Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa

Key Features

• Purpose-built luxury spa
• 18 dedicated luxury spa bedrooms
• Dedicated spa deli

The Falls Spa is a beautiful, purpose-built experience at the hotel, designed to make the most of the breathtaking location and infuse it with both luxury and holistic wellbeing. The result is a modern environment where guests can enjoy both the inside and outside. Large windows and lots of natural light mean that views permeate the indoor space, whatever the weather. Indoors there is a four person rasul, and a thermal suite comprising of a laconium, aroma steam room, herbal sauna, salt steam room, ice fountain, drench showers and heated relaxation loungers. Meanwhile outside there is also a glass-fronted Finnish sauna, open-air cold drench bucket and hot shower for a full water and heat experience and a 16 metre hydro pool with neck jets, underwater loungers and an amazing overflow hot tub feature with spectacular views to Derwentwater and the Catbells mountain range.

Treatments are also very much part of the spa experience. There are five treatment rooms (including some with views onto the landscape) where the spa has chosen to use Elemis and La Sultane De Saba product lines because of their luxury as well as effective credentials. As this is very much an environment where you will want to spend a full day unwinding, there’s also plenty of space to simply relax and enjoy the view, and an exclusive Champagne bar serving light refreshments so that you can enjoy a treat to keep you going before or after your lunch or afternoon tea in the main hotel.

Key Features

• Award-winning pan-Asian restaurant
• Exceptional mountain, lake and forest landscapes
• An overflow hot tub that looks over Derwentwater and the Catbells Mountain Range

In the blissful surroundings of the Lake District and nestled into the Borrowdale Valley, Lodore Falls Hotel and Spa has sat pride of place amongst the breathtaking landscape for more than 200 years. Today the warm and welcoming country house hotel fuses old world charm and the latest in contemporary style and hospitality.

Exquisitely decorated, the 87 rooms and suites offer modern design and high-class amenities, soothing colours and luxurious soft furnishings, 18 of them dedicated luxury spa bedrooms. In a hotel that welcomes dogs - a pre-requisite with such exceptional walking territory around it - even four legged friends get in on the luxury action in some rooms.

In an industrial chic restaurant, food at the hotel is an international experience. Mizu is the pan-Asian restaurant offering Japanese, Malaysian and Thai-inspired dishes with a Lake District twist and set against the spectacular backdrop of the Lodore Falls. The Lake View Restaurant meanwhile provides award-winning dining with two AA Rosettes for its more formal dining space with views of Lake Derwentwater. Teas, coffees and light bites are served in the Lake View lounge bar, library lounges, conservatory and on the outdoor terrace when the weather permits, and for those looking for a real treat make sure you don’t miss out on the hotel’s beautiful take on afternoon tea.