North Lakes Hotel And Spa
4 StarsOpen-fire FYR Grill dining, Thoughtful family amenities
Open-fire FYR Grill dining, Thoughtful family amenities
Gateway to the Lake District, Quiet detached annexe rooms
Panoramic Eden Valley views, Victorian style garden gazebo
Intimate Devonshire restaurant dining, Historic Georgian market town charm
Pet-friendly accommodation, Strategic M6 motorway stopover
Penrith North Lakes station access, Bike-friendly accommodation
Historic building with modern comforts, Outdoor 'Print Rooms' terrace
Imaginative British and Mediterranean dining, Hidden roof garden access
Secluded garden and conservatory, Traditional country inn ambiance
Prime Penrith town center location, Convenient parking options
Riverside terrace with Lakeland views, Prime Lake District location
Games room with darts and pool, Family-friendly accommodations
Expansive landscaped gardens, Regency country house setting
Riverside garden and outdoor fireplace, On-site restaurant with diverse dining
Budget-friendly Carlisle base, Dedicated on-site fitness studio
Exceptional fine dining restaurant, Boutique hotel with homely welcome
Orangery bar and restaurant, Private hot tubs with mood lighting
Expansive landscaped gardens, Award-winning fine dining restaurant
Historic Victorian architecture, Family-friendly room options
On-site Beefeater restaurant, Family-friendly room options
Riverside village retreat, Spacious Crown Suite and cottages
Budget-friendly stay, Family-friendly accommodations
Scenic beer garden with hens, Historic Lakeland country retreat
Private on-site parking, Victorian charm and character
Historic character building, Award-winning Italian restaurant
Outdoor heated swimming pool access, Village green setting
Prime Penrith town centre location, Award-winning breakfast selection
Eden Bar and Restaurant, Converted farmhouses and lodges
Countryside retreat with ground-floor rooms, Proximity to Lake District National Park
Victorian shuttered bar, Hearty British cuisine
Countryside views from rooms, Proximity to Lake District and Hadrian's Wall
Thoughtfully appointed rooms, Convenient village pub access
Rooms with outdoor patios, Tranquil garden and sun terrace
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Hutton-in-the-Forest is a country house near Penrith. Dating from the 14th century it has been owned by just two families in that time, and is still the home of Lord Inglewood. The forest in the name is the Royal Forest of Inglewood, once the second largest royal forest in England. Being close to the Scottish border it was fortified, and its well known Pele Tower, built about 1350, still stands. The interior reflects the different periods of its history, from the medieval Stone Hall to the Victorian Drawing Room, all furnished and decorated appropriately. The house is surrounded by extensive gardens, consisting of formal flower beds and lawns, woodland and parkland. The house is open from 1 April - 30 September, the gardens remaining open until 31 October. There is a car park and tearoom. Groups, including schools, are welcome, although there is limited access for disabled visitors.
Hutton-in-the-Forest is a top attraction in Penrith, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Hutton-in-the-Forest, including popular choices like Smithy Cottage, The Barn, Daisy Cottage, Saddleback Penthouse, Calthwaite Hall Lodges.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Hutton-in-the-Forest, Rheged Centre, Dalemain House, Ullswater, Aira Force, all within a convenient distance from Hutton-in-the-Forest.