Contact Details

Name Craig Thorpe
Telephone 01539 552206

Pricing

PR2S from £65 - £80

Rooms

Single Rooms 1
Double Rooms 5
Family Rooms 2
Twin Rooms 3

Features

Allows Pets
No Smoking
Off Street Parking
Garden
Dinner Available

Ratings

Gilpin Bridge Inn, Levens, Kendal, Cumbria, Lake District

Nestling in the gateway to the lakes and on the edge of the National Park lies Gilpin Bridge Inn, a family run inn full of character and steeped in history offering bed & breakfast accommodation in Kendal.

Ideally situated just off the A590 between Kendal and Newby Bridge, the Gilpin Bridge Hotel & Inn is immediately south of the beautiful unspoilt Lyth Valley with its close proximity to the South Lakes this is an ideal situation for touring amidst spectacular scenery, yet away from the hustle and bustle of the busy Lake town centres.

The Inn boasts a wide selection of draught beers and has an excellent reputation for its real ale. There is a varied wine list, at moderate prices, to accompany your meal if you wish. There is a large car park adjacent to the premises, and a friendly welcome from our helpful staff to ensure a convivial afternoon or evening, whatever time of year you visit. There is a play area for children.

All rooms are en suite and have Tea & coffee making facilities, T.V, Radio and alarm clock.

All prices are inclusive of full Lakeland Breakfast and VAT.

Our Function Room is available for parties of up to 100 and is suitable for weddings, anniversary and other private parties - ask to see the sample menus. It has its own private bar and dance floor and ample car parking is provided. Our Function Room is also increasingly popular for business meetings, our proximity to the M6 (Junction 36) and Kendal and Barrow make this an ideal location for this and also business lunches. We welcome enquiries for small conferences and meetings and our rates are highly competitive.

The name of this humble establishment was acquired from Richard de Gylpin, a Norman Knight who lived here after fighting the crusades and upon whose arrival found the local populate to be menaced by a distinctly unsavoury boar. The wild and savage beast had done away with numerous victims before disappearing into the dense neck of the woodland back to its secret lair.

Nowadays the locals are a lot friendlier and are able to enjoy the hospitality of the inn, which offers an extensive menu and daily specials served in the lounge or restaurant along with a good selection of wines by the bottle or glass, cask ales and a large choice of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Rates : From £65 to £80 per room per night based on 2 people sharing.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement.
Ample Parking.
Dinner is available.