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TroutbeckApart from exceptional, natural beauty, it is the small, picturesque towns and villages that make the Lake District one of England’s most attractive tourist destinations. One such cute, sleepy little village in the Lake District is Troutbeck - an intimate and secluded, hideaway untouched by tourism. Perhaps, these are reasons why people wishing to escape the chaos of urban living, find the tranquility of Troutbeck so attractive. The village is a convenient, starting point for the 9-mile walk along the Brougham range, while many popular walks and hiking trails also pass through it. This is why the hotels in Troutbeck are the best places to stay when visiting this area of the Lake District, or to go hiking when there.Here are some comfortable hotels in Troutbeck that will rejuvenate you with their friendly, calm and homely ambience. Chances are, the Lake District hotels in Troutbeck will be compelling reasons to return again … and again. Hotels in Troutbeck – ‘The Mortal Man’ The Mortal Man is a centuries-old hotel, and among the oldest of other Lake District hotels in Troutbeck, as its origins date back to the year 1689. The Mortal Man is primarily a country inn that is encircled on three sides by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Lake District. The mighty fells of Troutbeck valley tower above The Mortal Man, while amazing, panoramic vistas can be viewed all around. The Mortal Man has twelve spacious bedrooms, each equipped with a direct-dial telephone, television, radio and other useful amenities. It also has a fine restaurant with a menu that includes delicious food prepared from fresh, local produce. Hotels in Troutbeck – ‘Broadoaks Country House’ The Broadoaks Country House is a great place to be when in Troutbeck and its award-winning, status makes it one of the finest Lake District hotels in Troutbeck. It is a family-owned, country-style house that has fourteen exclusive bedrooms, each in Georgian and Victorian styling. It also has sunken baths, spa, whirlpool and a modern Jacuzzi. All rooms offer panoramic views of the lush green countryside. The comprehensive, 5-course, house or a-la-carte menus are also another incentive to stay there. Hotels in Troutbeck – ‘Queenshead’ This historic, 17th century hotel is located in the Troutbeck valley of the Lake District and is one of the most traditional and homely among other hotels in Troutbeck. The stone floors, solid oak beams and traditional log fires make the Queenshead a very homely and hospitable place to be. All bedrooms have colored television and attached bathroom, and are well furnished. The delicious food on offer is another reason to stop over at the Queenshead when visiting Lake District. The peace of mind that you could expect from staying at any of the Lake District hotels in Troutbeck is, perhaps, the biggest incentive you could receive. Therefore, the next time you wish to get away from it all, head for Troutbeck … its one place in the Lake District that will truly refresh you. Up above the sky, with the satellite’s view, you will see Troutbeck as an old-style village surrounded with many green trees and grasses. Taking a closer view, you will see orange-color trees mingling with the green grasses. But if you look deeper in Troutbeck, you will see and appreciate more the seemingly antique village. The Beauty of Troutbeck’s Old Houses Visiting the village of Troutbeck, you will surely notice the cottages, houses, and farms that can be found along the narrow lane of the village. They are bordered by walls made up of dry stones. Also, many of these old houses and buildings are interestingly situated near the wells and springs. Actually, the antiquity of the village is owed to its past. The Troutbeck was once a Conservation Area. It is proud of its many buildings that were built around 17th to the 19th centuries. These buildings remained their original looks and features. They still have those mullioned windows, spinning galleries, and cylindrical chimneys. Many tourists are so amazed of these old houses and the beauty that was brought to them by old age. Other Old Buildings in the Troutbeck The old houses in Troutbeck is perhaps the most famous and most numerous of all. However, the antique village can never be completed without other old buildings. Situated at the southern end of Troutbeck is the Townend. This is a farmhouse having elegant whitewashed walls and very ideal mullioned stone windows. This farmhouse was built by George Browne in 1623. Inside this farmhouse, you will see low ceilings, with carved oaks, stone floors, and old furniture. Even the school is very old and was only rebuilt during the 18th century. With all these old buildings, the Troutbeck is probably among the antique villages that can be called as museum villages.
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