Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa

Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa frequently asked questions

Who owns Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is owned by Lake District Hotels Ltd., a family-owned and operated group established in 1983 by Kit and Charles Graves.

How do you get to Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

The Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is located in the Borrowdale Valley, just outside of Keswick with spectacular views of Derwentwater and the Catbells Mountain Range.

It is 20 miles via the A66 from Penrith and the M6 Motorway, Junction 40 and there's parking on site.

The nearest train station is Penrith (North Lakes). Penrith is on the main North West line with direct routes to London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

What is included in a spa day at Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

What is included in a spa day depends on the experience that you book. Facilities include a 16-metre outdoor hydrotherapy infinity pool, a glass-fronted Finnish sauna and open-air drench bucket, while inside there's a laconium, aroma steam room, herbal sauna, salt steam room, ice fountain, a rasul, drench showers, heated relaxation loungers, and a Champagne bar. There are five treatment rooms, where therapists use Elemis and ishga products.

What is near Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is in an ideal location for combining pampering with local exploration. Nearby attractions include:

• Derwentwater
• Castlerigg Stone Circle
• Latrigg and Catbells
• Keswick Museum and Art Gallery
• Whinlatter Forest
• Lakes Distillery

When was Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa built?

The Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa, located in the Lake District, was originally built in 1870. The historic hotel, known for its scenic location, underwent a major transformation and refurbishment, with the acclaimed Falls Spa building debuting later in 2018.

What amenities does Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa have?

Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is a four-star hotel with 87 rooms and suites, 23 of which are dedicated luxury spa suites. Mizu is the hotel’s acclaimed pan-Asian restaurant, serving Japanese, Malaysian and Thai-inspired dishes, while The Falls Brasserie serves modern British cuisine. There's also the Lake View lounge bar, cosy library lounges, a conservatory and outdoor terrace, and a Champagne bar in the spa.

Facilities include a 16-metre outdoor hydrotherapy infinity pool, a glass-fronted Finnish sauna and open-air drench bucket, while inside there's a laconium, aroma steam room, herbal sauna, salt steam room, ice fountain, a rasul, drench showers, heated relaxation loungers, and a Champagne bar. There are five treatment rooms, where therapists use Elemis and ishga products.

Accessible facilities include:

• Two accessible bedrooms suitable for wheelchair users
• Two accessible bedrooms in the main hotel on the first floor, only accessible by a small lift that is not suitable for Electric wheelchairs
• All of the accessible bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms providing specific facilities for guests with disabilities
• The lift dimensions are 930mm wide and 790mm deep, with the door 725mm wide
• All public areas, halls, stairs, landings and lifts, are well lit using a combination of ceiling and wall lights
• Public toilets can be found on the ground floor with level access from the main entrance, reception, lounge, bar and restaurant areas; the first floor just through the Library, including an accessible toilet, which is up a small incline down the corridor. The accessible toilet has hand rails, for the toilet.
• The Falls Spa is on one level accessible via the main hotel areas or directly via the pathways coming from the front of the hotel building. Access is via ramp pathways over the bridge. Wheelchair access is via the ground floor entrance and via the lift to level one.
• Assistance dogs are welcome.

What are the food and drink options at Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

Mizu is the hotel’s acclaimed pan-Asian restaurant, serving Japanese, Malaysian and Thai-inspired dishes, while The Falls Brasserie serves modern British cuisine. There's also the Lake View lounge bar, cosy library lounges, a conservatory and outdoor terrace, and a Champagne bar in the spa.

How many treatment rooms are there at Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa?

There are five treatment rooms, where therapists use Elemis and ishga products.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in time is 3pm, check-out time is 11am. Spa opening times are 8am to 8pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.