at making sure their guests have a lovely stay here. They are described as friendly and helpful and guests appreciate the warm welcome they receive upon arrival. The owners also have a wide knowledge of the local area and can recommend places to visit which allows guests to make the most of their visit to the Lake District.
The breakfast served here is excellent - guests love the variety of choices available which ranges from fruit salad and cereal to satisfying cooked breakfasts which feature ingredients sourced within a 20-mile radius where possible. Guests also enjoy the baked treats that are left in their rooms each afternoon.
Guests would like to see a wider serving window for breakfast which is perhaps a little constraining for those choosing to leave early or sleep in. The owners respond by saying that guests who arrive within the serving window are welcome to stay in the dining room as long as they like to enjoy breakfast.
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