Armathwaite Hall
The Colours of Autumn
Dear Guests,
As autumn settles over the Lake District and the grounds of Armathwaite Hall glow with golden leaves, I’m delighted to welcome you to our latest edition of Times at Armathwaite Hall. We’ve created a series of experiences to help you make the most of the season—from fine dining to indulgent spa escapes and unforgettable outdoor adventures. Whether you’re you are visiting for relaxation, romance or celebration, we’re here to make your time with us truly memorable I hope you enjoy everything this magical season has to offer And and if you’ve you have never enjoyed a chilled glass of champagne in an outdoor hydrotherapy pool... now’s the time Warm regards,
Simon M Steele General Manager
Unveiling The Dining Room
We’re delighted to introduce The Dining Room—our reimagined fine dining
now open and welcoming guests into an elegant space that blends heritage with contemporary comfort. The centrepiece is a stunning royal blue kidney-shaped banquette,
and
Meet The Team: Pradip Khada
New
The Spa: Outdoor Hydrotherapy Pool
Dates for Your Diary
Festive
Lunches & Afternoon Teas
Three course Festive Lunches in The Dining Room from £42 per adult
Afternoon Tea with festive treats £39 per person
Party Nights with glass of fizz, dinner & disco £42 per person
Festive Breaks
Conundrum Corner
Word search
Iron Age Piglets Have Arrived
Say hello to our adorable Wild Boar x Tamworth piglets at the Lake District Wildlife Park! Born this summer, their striped coats and playful personalities are already a hit with guests.
Exciting Park Upgrades Underway
- New otter enclosure
- Upgraded serval house
- New eagle aviary
- Extended outdoor café terrace
Come and see what’s new!
Did You Know?
How much do you know about Armathwaite Hall and its Lake District home?
1. Armathwaite Hall dates back to the reign of which English monarch, making it one of the oldest luxury residences in the Lake District?
2. Which nearby lake is the only “true” lake in the Lake District, with all the others technically being meres, waters, or tarns?
3. The Lake District is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural landscape. In which year did it achieve this status?
4. Which famous English poet once described the scenery around Bassenthwaite Lake as “a landscape to stir the soul”?
5. What type of rare red-coated animal can be spotted in the surrounding woodlands and is a protected species in the UK?
