Wordsworth House
Wordsworth House

Cockermouth is on the edge of Lakeland, the Derwent running through it and Bassenthwaite Lake nearby, but it also is a genuine attraction in itself, with a strange mix of medieval layout and Georgian splendour (including Wordsworth’s House), and a living tradition of brewing... Read More

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Allerdale Court Hotel

Allerdale Court Hotel

Now family owned and run, we pride ourselves on warm hospitality, good food and the constant attention to detail that are the hallmarks of The Allerdale Court’s friendly and dedicated staff. We have 21 en-suite ... More | Double Room: £88 - £98 | visit website

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Shepherds Hotel

Shepherds Hotel

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This modern hotel is situated one mile from the centre of Cockermouth, an ideal location for those on a business trip or exploring the Lake District. At the Shepherds Hotel you will ... More

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Link House

Link House
Link House, built in 1903 as "art nouveau" swept the nation, is an interesting, inviting late Victorian house enjoying lovely views. Set in a quiet rural location midway between Keswick and Cockermouth, this well-maintained house ... More | Double Room: From £55 | visit website
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The Pheasant

The Pheasant

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The Pheasant is a charming old Coaching Inn situated close to Bassenthwaite Lake at the unspoilt, northern end of the Lake District. It is one of the last remaining traditional ... More | visit website

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