The Kirkstone Pass Inn sits at 1,489 feet in the Lake District National Park, making it one of England's highest inns. This historic coaching house on the A592 between Ambleside and Patterdale has offered shelter to travellers since the 15th century. The property features two hot tubs for stargazing after mountain walks.

You're surrounded by fells and mountain passes. Walk straight from the door onto high-level trails. Red Scarn and Middle Dodd rise directly behind the inn. Drive down to Ullswater in 15 minutes or reach Windermere in 20.

The accommodation sleeps up to 22 guests across 9 bedrooms, including quadruple rooms, doubles and a twin. Ground floor rooms suit those preferring level access. Upper floor rooms provide fell views. Most rooms include en-suite facilities, with 9 bathrooms between them.

Aira Force waterfall lies 6 miles away (15 minutes). Ullswater Steamers operate from Glenridding 5 miles distant (12 minutes). Ambleside town centre sits 4 miles south (10 minutes). Rheged Centre near Penrith offers indoor activities 12 miles away (20 minutes).

Perfect for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts who want high-altitude accommodation. The Kirkstone Pass Inn combines mountain access with historic atmosphere and its two hot tubs, set high above the pass.