For most of us a visit to the Lake District involves escaping busy schedules, experiencing the beauty and serenity of the countryside and most importantly relaxing! In the modern world, however, this does not always mean being completely disconnected. We still want to be in touch on phones, tablets and laptops with friends and family using email, social media, Skype etc. For many we want to be able to easily access the Internet not only for information gathering, weather forecasts and things to do, but for entertainment too. That said, in times of no Internet a board game generally is a refreshing change! Here at Lakelovers, we realise that these days having an Internet connection is high on the list of priorities for the majority and not the minority. That is why we have a wide range of cottages in the Lake District with WiFi.
Not only will you find superb cottages in superb locations that enable you to get away from it all, relax and have fun, but will also have the convenience of the World Wide Web, should you want it.
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Whether you’re looking for a cosy cottage for a romantic getaway, a three or four bedroom property for the family or a property that will accommodate a large group of people, you’ll be able to find the perfect holiday home and be assured that you will still be able to get online.
All our Lake District cottages with Internet access have their own unique style and features; open fires and wood burners that make for a warm and cosy atmosphere, designer kitchens where you can create mouth-watering meals, bespoke bathrooms to ensure you stay fresh and invigorated, relaxing living spaces where you can retire to after a day of fresh air and fun activities – whichever room you happen to be in you can take full advantage of a wireless connection to the internet.
Most modern Wi-Fi connections are strong enough to be used outside of the building they are serving and so why not put your feet up in your private garden while catching up with the latest news and gossip or Skype friends and family to give them a guided tour of your fabulous holiday cottage and its grounds.
And our wide range of Lake District self catering cottages with Wi-Fi means you are not restricted on location allowing you access to some of the best parts of the Lake District, without worrying about no Internet!
You can enjoy a walkers paradise, such as the Langdales and Coniston, the secluded historical hamlet of Hawkshead, as well as more bustling areas of Windermere, Ambleside and Ullswater, without loosing out on Internet access.
Lake District self-catering with WiFi
There are many perks of self catering, and not least the pleasure of entertaining when you have time to do so!
Our Lake District cottages with Internet access allow you to enjoy your thoughtfully equipped, state-of-the art kitchen to its best. Use your tablet or laptop to seek out new and interesting recipes, find out what ingredients are required and then search for where you can buy the things you need locally. Chill out with a glass of wine and listen to your favourite music while cooking or hand the chef’s hat to someone else while you watch a film.
Planning and booking your holiday activities is a breeze using the Internet, so finding the best places for the next day’s walking adventure or booking a restaurant table is stress-free. Not only that, but you can read reviews and sometimes get discounts to boot, ensuring you get what you want and also value for your money. Great for last minute breaks where you’ve perhaps not had time to read up before setting off – sometimes making for the best trips away!
It now seems to be the case that whatever you want to do – shopping, listening to music, cycling, dog walking – the list is endless and there is an app for all them. Here is a hand-picked selection of apps for you to use when on holiday in one of our Lake District Cottages with WiFi.
Pocket is an app that allows you to store web pages, videos, blog post and more. So even if you are out of range from your cottage in the Lake District with WiFi, you can still access them out and about.
Viewranger is an app for planning walks in the countryside and gives you access to Ordnance Survey maps. Once planned you can save the routes and look at them as you walk – if you have a signal when you are on the walk, then it acts as a GPS device and you can watch your progress, log waypoints and get grid and altitude information.
Once you have completed the walk, why not share your victory with friends online? Instagram is by far the most popular way to share images. Three hundred million people worldwide use Instagram to share photo’s and comment on them.
Any why not listen to some music while relaxing in your holiday cottage. Spotify has quickly become the go-to app for free music. It has an astonishing range of genres and artists to choose from – the world’s biggest juke box!
Apps are indeed a useful tool and also lots of fun, however, sometimes it’s just access to websites that you need. Here are some useful sites we think you may want to visit.
Lake District Gov is full of useful information, places to visit, things to do, webcams and much more – a real goldmine of knowledge.
