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Property Reference: ID 44 (See Location Map)  Oldfield House  Windermere, LA23 2BY Situated in a quiet area of Windermere away from the busy main road. All rooms en-suite with either a bath or shower. All breakfasts cooked to order using fresh loacal produce. Fully non smoking. Tel:   015394 88445 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 475 (See Location Map)  Clifton House  Windermere, LA23 2AH Clifton House is a small, friendly guest house, just a 5-minute stroll from the centre of Windermere. Our 5 bedrooms all have en-suite facilities, tea & coffee making facilities, colour TV, alarm clock/radio and toiletries. Tel:   015394 44968 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 651 (See Location Map)  Montfort Cottage  Windermere, LA23 2DD Montfort Cottage Guest House offers fabulous bed and breakfast accommodation exclusively for non-smokers. Complimentary use of the leisure facilities at Parklands Country Club in Bowness is also included Tel:   015394 45671 Fax:   n.a

Property Reference: ID 1242 (See Location Map)  Briardene  Windermere, LA23 2AH Victorian bed & breakfast built from local Lakeland stone and slate. 2 minute walk from Windermere Village. We have 3 gorgeous bedrooms all furnished with king-size beds. 4-Poster in reclaimed pine & brass/wrought iron beds. Tel:   015394 43514 Fax:   n.a

Along with bed and breakfast accommodation in Windermere you also have the option of staying in Hotels and even boat accommodation. The bed and breakfasts in Windermere offer home from home accommodation and are a great option to ensure you get a hearty breakfast before spending the day exploring.

A strange fact about Windermere is it doesn't actually directly touch the Lake, its about a 15 minute walk to the lake, through the town of Bowness-on-Windermere. The town of Bowness-on-Windermere has joined up with Windermere over the years through growth in both towns but the two towns still have their distinguishable town centres.

Another fascinating fact is that the lake was originally named 'Winandermere', but thanks to a railway company thinking the name was too long and naming the nearby station 'Windermere' instead, then over they years the town and lake adopted the new name. The Windermere station offers excellent train and bus connections to the surrounding area, going to places such as Manchester Airport, Manchester and the West Coast Main Line.

Some of the attractions you can enjoy while staying in Windermere include the Windermere Steamboat Centre, World of Beatrix Potter, Orrest Head, Blackwell House and Ferry Nab. There are numerous places to eat, an abundance of places to stay and lots of gift shops you can leisurely browse. There is a pier in Bowness which is a main departure point for people wanting to take boat trips out on the lake. If you wish to get across to the other side of the lake without driving you can take the ferry which takes cars and foot passengers.