Crow How Country Guest House - Premium Accommodation in Ambleside, Cumbria

Crow How Country Guest House sits in the historic Rydal Valley, set in 2 acres of private woodland gardens with views of the Fairfield Horseshoe and Loughrigg Fell. The house is next to a working farm and a 15-minute walk from Ambleside town centre. From Waterhead, frequent boat trips run to Bowness and Lake Windermere.

The traditionally renovated Crow How offers en suite rooms with TVs, radios, and seating areas; most rooms have king-sized beds. Most rooms have no shared walls, and Crow How's shared lounge has board games and a TV area. The garden and picnic area at Crow How are open to guests.

Crow How serves a traditional Cumbrian breakfast daily, using local produce. Ambleside's shops and restaurants are a 15-minute walk from the guest house. Grasmere is a 10-minute drive from Crow How.

Crow How provides access to the Fairfield Horseshoe hiking route. From Waterhead, frequent boat trips run to Bowness and Lake Windermere. Crow How also provides a visitor pack with bus and boat timetables, and five golf courses are within an hour's drive.

Crow How offers free private parking on-site and a drying room for wet clothes and boots. The garden at Crow How has outdoor furniture and a picnic area. Daily housekeeping is provided at Crow How.

Location: 2 acres of private woodland gardens next to a working farm

Views: Fairfield Horseshoe and Loughrigg Fell

Breakfast: Traditional Cumbrian breakfast with local produce

Access: 15-minute walk to Ambleside town centre

Practical: Free private parking and a drying room for wet clothes and boots