Kings Arms Hawkshead, Cumbria, LA22 0NZ

  • 8 bedrooms

Beautifully Refurbished Lake District Inn with Fabulous Reviews

Tucked into the heart of Hawkshead’s charming village square, The Kings Arms is the sort of pub that captures everything people love about the Lake District. Following an extensive renovation, this historic inn seamlessly blends character and comfort, offering guests a contemporary stay while retaining the warmth and authenticity of a traditional inn. Whether you are returning from a day on the fells, exploring the shores of Windermere and Coniston Water, or wandering Hawkshead’s cobbled streets, this award-winning pub provides a cosy and inviting retreat at the centre of village life. With eight beautifully designed bedrooms, excellent food, local ales and some of the Lake District National Park’s most celebrated attractions on the doorstep, it is the perfect choice for a walking break, romantic getaway, or food-led escape.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Gastro Pub
  • Log Fires
  • WiFi

Bedrooms

The Kings Arms has eight individually designed bedrooms within the pub, each named after a King of England. Beautifully refurbished, the rooms blend original character features with contemporary comfort. Guests can choose from a collection of gorgeous double and twin rooms across several room types. Rooms come with en-suite bathrooms with drench showers, Smart TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, the finest linen, local toiletries and thoughtful touches such as homemade biscuits.

Food & Drink

At The Kings Arms, good food and warm hospitality go hand in hand. Their menus celebrate the Lake District, bringing together seasonal produce and classic cooking with a contemporary touch. Whether you are returning from a day on the fells or enjoying supper with friends, you can expect delicious, flavour-packed dishes. Behind the bar you will find expertly kept cask ales, carefully selected wines and premium spirits. Mornings begin with a hearty breakfast to set you up for a day exploring the Lake District.

Nearby

Tabitha Twitchit’s Bookshop (National Trust) – The former Beatrix Potter Gallery (0.1 miles).

Tarn Hows – One of the Lake District’s most scenic beauty spots with accessible walking trails (3 miles).

Hill Top – Beatrix Potter’s former home, now managed by the National Trust (4 miles).

Grizedale Forest – Popular for walking, mountain biking and outdoor sculpture trails (4 miles).

Coniston Water – Beautiful lake associated with Donald Campbell and Arthur Ransome (5 miles).

Windermere Ferry – Scenic crossing linking the western shore to Bowness (5 miles).

Lake Windermere – England’s largest lake offering cruises and watersports (6 miles).