National Trust Lake District if you want to visit some of the many National Trust properties and gardens in the Lake District, then for the most up to date information this website is a must visit. Not only will you get all the info you require, but the website itself is great and has some wonderful images.
Twitter Herdy Shepherd although, strictly speaking, not a website, this Twitter page will give you a rich and compelling insight into the life of a Lakeland sheep farmer. Made famous by his book ‘A Shepherd’s Life’, James Rebank’s Twitter page has in excess of seventy thousand followers. His book is also a Lake District holiday read must!
As you can appreciate, staying in a Lake District cottage with Internet access just makes your holiday that little bit easier, saving you time and energy. Enjoy the best of both worlds by staying in a peaceful, tranquil and rural idyll and have the world at your fingertips at the same time – connect, log on, sign in – the decision is yours.
If you can’t find what you are looking for or need more help, then please don’t hesitate to contact us and our experienced team will help you find the perfect Lake District cottage with WiFi access!
Even in the context of the Lake District, Longsleddale, a mere twelve minutes from Kendal and twenty-five from Windermere, is recognized as outstandingly peaceful and stunningly beautiful.
Even in the context of the Lake District, Longsleddale, a mere twelve minutes from Kendal and twenty-five from Windermere, is recognized as outstandingly peaceful and stunningly beautiful.
Even in the context of the Lake District, Longsleddale, a mere twelve minutes from Kendal and twenty-five from Windermere, is recognized as outstandingly peaceful and stunningly beautiful.
Does this cottage have one of the best views of Ullswater? We think so! Wreay Barn is a delightful Lakeland end of terrace barn conversion which was part of the original Wreay Mansions estate in Watermillock, a former hunting lodge popular with the Duke of Norfolk. From its elevated position, it commands spectacular views of Ullswater and the dramatic fells beyond.
This magnificent period residence is a castle in its own right and proudly exhibits the original tower, now a magical bedroom, with panoramic and simply breathtaking views, arguably the best from anywhere in The Lake District and probably the British Isles. Aptly named this sumptuous place literally has it all and translated the Latin meaning 'LARGE HOUSE', we think this sums it up to a tee!
Just a short walk from the centre of the popular Lakeland village of Hawkshead, Curlew Cottage is charming, detached, cottage style bungalow. Built around 1930 on a private cul de sac this cottage is popular whatever the time of year.
Middle Wray Cottage is a beautiful detached lakeland cottage set in the stunning rolling countryside to the west of Lake Windermere and just a ten minute drive from the delightful charming village of Hawkshead. Situated in the grounds of the Old Vicarage, the one-time home of the founder of the National Trust and Friend of Beatrix Potter, Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley, and just a few minutes' walk from the imposing Wray Castle, Middle Wray Cottage is a high quality retreat making it the ideal place to relax and enjoy the Lake District throughout the seasons.
Located on the northern shores of Lake Windermere, and set in the heart of the ever-popular Ambleside, 1 Oaklands is the ground floor of an impressive Victorian Lakeland residence, which has been beautifully and sympathetically re-modelled by the current owners. It offers unrivalled stylish and quality accommodation in a peaceful setting with surrounding fell views, but which is literally around the corner from the centre of the village, with its interesting shops, cafes and bars and a host of local eateries, attractions and amenities.
Located in the pretty village of Braithwaite, just a couple of miles from the market town of Keswick. The Duck House is a well-proportioned, detached bungalow set in a private cul- de-sac. Providing quality accommodation, it takes its name from the family of ducks, known to the owners as Donald and Daphne, that bob up and down the babbling beck that runs to the rear of the cottage.
A stylishly appointed cottage themed on a lake-house, with exposed oak beams and dark wood flooring. This unique architect-designed luxury cottage lies at the foot of the Kentmere valley and is set in the secluded informal three-acre gardens of Mirefoot, complete with arboretum and wildlife pond. If searching for sublime relaxation and escapism on the doorstep of ever popular Windermere, look no more?
Snuggle Cottage is a traditional cottage, yet spacious and comfortable. If you are looking for a peaceful cosy getaway, then this is for you. Open your window and listen to the beck, the sheep and very little else.
