Brimstone Hotel
Lake District United Kingdom
Brimstone rooms and suites are among the finest spaces to be found in any Lake District hotel, and offer all the luxury you would expect in a contemporary boutique style – your personal couture hotel experience.
Lake District
16 contemporary boutique rooms and suites. Luxuriously pleasurable elements and personal service merge seamlessly in the heart of the Lake District.
Take advantage of the fresh country air from your private balcony. Each room and suite has a unique bathing experience. Wood burning stoves are in most rooms, which can be lit ready for your arrival.
Reserved exclusively for Brimstone guests, the Reading Room is a first for any Lake District Hotel. Here you can enjoy peace and quiet within contemporary luxury surroundings. Indulge in complimentary beers, wines and snacks throughout the day, all on us!
Brimstone is located on the award-winning Langdale Estate, meaning our guests can enjoy a choice of 4 onsite bars and restaurants, or if you wish … you don’t even need to leave your room with our in room dining menu.
Our highly trained Host team are on hand to ensure you get the most out of your stay, personally organise your itinerary, deliver culinary delights, seamlessly source your spa experience and much more.
The spa facilities at Langdale are some of the best in the Lake District and are available for brimstone guests throughout your visit.
Brimstone is available for exclusive use.
Location
Lake District
Distance from Airport
96 miles to Manchester Airport
Average high season temperature
22°C
Average low season temperature
7°C
Wellness
Yes
Food and Drink
Stove Restaurant & Bar
Perfect for romantic evenings and ideal for refuelling after energetic adventures around the Lake District, Stove offers a delicious brunch and dinner menu featuring an exciting combination of much-loved classics and more contemporary dishes.
The Reading Room
Exclusive to Brimstone Hotel guests, The Reading Room has to be one of the cosiest areas in the hotel. And it’s more than just a place to sit and relax, it’s also where we offer complimentary snacks, soft drinks, wine, local ales and lagers.
Wainwrights’ Inn
Local ales and hearty home-cooked food, Wainwrights’ Inn is popular with locals and guests alike. Located just a short walk up the road on Langdale Estate, Wainwrights’ Inn offers smoked cheeses, meats and fish from our very own smokehouse.
Local Area
We’ve put together all our favourite things to see and do in the Lake District so you can start planning your stay. We’re experts in the area, so we know what we’re taking about, which means you won’t miss out on the good stuff!
Valley Wander
You don’t need to scale a mountain to be rewarded with great views in the Langdale Valley. There’s lots of walks around us with fantastic effort to reward ratio (sounds good to me). Great for days when your legs hurt from yesterday’s grand expeditions or you’ve had one too many from the mini bar last night
Elterwater Jog
It’s not about sprint finishes or breaking PBs, it about experiencing the landscape and soaking up the atmosphere of such a beautiful place. Get that feel-good high that only comes from doing something like this.
Loughrigg Tarn
The well-know beauty-spot is nestled between Grasmere, Langdale and Ambleside. It offers amazing views towards the Langdale Pikes. Loughrigg Tarn is a favourite for wild swimming fans as it’s relatively warm due to not having any rivers running directly into it.
Loughrigg
Only a short distance from the Langdale Estate, Loughrigg Fell is extremely popular all year round with walkers of all abilities yet has enough small paths that one can find solitude, even in the middle of the busy Summer holidays. In the Winter months it provides stunning views of the surrounding fells and valleys that are easily accessible to all
Hodge Close
Hodge Close is one of many slate working near to Brimstone Hotel. Located in the Tilberthwaite Valley Hodge Close has a 150 feet deep face which is a favourite with abseilers, and the 150 feet of flooded workings below are also popular with divers. It’s an impressive reminder of the industrial heritage of the area, and definitely worth a visit, sometimes it is hard to imagine that significant industrial workings took place in what we now consider such a peaceful and picturesque setting. Stay safe, as it can be dangerous!
Grasmere
Grasmere Village and Lake are a must visit when you’re staying at Brimstone and if you travel via Red Bank you will be rewarded with amazing views in every direction including towards Windermere and back along the Langdale Valley to the iconic Langdale Pikes. The picturesque village of Grasmere is a favourite of many who visit the area and is packed with cafés, shops and galleries. William Wordsworth lived (and is buried) in Grasmere and described the area as “the loveliest spot that man hath ever found.”
Blea Tarn
Created during the Ice Age, Blea Tarn is located between Great Langdale and Little Langdale. Best accessed from the adjacent National Trust car park, or a walk from the head of the Langdale Valley, up the reasonably steep hill. The views are spectacular all around and the area is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.