Greystones Guest House in Keswick enjoys an enviable, quiet location, with splendid views of the surrounding mountains yet is only a few minutes walk from Keswick town centre with its many shops, cafes, restaurants and traditional pubs. Built in 1863 using the most handsome stone from the local Honister slate mine in Borrowdale, Greystones now offers high quality accommodation in the very heart of the Lake District.
Comfortable rooms, guests' sitting room, a friendly atmosphere and a superb breakfast menu (including vegetarian options) are all combined to create an excellent place to stay. Whether you travel to the Lake District to walk the fells, absorb the atmosphere or simply want to relax, Keswick is the place to stay.
Comfortable rooms, guests' sitting room, a friendly atmosphere and a superb breakfast menu (including vegetarian options) are all combined to create an excellent place to stay. Whether you travel to the Lake District to walk the fells, absorb the atmosphere or simply want to relax, Keswick is the place to stay.
Services
All bedrooms have recently been refurbished to provide comfortable and quality accommodation. Each room has it's own private en-suite with shower facilities, illuminated shaving/make-up mirrors, wall mounted hair dryers with shaver points and top quality toiletries. All beds have memory foam topped mattresses for added comfort.
Breakfast is served at individual tables in our spacious dining room from 8.00 - 9.30 (from 7.30 during summer or by request). Full Breakfast - Egg, Grilled bacon, Cumberland Sausage, Black Pudding, Sauted Mushrooms, Grilled Tomato, Beans & Fried Bread. Smoked Salmon with Poached or Scrambled Eggs & Cherry Tomatoes served with a Toasted English Muffin.
All prices are 'per person per night' and based on two people sharing a double or twin en-suite room. Price includes breakfast & free parking. Single Occupancy - please note we do not have any dedicated single rooms. Double or twin rooms will only be let for single occupancy at our discretion and will be charged from 60.00 per night.
If you are travelling on the M6, turn off at junction 40 and follow the A66 for approx 18 miles until you see the Keswick and Windermere sign, follow this road for about half a mile until you come to a T junction. Turn left towards Windermere on the A591. If you are coming from Windermere on the A591.
Keswick attracts a wide range of visitors with its variety of shops, restaurants, cafes and galleries, a cinema, leisure centre, museum and well reputed theatre, there is much to see and do for those that like town life. Derwentwater, the nearby lake, offers travel via the launches, boat hire, fishing etc.
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Normski
Oct 14, 2021
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Jun 26, 2021
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Jun 22, 2021
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Oct 24, 2020
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Nov 19, 2019
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Gail Miles
Dec 13, 2018
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May 29, 2018
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Andy Scott
Jan 22, 2017
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Outstanding B&B. Excellent standards in EVERY area. Well equipped, modern facilities, excellent decorative order. Well co-ordinated, thoughtful and sensible premises, spotlessly clean. Lovely dining room. Well thought out, varied breakfast menus and excellent choice with a real commitment to food allergies. Food well prepared and presented. Attentive, polite, pleasant service without being intrusive. Loved the church building opposite but didn't like its clanging bell that mercifully stops at 23.00 hours. Our room somewhat cramped but perfectly manageable. August 15 -18th 2016 was our first stay
