The Crown Inn

Telephone: 015394 41243

Ian & Gail Jackson - The Crown Inn
Coniston . English Lake District . Cumbria . LA21 8ED . England UK

Web Site: www.crowninnconiston.com

The Crown Inn, Coniston

The Crown Inn previously known as The Crown Hotel is situated in the heart of the English Lake
District in the centre of the picturesque village of Coniston.

Only a short distance from the famous lake which Donald Campbell used for his water speed
record with his jet boat Bluebird and only a short distance from the beautiful Tarn Hows.

OPEN ALL YEAR

12 Bedrooms - 4 Star Accommodation

At the Crown Hotel, we now have twelve comfortable en suite bedrooms, consisting of
double, twin, family and triple. Single rooms are available at quieter times.



Our guest accommodation has been awarded 4 stars with Cumbria Tourism.



Double, twin, family and triple

All rooms have been completely refurbished to a very high standard, to ensure the comfort of all
our guests. All rooms are with bath or shower and all are centrally heated. Each have quality
mattresses for a good night's sleep, coffee and tea making facilities, hair dryers, direct dial
telephones and satellite television.



The Crown Hotel in the heart of Coniston

This is the ideal setting where we can offer warm, comfortable Coniston bed and breakfast
accommodation at a reasonable cost in both summer and winter months



The Old Man of Coniston
(2,631ft)

Coniston is the ideal base to visit the tremendous landscape of streams and mountains
including the Coniston Old Man and surrounding Lake District. We are also on the path
of the Cumbrian Way and welcome all walkers.



Autumn woodland at Glen Mary below Tarn Hows

Only a short distance from the famous lake which Donald Campbell used for his water speed
record with his jet boat Bluebird and only a short distance from the beautiful Tarn Hows.

The route up through Glen Mary to Tarn Hows is part of a lovely short circular walk
from Coniston, Part of which is along the 'Cumbria Way"



"Tremendous landscape of streams, lakes and mountains"

The tremendous landscape of streams, lakes and mountains including the Coniston Old Man,
which rises to 2,631 feet and can be walked in various ways to suit all abilities, and Dow Crag
provides some of the best rock climbing in Great Britain, while lake-shore walks to Torver are very
popular. Grizedale Forest, which is not far away, is the ideal landscape for mountain biking.

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VisitBritain 4 Star Guest Accommodation

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Web Site: www.crowninnconiston.com