10 beautiful boltholes in the Lake District for when hotels reopen
As hotels in England prepare to reopen on May 17, here are 10 hotels in the Lake District with availability until the end of June
13 May 2021 • 3:46pm
Laura Ashley Hotel The Belsfield sits beside Lake Windermere in Bowness, so that from the lawn you can watch daytrippers piling onto the lake cruisers as you sip your afternoon tea
It is easy to see why poets, writers and artists have been moved to capture the beauty of the Lake District on page and canvas. This national park has an intoxicating beauty – in the drama of its peaks, its great lakes reflecting its big, unpredictable skies, the green and gold of its fellsides, its rushing becks, and meandering drystone walls.
PARTS of Cumbria are set for heavy rain and high winds today, prompting a weather warning from the Met Office. It has issued a yellow weather warning for parts of Cumbria today, with flooding of a few homes and businesses likely A warning has been issued to a number of areas in South Cumbria, including Millom, Broughton and Grange. Rainfall is expected to ease off by tomorrow, the Met Office has said, with sunnier spells forecast for the remainder of the week. High river and lake levels are also possible on Great Langdale Beck, River Brathay, River Rothay, Trout Beck, Mill Beck, Cunsey Beck, Windermere lake, Rusland Pool, River Eea, River Winster and their tributaries.
HEAVY and persistent rain and high winds forecast for today have prompted a weather warning for Cumbria. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning and said flooding of a few homes and businesses is likely and spray and flooding on roads would probably making journey times longer. It added: “Rain will become heavy and persistent during the course of today, easing and clearing south-eastwards into Wednesday morning. “Widely 30mm to 60mm of rain is expected across the warning area with locally 120mm over some high ground.” A flood warning has been issued for Keswick Campsite – meaning flooding is expected and imminent action is required and flood alerts – meaning flooding is possible, be prepared – have been issued for the Upper River Derwent, Stonethwaite Beck and Derwentwater.
Heavy and persistent rain and high winds forecast for today have prompted a weather warning for Cumbria. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning and said flooding of a few homes and businesses is likely and spray and flooding on roads would probably making journey times longer. It.