How to see Lodore Falls?
This cataract is best seen after rain, but is worth seeing at any time. Access is by a gate from the road near the Lodore Hotel. Access may also be made from the road above, Ashness Road which leads to Watendlath. The main drop of the falls is about 28 metres, or 90 feet. Lodore Falls is a spectacular waterfall in the Lake District. The water starts in the beck from Watendlath Tarn, then cascades over huge rocks and boulders down into the valley. The drop is over 100 feet (30.
How many rooms are at Lodore Falls?
Rooms & suites. At the lodore falls hotel & spa, we aim to provide our guests with a home away from home. All of the 87 suites and bedrooms at the lodore falls hotel are thoughtfully designed and styled with our guests comfort and relaxation in mind. Lake district hotels owns and operates a portfolio of exclusive and beautiful hotels within the lake district national park, the lodore falls is one of six hotels. The hotel group prides itself on providing friendly hospitality coupled with traditional values in exceptional facilities.The Lodore Falls Hotel is the perfect Lake District Spa destination. Please note, due to our heat experiences we only allow over 18’s in the spa.Overlooking picturesque Lake Derwentwater, the four-star Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is set in forty acres of tranquil land with a waterfall and a lakeshore.
How do I get to Lodore Waterfall?
Take the B5289 from Keswick signposted Borrowdale and Buttermere. The falls are located directly behind the Lodore Hotel, which offers parking only to guests, so your best bet is to park in the National Trust Kettlewell parking area at the southern end of Derwentwater. The Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa is located in the Borrowdale Valley, just outside of Keswick with spectacular views of Derwentwater and the Catbells Mountain Range. There is ample free parking in our secure car park just across the road from the hotel.It is located near the Grange end of Derwentwater, the third-largest lake in the Lake District by area. You can access the waterfall via a gate from the road near the Lodore Hotel or from Ashness Road, depending on which direction you come from.