Former Youth Hostel in Grasmere , the Lake District
Thorney How, Thorney How, Off Helm Close & Easedale Rd, Grasmere, Cumbria, LA22 9QW
Thorney How offers clean and comfortable guest accommodation in Grasmere, the heart of the Lake District. Family-run and welcoming it provides en suite, simple bed & breakfast and standard self-catering accommodation for individuals, families and groups. With a backdrop of magnificent fells, adjacent to the Coast to Coast path, local village and lake, the tranquil location provides the perfect base to explore the Lake District. The Main House, 26 beds in a gentleman’s farmhouse, is charming with well proportioned rooms and fabulous views. There are 7 en suite rooms ranging from doubles to family 6-person rooms. Grasmere bunkhouse is ideal for groups of up to 16 with 4 bunk rooms each with shower facilities. All larger groups are automatically offered breakfasts and at least one evening meal. Parking, cycle store, drying room, licensed bar, restaurant and spacious grounds complete the experience. Free films Saturdays. No pets.
This accommodation is featured on our map of the Lake District and here is its own website.or call Taylor Nuttall on
01539 435597
42: Main House 26, 2xdbl, 1xtwin, 2×4, 2×6. Bunkhouse 16
All year. Closed 10.30am to 3.30pm check in 3.30pm to 10.30pm.
Dble en suite B&B from £82. Family en-suite B&B from £100, 4 person budget rooms from £80. Larger catered groups please enquire.
Online booking recommended, Or by phone or email. First night's accommodation non-refundable payment required to secure.
IHUK sign, Cumbria Way, New Year, Ex Youth Hostel, Coast to Coast Walk
Grid ref: 332084. Half a mile NW of Grasmere village.
National Express coaches stop in Grasmere. Local bus 555 to / from Windermere & Keswick. Train station at Windermere.
This accommodation is near mountains, is in a National Park, is available to individuals, gives a Best Price Guarantee, is a Green Business Award Winner, has a pub within walking distance, has availability this New Year and is on the IHUK signage page, the Cumbria Way, the present or past youth hostel page and the Coast to Coast Walk.