Situated just two minutes' walk from the market square at the heart of the popular town of Keswick, Lillibet Cottage is a delightful and somewhat quirky cottage that has been finished in contemporary manner to offer quality accommodation in a convenient location. If the idea of being able to park the car for a week and having everything you need on the doorstep appeals then this is the ideal cottage for you. Keswick offers a great selection of places to eat and drink all within a few minutes' walk along with a great selection of local shops and of course the popular twice weekly award winning market.
Home Farm House is a lovingly restored 19th century building set in the beautiful countryside of the north east Lake District just a few minutes' drive north of the shores of Ullswater. It was once a working farm but now has been converted into a charming holiday retreat. With an eye to detail and quality, the owner has created a highly desirable and luxurious holiday home that is now available for you to enjoy and to form the basis of many happy and fond holiday memories.
What a gorgeous and romantic Grasmere bolt-hole for soaking up the scenery! This beautiful Lakeland property occupies a wonderful setting only a few minutes stroll from the absolute heart of the village centre overlooking the Vale of Grasmere towards Silver How, Steel Fell and Helm Crag - with its distinctive summit rocks providing the alternative name 'The Lion and the Lamb', making it one of the most recognised mountains in the Lake District.
Views of paradise - both outside and in - and the perfect place to unwind and relax right in the heart of the Lakes.
What a magnificent and romantic Grasmere treat for soaking up the scenery! This beautiful Lakeland property occupies a wonderful setting only a few minutes stroll from the absolute heart of the village centre overlooking the Vale of Grasmere towards Silver How, Steel Fell and Helm Crag - with its distinctive summit rocks providing the alternative name 'The Lion and the Lamb', making it one of the most recognised mountains in the Lake District.
Springfield is a wonderful and romantic hideaway in a magnificent setting – perfect for soaking up the scenery on a breakaway with your partner.
What a gorgeous and romantic Grasmere bolt-hole for soaking up the scenery! This beautiful Lakeland property occupies a wonderful setting only a few minutes stroll from the absolute heart of the village centre overlooking the Vale of Grasmere towards Silver How, Steel Fell and Helm Crag - with its distinctive summit rocks providing the alternative name 'The Lion and the Lamb', making it one of the most recognised mountains in the Lake District.
Springfield 3 is a luxury Lakeland bolt-hole, where romance and relaxation go hand-in-hand.
Approaching the cobbled courtyard entrance to Wykefield, the promise of what is to come will incite the prickle of goosebumps in even the most well-travelled guest. Surrender to the drama and majesty of this idyllic residence with a luxury self-catering break within the picturesque hamlet of Near Sawrey. It is less than a 5-minute stroll from Beatrix Potter's farmhouse, Hill Top, and the cosy pub, The Tower Bank Arms. The famous author holidayed twice at the house which Wykefield is part of and it was here that she made her final edits to her first little book, Peter Rabbit. Once you have fallen for this sympathetically combined Victorian and contemporary Lakeland abode, gazed out at the infinite views of breath-taking countryside and glimpses of lake, you'll find it hard to think you would rather be anywhere else in the world. Let this 'magical corner' of the Lake District lure you under its spell...
For most of us a visit to the Lake District involves escaping busy schedules, experiencing the beauty and serenity of the countryside and most importantly relaxing! In the modern world, however, this does not always mean being completely disconnected. We still want to be in touch on phones, tablets and laptops with friends and family using email, social media, Skype etc. For many we want to be able to easily access the Internet not only for information gathering, weather forecasts and things to do, but for entertainment too. That said, in times of no Internet a board game generally is a refreshing change! Here at Lakelovers, we realise that these days having an Internet connection is high on the list of priorities for the majority and not the minority. That is why we have a wide range of cottages in the Lake District with WiFi.
Not only will you find superb cottages in superb locations that enable you to get away from it all, relax and have fun, but will also have the convenience of the World Wide Web, should you want it.
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Whether you’re looking for a cosy cottage for a romantic getaway, a three or four bedroom property for the family or a property that will accommodate a large group of people, you’ll be able to find the perfect holiday home and be assured that you will still be able to get online.
