Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel

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Hotel availability can be checked up to 1 year into the future, no year is necessary.

Hotel Policies:

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•  You may check in from 14:00 hours onwards.
•  You must check out by 11:00 hours.
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•  Cancellations made within days of the check in date are charged 100% of the total booking fee
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Rooms

Double Room ()

The Double rooms are situated in either the Lodge, the Chalet Garden Rooms or the Rose Garden Rooms. Each type of room is distinct in character and furnishings.
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Superior Double Room ()

These rooms are situated in either the Lodge, the Chalet Garden Rooms or Rose Garden Rooms. Each type of room is distinct in character and furnishings. The superior rooms are larger than the standard, most have private balconies with views over the gardens. Overlooking the gardens towards the fells surounding Lake Winderemere.
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Family Room ()

These rooms are situated in either the Lodge, the Chalet Garden Rooms or Rose Garden Rooms. Each type of room is distinct in character and furnishings. Family Rooms have a double and single bed in them with room for one extra put up bed for a child.
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Standard Twin Room ()

These standard twin rooms are situated in either the Lodge, the Chalet Garden Rooms or the Rose Garden Rooms. Each type of room is distinct in character and furnishings.
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Local Attractions:

• Bowness on Winderemere(0 km)- Bowness-on-Windermere was well known to the poet William Wordsworth: Wordsworth was a regular user of the ferry, which crosses Lake Windermere.
• Beatrix Potter Museum(2 km)- This museum takes an intersting look at the many characters of Beatrix Potter.
• Steamboat Museum(2 km)- Set in a magnificent location in the heart of Lakeland, Windermere Steamboat Museum houses a unique collection of historic steamboats and motorboats, including the SL Dolly of 1850 the oldest mechanically powered boat in the world.
• Windermere(3 km)- The town of Windermere grew around the railway station, about a mile and a half from the lake. The village was originally called Birthwaite, but the railway company decided to call the station after the lake.

Directions:

By Car: - Leave the M6 at junction 36. - Take the A590 towards Kendal. - Then take the A591 towards Windermere. - At this point, you require the A592 towards Bowness. - Burn How is located just after the boat piers on the junction of the next left-hand turn. By Rail: The train station in Windermere is at the entrance to the town. A taxi will cost around 3 GBP and take less than 5 minutes to get you to Burn How.

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