The Valley of the Esk has a wide assortment of accommodation, not only for holidays and short breaks but also for business customers. Eskdale is classed as a quiet valley where the main attraction is the fells, Boot is a small hamlet set in the heart of the valley, with the fells all around, most places are geared towards walking and the outdoors with drying facilities, log fires, real ales and always a warm friendly welcome. It is a great base for all sorts of outdoor activities including walking, climbing, canoeing, scrambling, even golf.

Brook House Inn

Brook House Inn

West Cumbria Camra Pub of the Year 2023

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    Boot, Eskdale, Cumbria. CA19 1TG, Tel. 019467 23288

Family owned country Inn and restaurant with 8 en-suite bedrooms providing good quality en-suite accommodation, imaginative food and real ales from Local Breweries including Lakes Brew Co, Fell, Cumbrian Ales and many more. Lakes Pale Ale is a permenant fixture and the bar also sports 200 or more malt whiskies. In the heart of the Lake District western fells at Boot, a great location to walk the fells and valleys of the Western Lakes. Listed in the Good Beer Guide and Good pub guide

 
Woolpack Inn

Woolpack Inn

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  • Boot,
  • Eskdale,
  • Cumbria.
  • CA19 1TH.
  • Contact: Paddington Berger
  • Tel: 019467 23230

Take your foot off the pedal and just breathe - fresh air like you’ve never tasted before, fresh food, fresh beer and a fresh approach at the Woolpack Inn, nestled at the top of one of England’s most beautiful valleys.

 
Boot Inn

The Boot Inn

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  • Boot,
  • Eskdale,
  • Cumbria.
  • CA19 1TG
  • Contact Stuart and Anita
  • Tel. 01946 723711

Cupped amongst England’s highest mountains the Boot Inn is ideally located for those seeking rest, relaxation and refreshment either before or after voyages of adventure or exploration. The Boot Inn itself dates back to at least the 17th century. Refurbished and sensitively renovated, it retains much of its historic character and charm. Quality, fresh, locally sourced home-cooked food is the core of our ethos alongside clean and comfortable accommodation all at sensible prices. A varied cellar of well-kept ales, wines and spirits with friendly and professional service is enhanced by a cosy bar complete with log fire or a spacious conservatory with stunning views. A lovely garden to enjoy when the weather allows completes the picture. Of course, dogs and children are welcome too.