All our Lake District cottages with Internet access have their own unique style and features; open fires and wood burners that make for a warm and cosy atmosphere, designer kitchens where you can create mouth-watering meals, bespoke bathrooms to ensure you stay fresh and invigorated, relaxing living spaces where you can retire to after a day of fresh air and fun activities – whichever room you happen to be in you can take full advantage of a wireless connection to the internet.
Most modern Wi-Fi connections are strong enough to be used outside of the building they are serving and so why not put your feet up in your private garden while catching up with the latest news and gossip or Skype friends and family to give them a guided tour of your fabulous holiday cottage and its grounds.
And our wide range of Lake District self catering cottages with Wi-Fi means you are not restricted on location allowing you access to some of the best parts of the Lake District, without worrying about no Internet!
You can enjoy a walkers paradise, such as the Langdales and Coniston, the secluded historical hamlet of Hawkshead, as well as more bustling areas of Windermere, Ambleside and Ullswater, without loosing out on Internet access.
Lake District self-catering with WiFi
There are many perks of self catering, and not least the pleasure of entertaining when you have time to do so!
Our Lake District cottages with Internet access allow you to enjoy your thoughtfully equipped, state-of-the art kitchen to its best. Use your tablet or laptop to seek out new and interesting recipes, find out what ingredients are required and then search for where you can buy the things you need locally. Chill out with a glass of wine and listen to your favourite music while cooking or hand the chef’s hat to someone else while you watch a film.
Planning and booking your holiday activities is a breeze using the Internet, so finding the best places for the next day’s walking adventure or booking a restaurant table is stress-free. Not only that, but you can read reviews and sometimes get discounts to boot, ensuring you get what you want and also value for your money. Great for last minute breaks where you’ve perhaps not had time to read up before setting off – sometimes making for the best trips away!
It now seems to be the case that whatever you want to do – shopping, listening to music, cycling, dog walking – the list is endless and there is an app for all them. Here is a hand-picked selection of apps for you to use when on holiday in one of our Lake District Cottages with WiFi.
Pocket is an app that allows you to store web pages, videos, blog post and more. So even if you are out of range from your cottage in the Lake District with WiFi, you can still access them out and about.
Viewranger is an app for planning walks in the countryside and gives you access to Ordnance Survey maps. Once planned you can save the routes and look at them as you walk – if you have a signal when you are on the walk, then it acts as a GPS device and you can watch your progress, log waypoints and get grid and altitude information.
Once you have completed the walk, why not share your victory with friends online? Instagram is by far the most popular way to share images. Three hundred million people worldwide use Instagram to share photo’s and comment on them.
Any why not listen to some music while relaxing in your holiday cottage. Spotify has quickly become the go-to app for free music. It has an astonishing range of genres and artists to choose from – the world’s biggest juke box!
Apps are indeed a useful tool and also lots of fun, however, sometimes it’s just access to websites that you need. Here are some useful sites we think you may want to visit.
Lake District Gov is full of useful information, places to visit, things to do, webcams and much more – a real goldmine of knowledge.
National Trust Lake District if you want to visit some of the many National Trust properties and gardens in the Lake District, then for the most up to date information this website is a must visit. Not only will you get all the info you require, but the website itself is great and has some wonderful images.
Twitter Herdy Shepherd although, strictly speaking, not a website, this Twitter page will give you a rich and compelling insight into the life of a Lakeland sheep farmer. Made famous by his book ‘A Shepherd’s Life’, James Rebank’s Twitter page has in excess of seventy thousand followers. His book is also a Lake District holiday read must!
As you can appreciate, staying in a Lake District cottage with Internet access just makes your holiday that little bit easier, saving you time and energy. Enjoy the best of both worlds by staying in a peaceful, tranquil and rural idyll and have the world at your fingertips at the same time – connect, log on, sign in – the decision is yours.
If you can’t find what you are looking for or need more help, then please don’t hesitate to contact us and our experienced team will help you find the perfect Lake District cottage with WiFi access!