Golfing in Cumbria - stay at The Melbreak Hotel - 23rd Apr 2004

Between the Lake District mountains and historic Cumbrian coast.

The Melbreak Hotel is a family run motel style country house hotel set in 3 acres of idyllic grounds on the western edge of the Lake District.

The Hotel boasts dramatic panoramic views across this constantly changing landscape to the Loweswater valley and mountains beyond, including the imposing Melbreak, from which the Hotel takes its name, and to the rugged coastline of the Solway Firth. Nearby is Workington and the Cumbrian Coast.

This is a handy location for both business visitors and holiday makers, being close to the A66, the main route through the North Lakes.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits all our guests, giving them a taste of the traditional hospitality they will experience throughout their stay.

THE HOTEL FACILITIES:

Tastefully converted from an 18th century farmstead, the Melbreak offers 34 comfortable en-suite bedrooms, a comfortable lounge bar and excellent restaurant.

The Lounge Bar is enjoyed by residents and locals alike and is an ideal place to relax after a busy day out and about. Bar meals are served at lunch time and evening.

The Restaurant, with fantastic views of the area, provides an ideal setting for enjoying a relaxed meal, prepared to your liking by our expert team.

Traditional, expertly prepared good food is our speciality, but our chef will be happy to cater for any special needs.

Conference facilies are available at The Melbreak Hotel. Suitable for up to 50 delgates, the room hire rate is £40. Contact us for more information.

THE ACCOMMODATION:

There are 34 comfortable bedrooms, all of which have en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones, and colour televisions. Most rooms overlook the mountains and fells.

TARIFF:

Single occupancy
bed & breakfast £48.00
Double occupancy
bed & breakfast £65.00
Family room
bed and breakfast £75.00
Superior rooms also available
Single B&B £58.00
Double B&B £75.00

HOW TO FIND US:

The location of the Melbreak Country House Hotel makes it a popular place to stay for people working in the area.

Situated within a short drive of the A66, which runs through the North Lake District, linking the M6 motorway with the industrial areas down the west coast, the Hotel offers a quiet place to unwind and reflect on the day's events - away from the commercial areas, but within easy access.

TRAVEL DIRECTIONS TO THE MELBREAK HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

FROM THE NORTH

Leave the M6 at junction 44 heading west through Carlisle onto the A595. Bypass Cockermouth and join the A66 heading towards Workington. Turn left onto the A595 for Whitehaven, after travelling about 600 yards you will see the hotel sign on the right hand side, carry on along the road for a further 200 yards and you will find the entrance on your right

FROM THE SOUTH

Leave the M6 at junction 40 sign posted Penrith, travel west along the A66 until you bypass Cockermouth, turn left onto the A595 for Whitehaven, after travelling about 600 yards you will see the hotel sign on the right hand side, carry along the road for a further 200 yards and you will find the entrance on your right.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS:

The Melbreak Country House Hotel offers an ideal base from which to explore the northern lakes and coast, giving the opportunity to discover the tucked away towns and unspoilt countryside surrounding the hotel.

The Melbreak Country House Hotel is well situated in an area offering a wide variety of activities, from exploring the many forest trails to rock climbing, pony trekking and off-road cycling. Many visitor centres in the area offer a less strenuous alternative.

Take the opportunity to wander around our local market towns - Cockermouth is the birthplace of William Wordsworth and Keswick is a popular choice and always busy, packed with interesting shops and cafes.

Golf is a popular sport in the area, and we are happy to arrange suitable packages for tailor-made golfing beaks.

The area also boasts one of the best salmon rivers in the north of England, and we are happy to welcome the annual influx of fishermen during the autumn.

Related Links

• http://www.golf.uk.net/accom/678

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