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Another Place

Ullswater, UK

from £240 per night

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Parent pleasing

  • Choice of Georgian country house hotel rooms, contemporary rooms, private two-bed treehouse, and cottages or ‘stargazing’ shepherds huts
  • Glass-walled lake view swimming pool, hot tub & sauna
  • Set in 18 acres of Lake District National Park
  • Three delicious restaurants serving up pub grub, pizza & gastronomic fare

Family focused

  • Complimentary Ofsted registered Kids Club for 6 months - 12 year olds plus babysitting
  • Forest school, raft of watersports, archery and canoe sessions
  • Fell walking strollers to borrow
  • Pantries stocked with fridges, microwaves, milk and Tunnock cakes dot the corridors

Overview

Mother Nature is the matriarch at Another Place, where majestic mountains, forested-fells and the show-stealing lake stretches as far as the eye can see. A utopia for outdoor enthusiasts, guests can try their hand at every kind of water sport imaginable. Staying here is all about making the most of England’s green and pleasant land, but this hotel is much more than just a nature-rich retreat. The design-led decor and considered comforts inside stand toe to toe with the sublime scenery outside (a trophy-worthy achievement in this part of the country). Tiny Travellers (6 months +) won’t want to leave the complimentary Kids’ Zone, where activities include honing their bush craft and orienteering skills. Parents can work up a sweat on the water before surrendering to the spa. Make use of the babysitters for a spot of night-time star-lit swimming  

  • Indoor pool
  • Free crèche from 6 months
  • Onsite parking
  • 3 onsite restaurants
  • Babysitting
  • Supermarket nearby
  • Spa, gym & hot tub
  • Cots & highchairs
  • Hire car recommended
  • Guest pantries
  • Baby monitors provided
  • Dog friendly
  • Meet the family...

    Chloe

    Parent to Tiny Traveller aged 2

    Another Place has left nothing out in its pursuit of keeping the whole family happy. From thoughtful child friendly decor in bunk-bed rooms, waffle makers for breakfast and an abundance of activities to keep everyone entertained - you won't want to come back to reality

    Worth waking the baby for

    01

    Lingholm Estate

    The magical tale of Peter Rabbit is brought to life at Lingholm Estate (in a more parentally palatable taste than the interactive exhibit), where the picture-perfect Walled Garden is credited as the inspiration for Mr McGregor’s. Animal adventures continue thanks to Alpacaly ever after – where children and adults alike can meet, greet and walk with furry alpaca friends. Don’t miss the kitchen cafe for homemade cakes, scones and  locally sourced dishes

    02

    Hallin Fell

    Perhaps the most family friendly Fell, Hallin Fell is one of the smallest hills in the park (at just 388m), yet it offers the grandest of views. Perfect for first-timers and little legs there aren’t many other hikes that match up in the scenery stakes. Tiny travellers will love catching a ride aboard the Steamer to the start of the walk 

    03

    Lowther Castle and Gardens

    One of England’s grandest gothic mansions, Lowther Castle is home to enchanting gardens, imposing ruins and one of the largest outdoor adventure playgrounds in the UK. The ‘Lost Castle’ will have little imaginations (and legs) running wild, with zip wires, wooden turrets, slides and wonky walkways. The ultimate kiddie kingdom

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