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Located on the shores of Coniston Water with sensational lake and fell views, this classic Lakeland slate building is the perfect place if you’re looking to escape the crowds. A handsome, traditional Lakeland slate building, The Coniston Inn is set within its own sprawling grounds and is somewhere that you’ll fit right inn thanks to a warm Cumbrian welcome.
Making the most of the glorious setting, The Coniston Inn boasts sublime views over Coniston Water and The Old Man of Coniston.
Surrounded by breathtaking walks around the inns private grounds and among the surrounding fells, it’s a dog walking paradise. Also offering dog friendly accommodation in designated rooms if you’re staying overnight with your dog.
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* All-day dining 7.30am – 9pm
Drinks 7.30am – 11pm
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The Coniston Inn - Food & Drink, ConistonLocated on the shores of Coniston Water with sensational lake and fell views, this classic Lakeland…
From the North: Leave the M6 at Junction 40, taking the A66 towards Keswick for 15 miles; before reaching Keswick turn left onto the B5322, signposted for Thirlmere. When you join the A591 continue on to Ambleside (via Grasmere). From Ambleside follow the signs for Coniston (A593) for 8 miles. Just before entering Coniston turn left down Shepherd’s Bridge Lane (signposted for Hawkshead). At the end of the lane turn left over the bridge, joining the B5285. The inn is about 500 yards down the road on the right. From the South: Take the M6 to Junction 36 and follow the signs for Kendal/Windermere (A591/A590) to a roundabout at the bottom of a hill. Take the second exit to Windermere and continue to Ambleside. As you enter Ambleside, at the traffic lights, take a left, following signs for Coniston (A593) for 8 miles. Just before entering Coniston turn left down Shepherd’s Bridge Lane (signposted for Hawkshead). At the end of the lane turn left over the bridge, joining the B5285). The inn is about 500 yards down the road on the right.
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