Whitehaven

Tivoli guest house is a grade two listed building situated at the corner of Queen Street and Cross Street. It was originally built circa 1800 and retains much of its Georgian/Regency style, fixtures and fittings. These include the window shutters, high ceilings and moulded cornices. The house also boasts an elegant spiral staircase, climbing two stories finished with a domed ceiling and glass dome roof. Only two night bookings during the week.

The Waverley Hotel Was built over 300 years ago! It is situated Right in the town center of Whitehaven only a 2 minute walk from both the Railway and Bus station. This Family run hotel is as close to the new marina as you can get without getting your feet

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Whitehaven, Cumbria is an up and coming town. Situated on the west coast of England it is the perfect place to spend your spare time. Whitehaven is on the edge of The Lake District national park and was once one of the largest productive ports in Britain.
 

The house was built in C1770 and belonged to the Wordsworth family, being the home for a while to the famous William Wordsworth as a young man. The house has twelve bedrooms, ten of which are en-suite (there is a no smoking policy in the bedrooms) one lounge including a 55" T.V. There is also a Sauna and Hot Tub and swimming pool for the guests' enjoyment and relaxation - particularly handy after those days on the fells or after a cycle ride. There is an outside sundeck to the rear of the house and also a large off street car park.

Distance from path: 1 km

The Corner House This Victorian villa, built circa 1860 hosts many original features, including high ceilings, sash windows and fireplaces. We have two rooms to offer our guests - The Buttermere is a small double room with double bed and en-suite wet room. The Ennerdale is a large double room with king size bed and en-suite bathroom with clawfoot bath and hand shower.

Distance from path: On route   OS reference: 54.541655

The Chase Hotel is but a short drive from some of the most spectacular scenery in all of England - the Lake District. Built between 1836 and 1840 for a local businessman, the hotel is set in its own grounds with ample parking. All bedrooms are en suite.

Small family run Guest House. Breakfast from 5.30a.m. by arrangement. 2 minutes away from start of the Reivers and the C2C.

Offering cycle hire, repairs, accessories, cycle sales as well car parking for those of you travelling by car and in need of somewhere to store it, they have linked up with Tyne Valley Holidays to offer a complete package of secure car parking and transport back from the finish.

Moresby Hall situated in Moresby near Whitehaven overlooks the Cumbrian fells to the East, Irish Sea to the West and the Scottish borders along the Northern horizon. Moresby Hall is one of the oldest residences in the whole of Cumbria, and enjoys a grade one listing (one of only three grade one listed homes in Copeland), due to its historical and architectural importance. English Heritage recently credited Moresby Hall as one of the most important buildings in Cumbria, retaining many of its original features.

Listed building in a peaceful location just minutes from the town centre, with panoramic views and spacious parking.

Haven Cycles Offering cycle hire, repairs, accessories, cycle sales as well car parking for those of you travelling by car and in need of somewhere to store it, they have linked up with Tyne Valley Holidays to offer a complete package of secure car parking and transport back from the finish.

Glenfield is a family run Guest House with imposing Victorian style that provides friendly hospitality and a "home-from-home" atmosphere. The high quality bed and breakfast facilities were recognised in 2005 by the RAC presenting Glenfield with their Warm Welcome award. The house is ideally suited for a luxury stay in preparation for starting the Sea to Sea (C2C) cycle ride. If you are booking your own accommodation, please inform Glenfield of Sherpa luggage transfers and if cycle storage is required.

Distance from path: On route

A family-run guesthouse with a private car park just a quarter mile from the C2C Route. Early breakfast available if requested.

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Whitehaven is also the start of the coast to coast cycle run. You are very welcome to stay here before the famous cycle challange so you will be refreshed and ready for the journey ahead. Our private car park has the space for vehicles and there is also p
 
Distance from path: Stay on A595 to by pass town centre. Turn right a

A family-run Guest House Established over 30 yrs. Close to the town centre with private car park where you may leave your car. The terrace affords magnificent views over the harbour and Irish Sea. Evening meals are available at nearby pub.

Distance from path: take A595 towards Lowca,then head to Stamford hill