Grange Hotel Grange-over-Sands

General Information

The Grange Hotel was constructed in 1866 in majestic Italianate fashion by the Furness Railway company, who transformed the feudal countryside of Grange into a select resort for Victorian gentry. The mix of balmy, warm weather, wonderful houses and fine terraces made Grange-over-Sands one of the majority smart spas of the day. The Grange Hotel features been extensively and with taste renewed, the entire with marble floors and chandeliers in keeping with its original magnificent fashion. Lovely terraced terraces face the city. Plenty of of the suites have front-facing Bay vistas, while others look out onto our privately-owned woods. The city is leading for its tranquillity and unspoilt spell in addition to its elegant, mile long prom and enjoyable small boutiques. The hotel proposes independent Wi-Fi access in the whole hotel.

Dining Information

Marvellous candlelit dining in classic outskirts with French
windows looking out onto the terraced terraces and towards
the Bay. Silver amenities and full wine catalogue to suit all
palates. All dishes are just prepared to order. Enjoy
the presentation and use of the best quality ingredients
to prepare a wide range of dishes, ranging from
traditional Cumbrian fare to dishes with more Mediterranean
influences.

Location Information

Farmstead Hotel is situated on the southern tip of the Lake District National Park, a district of great genuine beauty in the North West of England. The inn is precisely 10 min drive from Lake Windermere and all its park amusements, yet its situation facing the peaceful Victorian city of Grange-over-Sands means that it lies out of the fuss of the major treveller trade.

The hotel stands in an elevated situation facing the city and enjoys glorious views across Morecambe Bay. Not far from is the historic countryside of Cartmel with its 13th century Priory church, 2 courses in golf and the unmatched figure-of-eight
racecourse in England. Holker Hall & Gardens are just five miles away; as is Levens Hall, the historical Elizabethan
stately home of the Bagot family and world well-known topiary terraces.