The MacRae family and Hazel Bank welcomes you to the heart of the Borrowdale valley, Keswick in the English Lake District. A magnificent Multi Award winning country house hotel in the heart of Borrowdale set amongst four acres of Britain's most beautiful countryside. Elevated above the hamlet of Rosthwaite, with commanding views of surrounding fells (which include Scafell Pike and Great Gable).
Hazel Bank was built around 1840. The acclaimed writer, Sir Hugh Walpole was a guest and Hazel Bank the fictional home in 'Rogue Herries', and birthplace for 'Judith Paris'. Hazel bank is a classic country house with private woodland, bridges and beck side walk. Uniquely situated for all manner of outdoor pursuits and with easy access to Keswick and Derwentwater (Queen of the English lakes).
Hazel Bank was built around 1840. The acclaimed writer, Sir Hugh Walpole was a guest and Hazel Bank the fictional home in 'Rogue Herries', and birthplace for 'Judith Paris'. Hazel bank is a classic country house with private woodland, bridges and beck side walk. Uniquely situated for all manner of outdoor pursuits and with easy access to Keswick and Derwentwater (Queen of the English lakes).
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Our Rooms
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Enjoy the classic elegance of our individually designed rooms, all with plenty of space to relax, and all with full ensuite facilities. Each room uniquely reflects the style of this historic building and comes fully equipped with all the home comforts and more. Every room has breathtaking views of the Borrowdale Valley and is a perfect haven to retire to after a Lakeland walk or a day's exploring.
Dining
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We offer a set four course meal with canaps at 45.00 per person reduced to 39 when booked in advance for residents and served between 7pm and 8pm, with canapes served at 7pm. Our philosophy here at Hazel Bank has always been to use the very best and freshest produce Cumbria has to offer to create our thoughtfully presented, award winning home cooked food.
Places to See
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A family home set in stunning landscape between Skiddaw and Bassenthwaite Lake, Mirehouse welcomes visitors or all ages. Mirehouse, near Keswick, is a family run historic house attraction open to visitors to enjoy its strong literary connections, live piano music and children's activities. The gardens stretch from Dodd Wood to Bassenthwaite Lake and include woodland.
Walks
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3 (previously 4) ancient Yew trees located in Borrowdale. These trees are all over 1500 years old and are celebrated in Wordsworth's 1803 poem 'Yew Trees'. Located in the Jaws of Borrowdale, where the valley narrows, the Bowder Stone is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Lake District.
News and views
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Wow, what an achievement! Not only did this event happen to be the highly respected Cond Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence 2018, but on behalf of. Securing yet another award to add to our ever-growing trophy cabinet- that's a total of 9 regional and national awards in three years and we can't thank you.
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