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The Lake District has long been a favourite subject for artists - the impressive mountains reflected in tranquil lakes. Of course each of the lakes has its own character - Windermere (the largest lake in England) is known for its boating, watersports and tourist attractions such as the Windermere Steamboat Museum, whilst Bassenthwaite Lake is altogether more peaceful. William Wordsworth, the poet, and Beatrix Potter, the children’s writer and benefactor of the National Trust, are just two of the famous historical figures connected with the Lake District and Cumbria.
Hilltop Hotel
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Located just one and a half miles from Carlisle city centre is the Swallow Hilltop Hotel. This warm, friendly hotel is the ideal base for exploring the Lake District, Hadrian's Wall and the picturesque Scottish Borders.
When it's time to unwind after a day's exploring, the Leisure Club provides the perfect opportunity to relax. The club offers you free use of the indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium, where you'll find facilities that match the high standards throughout the hotel.
Dining is available in the Fairfield lounge bar, which serves afternoon tea daily and a variety of light snacks throughout the day. The bar is an ideal setting in which to enjoy a relaxing pre-dinner drink before retreating to the Langdales Brasserie, where you'll be served a range of fine freshly prepared seasonal dishes. A great selection of fine wines is also on offer to perfectly complement your meal.
The friendly staff is always on hand to make your stay both comfortable and relaxing, providing you the very warmest of welcomes and exceptional service throughout your stay.
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