B&Bs in Ambleside

If you're looking for accommodation in an area that allows you to be close to the best attractions in Ambleside, then Holidu has the ideal ones for you. These are B&Bs in great locations that will allow you to be just a few minutes away from the town's tourist attractions. You can also be only 15 minutes away from the train station if you want to explore other areas. Or if you prefer you can get a taste of local life in Ambleside and walk around the area to find restaurants, cafés and pubs within walking distance.

In Ambleside you'll find B&Bs to suit all tastes and sizes, whether you prefer to come alone to venture into the area, with your partner for a weekend getaway or with a larger group to spend some quality time together. As well as being beautifully decorated, you'll have amenities to make your stay the best it can be, such as tea, coffee, juice and even an impressive wine and whisky list. So, you can be sure that after an adventurous day of sightseeing, you'll be able to get the rest you deserve.

If you come to Ambleside with the intention of seeing and exploring many new areas, then you'll know you're in for a treat because there are plenty of places to go hiking. Like Loughrigg Fell, which is in the central part of the English Lake District. It's a fairly moderate walk, but you'll get beautiful views. You can also walk around any of the lakes at Rydal Water, one of Ambleside's smaller but beautiful lakes.

If you're a lover of museums, history, architecture and more, you'll have plenty of attractions to visit in Ambleside. From quaint houses with interesting stories that will give you a greater connection to this town. There are also museums and castles with gothic styles that are so perfectly located that you can see the footpaths, the sea and stunning architecture all in one place, as in the case of Wray Castle.

Going to a castle is much more than just enjoying the wonder of its architecture. That's if you visit Wray Castle, a gothic castle owned by the National Trust where you can not only visit the site to learn about its history, but also go on bike rides, explore the grounds, walk the trails and even have a picnic. At the end of your day here, you can stop by the café for a bite to eat or a drink.

This is a small house with an incredibly beautiful view. It is located in the middle of the river, from where you can see other houses with the same picturesque style and learn about the history there. It is one of the most touristic and historical points of Ambleside that you should note in your itinerary if you visit the town.

If you want to have some fun during your holiday in Ambleside, you can go for a walk on the Loughrigg Fell and hike the whole of this hill. This is a fairly low difficulty level route with signposts in several areas, ideal for those who are trying walking for the first time.

This is one of the smallest but most beautiful lakes you will find in Ambleside and is part of the National Trust. Here you can have a lovely walk along the banks of the river, enjoy the beautiful scenery and picturesque houses in the area or pass by the Rydal Water, a hidden cave open for any visitor to enjoy.

This is a house on the outskirts of Grasmere that doubles as a historical museum. Here you can see collections of special treasures, original letters, stories and more from William and Dorothy Wordsworth. It will be like taking a trip back in time, but literary!

Here you can explore the grand mansion of the well-known poet Will Wordsworth and then wander through the beautiful gardens while a guide accompanies you all the way and tells you all about the history of the place. There is also a café you can visit to end the day with a drink or a bite to eat.

You can have a walk in the forest that ends at a wonderful waterfall that is absolutely breathtaking. Admission is free and the trails are easily accessible, so it's an activity that can be done by the youngest to the oldest.