Romantic Ideas in Windermere for the one you Love

Why not let us arrange a surprise presentation for that special someone with a Romantic Lake District Weekend getaway at Beaumont House in Windermere. Plan a truly thoughtful and romantic idea and sweep your beloved off his or her feet. From the Mountains to the Lake, Windermere offers a multitude of weekend romantic idea getaway spots where a couple can relish time spent with one another.
Whether you prefer getting back to nature on a hike, savouring the sensual stimulation of a spa treatment, or sampling fine food and wine in an elegant setting, you'll find the ideal romantic idea to rekindle your romance. Beaumont Guest House in Windermere has special selected romantic idea packages suitably tailored to your individual needs. Our fully furnished rooms offer the ideal Romantic Getaway from the hassles of everyday life.

To enhance the romantic idea experience at Beaumont Guest House, we offer specialty packages and romantic idea notions for an additional fee. The items listed below are offered as packages, but can be requested individually or can be mixed and matched to your liking. We encourage you to come up with your own romantic ideas to make your stay at our Hotel extra special.

For your special romantic idea a weekend getaway Beaumont Guest House can offer:

Champagne per bottle from £30.00 Sparkling Wine per bottle from £15.00 Single Red Rose from £4.50 Basket of Flowers from £20.00 Basket of Fresh Fruit from £12.50 6 Red Roses from £18.00 Chocolates from £8.00

The Beaumont Special Presentation :-

Champagne, Single Red Rose, Chocolates £40.00

Sparkling Wine, Single Red Rose, Chocolates £30.00

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The Lake District has been a popular destination since Victorian times and Windermere is England's largest lake. Bowness-on-Windermere lies at the mid-point of Windermere with Ambleside at the northern tip and Newby Bridge at the southern end.

Bowness-on-Windermere became a popular resort when the remote and rugged Lake District was made accessible by the arrival of the railways.

The Windermere steamers (including 'Tern' which has seen over 100 years service although now converted to diesel propulsion) continue to ply Windermere maintaining the service inaugurated in 1869 connecting with steam trains at Lakeside. The Windermere to Oxenholme railway line has survived threatened closures and is now the only mainline railway service left in the whole of the Lake District. A fast limited-stop service operates between Manchester Airport and Windermere for the convenience of overseas visitors and links at Oxenholme with express services to London, Scotland and other parts of the UK.

The high ground in the Bowness and Windermere areas provides several excellent viewpoints such as Orrest Head and Post Knott from which to take in the breath-taking scenery which has changed little since Victorian times.