Birch How
Keswick, Cumbria

Birch How Guest House is a Victorian property built of local slate with a small garden at the front and car parking at the rear. It is situated on Station Road just a stones throw from the shops, pubs, restaurants, Fitz Park and Leisure Pool.
The rooms at Birch How are mainly ensuite and offer friendly Bed and Breakfast accommodation with the option of home cooked evening meals.
A ten minute walk brings you to the shores of Derwent Water and the stunning views down the lake from Friar's Crag towards the Borrowdale valley.
For those seeking a more active holiday in the Lake District National Park, Birch How B&B is an ideal base for lovers of fell walking, climbing, mountain biking and water sports.

Keswick is the North Lakes' most popular holiday and day trip destination. Nestling between the Skiddaw Mountains and Derwentwater Lake, Keswick is situated in an idylic location in the Lake District. To cater for visitors and holidaymakers there is a wide variety of shops, cafes, tea and coffee rooms, pubs and restaurants. For those requiring holiday accommodation in this part of the Lake District there is a range of hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts, hostels, self catering cottages, camp sites etc. Attractions in the Keswick and the North Lakes area are popular with both tourists and locals, and include the wonderful Theatre by the Lake, cinema, public parks, museums, swimming pool, climbing wall, stately homes, galleries and of course, the lakes and the spectacular fells.