Popular Kendal Hotels.
Of the many hotels in the area, some have a reputation that people come back time and again. Best Western Castle Green, Beech House Hotel, Premier Inn and the Riverside Hotel are frequently used by returning customers. All are in walking Distance of the Town centre and offer good value for money.Brewery Arts Centre and other attractions are nearby for those who like to explore their surroundings. If you are looking for Kendal accommodation, Kendal b&b or for a traditional Kendal pub to visit all are within an easy walk.
The prosperity of Kendal over the centuries have depended on cloth, snuff and shoes now it is mostly down to tourism, although there are a few industries still left although the shoe factory closed in 2003.
On the edge of the Lake District National Park ideal for travel in this part of the UK.
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Tuesday, 17 May 2011
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Some selected shot's of areas around Kendal for you to consider on your visit to the area.Located in easy travelling distance to Windermere which is only a few miles away or the west coast, where the sunsets can be spectacular.This famous lake district market town, that stands on the river Kent is famous for it's energy bar ! Kendal mint cake was invented by Joseph Wiper and was used by the first Everest expedition.Located at the south eastern corner of Cumbria about 9 miles from Windermere and only 30 miles from Keswick. It boasts a 14 th century castle diary and 2 Norman castles. But it is probably more noted for being the home of Alfred Wainright the famous guidebook author for 50 years.Choose any of the Kendal Hotels and enjoy the area.
Some selected shot's of areas around Kendal for you to consider on your visit to the area.Located in easy travelling distance to Windermere which is only a few miles away or the west coast, where the sunsets can be spectacular.This famous lake district market town, that stands on the river Kent is famous for it's energy bar ! Kendal mint cake was invented by Joseph Wiper and was used by the first Everest expedition.Located at the south eastern corner of Cumbria about 9 miles from Windermere and only 30 miles from Keswick. It boasts a 14 th century castle diary and 2 Norman castles. But it is probably more noted for being the home of Alfred Wainright the famous guidebook author for 50 years.Choose any of the Kendal Hotels and enjoy the area.
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