Thie Loghey
Description
Style, serenity and scenery are at the heart of this luxury Lake District lodge, one of only five lodges set in a rural location and only a 10 minute walk from Hawkshead, yet surrounded by idyllic Lake District walking landscapes. This superb retreat is light, airy and spacious providing flexible self-catering accommodation for couples or families. In the wonderful living area, luxury furnishings, extensive entertainment system and cosy woodburning stove are all set on elegant oak floors.
Floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to soak up the scenery whatever the weather, but the real treat is the large furnished veranda, equipped for al-fresco dining and BBQs. Everything you'd expect from a deluxe holiday lodge, at the heart of the Lakes. This property has also been awarded the Visit Britain Gold award for self catering holidays.
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Accommodation in detail
Entrance hall with space for walking boots and hanging equipment. Light and airy, open plan living / kitchen / dining area. The living area features oak floors, vaulted ceiling, woodburning stove, large leather corner sofa and large flat screen TV with Blu Ray, DVD, CD-player and iPod dock incorporated. Access to the large, furnished verandah with BBQ. The kitchen is modern and extensively equipped, with a large oak table in the dining area, which also opens on to the verandah. Master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, including large shower. There is a second double and a twin bedroom available. Separate 'family' bathroom with shower over bath.
Location
Hawkshead in the Lake District is world-renowned for its connections with the children's author Beatrix Potter, and has the feel of a village steeped with Lakeland history. Romantic Lakeland cottages, pretty cobbled streets, lovely local shops and cosy Lakeland pubs make for endless days of pottering and exploring the village.
The surrounding landscapes are full of leisurely Lake District walking routes. One of our favourite easier walks is around nearby Tarn Hows. Grizedale Forest is great for the whole family, with sculpture trails and cycling routes, whilst nearby Esthwaite Water is excellent for fishing.
Hawkshead lies between Windermere and Coniston, so provides an excellent location for a varied Lake District self-catering holiday. Once you've explored the pretty village, you're set for easy drives to all the must-see areas of the Lakes.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Pets Not Allowed
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Pets Not Allowed
- Open Fire
- Near Pub / Shop
- Smoke Free
- Washing Machine
What guests are saying
Wonderful lodge with everything you would need, the kitchen was very well stocked with far more than you would expect from holiday accommodation.
The lodge was very welcoming, clean and comfortable with lots of information literature. Wonderful large decking area with lovely furniture to sit and look at the amazing views. The only negative comment we would make is that the four steps up to the door had no handrail and with my husband having Parkinson’s desease he really struggled to get up and down without assistance. Thank you Pete & Ellie, we will definitely be back. Kate & Brian Bates.
The lodge was very comfortable and well positioned.
It was good to be able to walk into Hawkshead along by the beck. The kitchen was very well equipped- better than some we’ve stayed in. As it was extremely hot a sun umbrella for the veranda would have been welcome- as would an indoor fan.
We had an enjoyable week in this most comfortable and well equipped lodge.
The quiet and peaceful situation enabled us to fully relax and appreciate the surroundings. All bedding, towels etc are of the highest standard and the shower in the ensuite was brilliant.There is a load of crockery and cutlery in the kitchen and plenty of cooking implements. ( Appreciated the china mugs for our tea!!) The weather was mixed but kind enough for us to explore the area and further afield. One afternoon was sunny and warm so we thought we would sit outside (while our son nipped up Latterbarrow ) but found we could not open either of the doors onto the verandah. The internal locking system seems to be jammed.The keys did not grip and turn. We didn’t want to force anything so gave up. We did open the window/door in the dining area to let some air in but that was a struggle as the blind wouldn’t stay up. Apart from those two things, which didn’t really impact on us but might for others as the weather gets better, we found the lodge the best lodge property we have stayed in and would recommend to others and return ourselves. The welcome gift was a lovely idea and we will enjoy it as a pleasant reminder of our stay. Thank you.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200
Smoking
Not permitted
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1041702
Parking
Designated parking place
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Not allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome