The Coniston Inn sits on the shores of Coniston Water, surrounded by spectacular scenery. Positioned just outside the village, the inn enjoys sweeping views across the lake towards the fells. Walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts regularly pass through the doors, drawn by the inn’s proximity to classic Lakeland routes including the ascent of The Old Man of Coniston. After a day outdoors, guests can return to warm hospitality, hearty food and a drink, and comfortable bedrooms.
The Coniston Inn Coniston, Cumbria, LA21 8AJ
- 45 bedrooms
- 45 bedrooms
Lake District Inn with Breathtaking Lake and Fell Views
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Parking
- Wheelchair Accessible
- WiFi
Bedrooms
The Coniston Inn has 45 en-suite bedrooms, some with views towards Coniston Water or the surrounding fells. Designed with relaxation in mind, the rooms combine modern comfort with a simple Lakeland style that reflects the inn’s peaceful setting. Guests can expect comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee-making facilities, a TV, and thoughtful touches that make returning after a day outdoors particularly welcome. The variety of room types makes the inn suitable for couples, families, solo travellers, and those requiring good accessibility.
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If you a bringing a dog, you must add one at the checkout to ensure you are allocated a pet friendly room.
Telegraph Travel wrote: “This large, family and dog-friendly hotel has an enviable position on Coniston’s lakeshore. It offers big fuss-free bedrooms, a jolly open-plan ground floor bar-restaurant in contemporary rustic style, crowd-pleasing menus and easy access to lake cruises.” Expert rating 8/10
Food & Drink
Sample menus
Food at The Coniston Inn celebrates the hearty, comforting flavours expected from a great Lake District pub. Guests can enjoy favourites such as fish and chips, burgers and pies alongside lighter dishes and seasonal specials. The bar serves a range of ales, beers, wines, spirits, and an extensive range of hot drinks making it easy to settle in after a day on the fells. Breakfast is served for overnight guests and provides a hearty start to the day.
