Travelodge Kendal
3 StarsScenic Cumbrian fell views, Gateway to the Lake District
Scenic Cumbrian fell views, Gateway to the Lake District
Traditional rooms with period charm, Heated indoor pool and spa
Pet-friendly accommodation policy, Kendal town centre proximity
On-site Table Table restaurant, Enhanced Premier Plus rooms
Panoramic executive suites, Unique on-site outdoor activities
Scenic River Kent views, Riverside leisure club
Bright and airy guest rooms, Kendal town centre access
Gateway to Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, Dog-friendly amenities
Private lakefront garden and terrace, Unique Lakeview Lodge experience
Riverside view rooms, Historic riverside tannery conversion
Contemporary Asian fusion at Mizumi, Immersive mood-lit spa
Varied room types, Viaduct restaurant dining
Lake District National Park setting, Michelin-starred SOURCE restaurant
Late-night quiet policy, Pet-friendly luxury cabins
Family-friendly pool hours, Lake District wellness sanctuary
Scenic Killington Reservoir views, Spacious family and multi-bed rooms
Convenient Lake District gateway, Boutique country inn experience
Lakeside dining at the Brasserie, Tranquil wildlife observation
Stunning views of the Lake District, Outdoor sun terrace and garden
Glass-fronted reception arrival, Belsfield Restaurant dining
Panoramic Morecambe Bay views, Local Cumbrian produce menus
Grecian-style Rotunda suite, Private woodland hot tub cabins
Local Cumbrian gastronomy, Holte Spa thermal journey
Al fresco golf course dining, Luxury golf course accommodation
Signature lake view balcony rooms, Hydro Wellness Club facilities
Heated 20-meter indoor pool, Lakeview Restaurant local gastronomy
Lake Windermere and mountain views, Thomas Mawson designed gardens
Rear-facing quiet zone rooms, Gateway to the Lake District
Panoramic Morecambe Bay vistas, Historic Victorian ballroom
Elevated panoramic fell views, Private pool and sauna sessions
Indoor heated swimming pool, Victorian manor house heritage
Potter Room with lake views, Award-winning 2 AA Rosette dining
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Sizergh Castle, which overlooks Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells, has been the family home of the Strickland family for over 750 years. The original house was extended in Elizabethan times and ornate gardens were added. The internal architecture features heavily panelled rooms which lead to the Inlaid Chamber and the house is decorated with portraits, furniture and ceramics representing several centuries. The surrounding estates cover 1600 acres and include footpaths, two lakes and a rock garden. There is also a cafe and gift shop. Opening hours Sunday - Thursday: April - September Garden: 11am - 5pm Castle: 1pm - 5pm Admission: House and Garden: Adult: £6.20 Child: £3.10 (Reduced ticket for gardens only) There is a car park on the site. Because of the many staircases wheelchair access is limited.
Sizergh Castle and Garden is a top attraction in Kendal, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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