The Ryebeck Hotel & Restaurant

The Ryebeck Hotel & Restaurant sits on one of the most enviable location in the Lake District in a leafy clearing overlooking Lake Windermere. One of the premier hotels in the entire Lake District, it also hosts one of the most popular restaurants in the region offering modern British cuisine in a relaxed and informal setting.

Just a short stroll from the lake, guests can also enjoy the beautiful village of Bowness, one of the area’s most popular locations that features a wide range of cafes, bars and restaurants, and shops.

A classic country house hotel, the Ryebeck is the perfect place to rest, relax and rejuvenate, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Lake District.

Accommodation

The Ryebeck Hotel & Restaurant offers guests a range of luxurious rooms. These start with their snug ‘Standard’ rooms and move through their quiet ‘Cosy’ rooms, the ‘Jolly Good’ range that have their own private patio and the large ‘Superb’ range that have a private patio or spectacular views over the hotel grounds. The ‘Grande’ range of rooms are the largest and most popular and overlook the lake and also feature a double-ended hot tub.

Restaurant and Bar

The Ryebeck’s ever-popular terrace restaurant serves the finest in modern British cuisine. Tastefully furnished, the restaurant is a relaxed and informal setting that allows diners to enjoy the best in modern British fayre, whilst gazing out across the wonderful Lake Windermere.

As well as the dinner service that runs from 6.30pm to 9pm, the restaurant has a fantastic breakfast service, a popular lunch menu, and a traditional afternoon tea daily from 2.30pm.

Additional Facilities and Services

The hotel is one of the most popular wedding venues in the Lake District thanks to its spectacular location, amazing food and their staff’s wonderful attention to detail. The bride, groom, and their guests can enjoy the five-acres of landscaped grounds. With the stunning backdrop of Lake Windermere, there are some fantastic opportunities for photographs of the big day.

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