With original open fires and luxurious surroundings to relax in, this magnificent country house and restaurant was built in 1836 is set in the Trout Beck Valley.
Broadoaks Country House offers comfortable accommodation as well as fine dining in its Michelin recommended restaurant. 14 individually designed rooms with bespoke en suite facilities feature Victorian and Georgian styling alongside modern jacuzzis, spas, and whirlpool and sunken baths. All rooms are designed to create a relaxing atmosphere. Some have river views and others have views across to Lake Windermere. This is an AA 5-star rated guest house property.
Broadoaks Country House was built in 1836 for a wealthy tea merchant. It was extended in 1904 with the addition of a traditional music room. This room has a vaulted ceiling and ornate plaster work by William Morris. In the corner sits a bespoke Bechstein Piano.
Broadoaks Country House Rooms
Cedar Deluxe Double Room
 This Victorian deluxe double room is situated within the main house. The room has a very comfortable and romantic antique king-size Victorian canopy bed, dressed with cream voiles and gold silk cushions. The bathroom has a luxury spa bath and is also tastefully decorated, with traditional Victorian tiles.
From the full-height antique leaded windows you have superb views over the tree-lined valley and out on to the fast-flowing beck that that runs through the Broadoaks estate heading to Lake Windermere.
The room comes complete with soft, fluffy luxurious towels and bathrobes. For that special treat, flowers and champagne are available in this room, by prior arrangement. To arrange flowers or champagne for your arrival, please contact the hotel directly, using the contact details supplied on your confirmation email.
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Spruce Deluxe Double Room
 Recently decorated, this deluxe double room has beautiful high ceilings and a very comfortable and romantic Victorian hand-carved 4-poster, bed dressed with deep red silk cushions. The bathroom is spacious and has a luxury double spa corner bath.
From the window, you can see across to the Langdale Pikes and to the hotel’s own historic courtyard, between the main house and the original coach house.
The room comes complete with soft, fluffy luxurious towels and bathrobes. For that special treat, flowers and champagne are available in this room, by prior arrangement. To arrange flowers or champagne for your arrival, please contact the hotel directly, using the contact details supplied on your confirmation email.
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Willow Standard Double Room
 This luxurious standard double room is situated in the main house. The bathroom has been creatively designed to sit on a slightly raised platform, so you can look down into your bedroom while sitting in the corner spa bath. The Victorian brass bedstead is very comfortable and has been dressed with romantic red silk cushions.
From the window, you can see a side view of the beautifully manicured Broadoaks gardens.
The room comes complete with soft, fluffy luxurious towels and bathrobes. For that special treat, flowers and champagne are available in this room, by prior arrangement. To arrange flowers or champagne for your arrival, please contact the hotel directly, using the contact details supplied on your confirmation email.
N/A beds per room.
N/A rooms of this type in the hotel.
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Directions
By Car:
From the North:
- Take the M6 motorway.
- Exit at junction 40.
- Join the A592 past Pooley Bridge and Ullswater, culminating with the spectacular Kirkstone Pass.
- The road will wind down through the charming valley of Troutbeck where, near the bottom of the valley, take a right hand turn up the hill towards Troutbeck village.
- Drive through the village and follow this road (Bridge Lane) towards Troutbeck Bridge, passing the historic ‘Townend House’ along the way.
- After approximately one mile you will find Broadoaks on your left.
From the South:
- Take the M6 motorway.
- Exit at junction 36.
- Follow the signs for Windermere and the Southern Lake District.
- After approximately 12 miles, the A591 road will lead you past Windermere village towards Ambleside.
- At the small roundabout at Cook’s House Corner, continue straight over from where you will come to the next small village, Troutbeck Bridge.
- Proceed through the village and, just after the Esso petrol station, take the right turning signposted Troutbeck (YHA sign).
- Follow this road for approximately one mile and Broadoaks is on the right-hand side.
By Air:
Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Liverpool and Newcastle airports offer easy access to the area. Manchester Airport has its own rail station with direct services to Windermere.
By Coach:
National Express Rapide services from London (Victoria) to Kendal, Ulverston, Ambleside, Barrow and Windermere.
By Train:
The nearest train station is in Windermere, a 10 minute taxi ride away. Stations for the area include Lancaster and Oxenholme - the Lake District (near Kendal) on the main West Coast line.
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