Centrally located in the Lake District National Park, Cote How is a splendid 16th Century Country Guest House set amongst 4 acres of private grounds close to the River Rothay and Rydal Water. One of only 3 Soil Association licensed 100% ORGANIC guesthouses in the UK, offering wholesome organic and homemade food which is locally sourced and Fairtrade with vegetarian and Vegan options Special diets also catered for. Located in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, steeped in natural beauty, Cote How philosophies are based on sound environmental and ethical practises, without compromising your comfort and enjoyment. A superb setting for many outdoor activities including free kayaking, walking and cycling with numerous famous walks and bridle ways directly from the door, including Loughrigg Fell, The Fairfield Horseshoe and lake walks around the shores of Rydal Water and Grasmere. Its secluded and private location is an ideal retreat for those looking for rest and relaxation but still within easy reach of restaurants and pubs in nearby Ambleside and Grasmere.Dating back to 1535, Cote How is steeped in history and has been carefully refurbished throughout with three large individually appointed bedrooms with luxury soft furnishings and superking beds Two ensuite bedrooms with bath and separate shower, one with private shower room adjacent. A large and comfortable guest Lounge is available for your relaxation, or to meet friends, with log fire, honesty bar, books and games. Free WI-FI available throughout the house. Escape the children We do not accept children under 12 in order to maintain our quiet and relaxed ambience.Awards include Four Star Gold Award - Visit Britain, Winners of the Cumbria Sustainable tourism Award 2008, Green Tourism Business Scheme Gold Award. Cote How ORGANIC Tearoom is open at weekend only from 12.00 noon with parking in Pelter Bridge Car Park only. No on site parking for tearoom visitors!
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