Lakeland Village, Backbarrow, Cumbria, Ulverstone, England, LA12 8PX, UK
The resorts
Whitewater Hotel with Cascades Leisure Club, the perfect combination for a holiday in the Lake District.
A historic feature of the area, Whitewater Hotel is brimful with top quality facilities.
The Area
Incredibly beautiful scenery is famous for the Lake District of England. The whimsical lines of the local landscape, the emerald greenery of fields and meadows, the sparkling of water in the cleanest lakes will not leave indifferent even the most ardent admirer of the urban lifestyle. It seems that the nature has verified every line of every hill, prudently figured out where to place the lakes, where to plant forests, and where generously scattered in the meadows mottled fragrant flowers.
The Accommodation
In addition to the luxurious hotel rooms, there are high quality one, two and three bedroom cottages and apartments which provide the perfect base for incredible tours and views of the area.
Nearest Airport
Directions from Manchester International Airport 88 miles by road.
Facilities On Site
Dining at Whitewater is a special experience; diners enjoy the finest of local, seasonal, Cumbrian produce, prepared by leading chefs. Guests relax in the Dolly Blue bar, taking in the unique mood lighting and enjoy a superb selection of wines, beers and spirits, as they overlook the river.
Fine accommodation, excellent food, best service –what more can a top quality hotel offer? There is more! The Cascades Spa and Fitness Centre is second to none. The amenities, including a heated indoor swimming pool and extensive gymnasium are comprehensive. For those wishing to have the opportunity to be pampered by the highly skilled staff in the spa there is a comprehensive range of luxurious beauty treatments. For the more energetic, there are squash and all – weather tennis courts, mountain bikes and a wide range of outdoor pursuits.
Facilities Nearby
Lake District is the largest (area of 2,279 square kilometers) in England by a national park and the most famous natural region. The park got its name from 16 large lakes, in the aria. The largest lake is called Windermere, with two villages on its shores, Windermere and Bowness-on-Windermere. From here you can go for a boat trip on the lake, or a small amusing steamer to go on an excursion to Sawrey and Ambleside.
In the village of Brockhole there is a sightseeing center of the park, where you can get a map of routes for independent walks, or buy a tour. The largest and one of the most important in the tourist logistics of settlements is Keswick (Keswick), which is located in the northern part of the park.
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