The Rusland Pool Hotel

Accommodation Description:

Situated beside the A590 between Newby Bridge and Ulverston and just within the Lake District National Park the family owned Rusland Pool Hotel offers a warm welcome and the perfect base to discover all the Lake District has to offer. We also cater for special dietary needs with our Gluten Free and Dairy Free menu comprising of 69 dishes to choose from.

Rusland Pool Hotel was built in 1814 and is a popular destination for both holidaymakers and business travellers alike whilst enjoying a reputation amongst the locals for a very high standard of food and a friendly informal service. Situated beside the A590 between Newby Bridge and Ulverston the main thoroughfare to and from South Lakeland the Furness and Cartmel Peninsulas & the West Cumbrian coast and just within the Lake District National Park we offer a warm welcome. We offer an extensive home cooked menu supplemented by mouthwatering chef's specials A menu comprising of 69 gluten/dairy/lactose free dishes that will satisfy the most discerning of diners.

Whether for lunch dinner or an informal snack our Bars and conservatory serve food every day from 12 noon until 8:30pm Sundays 7pm. We offer 18 spacious modern well appointed bedrooms. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with bath and/or shower colour 32inch TV direct dial telephone radio hairdryers tea and coffee making facilities and Free WiFi.

In the mornings guests can enjoy a full English breakfast using the best fresh local ingredients. Cumbria is a land of beauty and variety from its busy cities and historic market towns to its stone and slate villages each possessing their own character. Cumbria's landscape is diverse; wild fells and high passes with endless views stir the imagination.

Quiet pastoral countryside and valleys enchant; rivers twist and tumble. Glacial lakes reflect cloud-topped mountains and man-made drystone walls march across the dales. Woodlands and coastal scenery add to the mix.

The legacy of the past is here in prehistoric and Roman remains - stone circles & burial cairns dot the land and old Roman roads and forts still command attention. Historic places of worship and ruined castles speak of Norman times. Country houses and gardens delight the visitor.

Walkers call this county 'paradise'; everywhere the grandeur of the scenery.