Calder House HotelA beautifully renovated Victorian property that seamlessly blends traditional features with a modern touch. Our hotel has been thoughtfully updated to provide a comfortable and stylish stay while maintaining the charm and character of its historic roots.<br/><br/>We invite you to relax, unwind, and enjoy the perfect mix of classic elegance and contemporary comfort.
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Calder House Hotel
Star rating : 3.0
Calder House offers a newly renovated bar and restaurant with sea views, free parking, and Wi-Fi. Enjoy local beers in the beer garden, snooker room, or play pool. We're near Seascale Golf and Bowls Green.
Rooms
See AllPremium Double (Room 5) Executive Double Room with a Sea View and an ensuite with a bath and separate shower.Room is located on the first floor and has seating in the bay window to take in the beautiful coastal views and sunsets.Standard Double Room with Street View (Room 9) Our Standard Double Room on the first floor offers a cozy and comfortable stay with a street view, providing a charming outlook on the surrounding area. The room features a double bed and an ensuite bathroom with shower facilities for your convenience.The double windows allow natural light to fill the room, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Ideal for both business and leisure travelers, this room offers everything you need for a restful stay.Deluxe Double Room with Sea View (Room 2) Step into comfort and elegance in our Deluxe Double Room, perfectly positioned on the ground floor for easy access. Wake up to breathtaking sea views, allowing the soothing sights and sounds of the coast to enhance your stay.This stylish room features a king size bed, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The ensuite shower room is sleek and modern.Designed with relaxation in mind, the room also offers tea and coffee-making facilities, a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi, allowing you to unwind in comfort. Whether you're here for a romantic getaway or a refreshing seaside retreat, this deluxe room provides the perfect setting.Premium King Sea-Facing Room (Room 1) Indulge in comfort and style in our Premium King Room, offering stunning sea views and a spacious king-size bed for a restful night’s sleep. Located on the ground floor, this beautifully appointed room features a modern en suite with a shower, along with all the essentials for a relaxing stay, including a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Wake up to the sound of the waves and enjoy the breathtaking coastal scenery right from your room—perfect for a peaceful seaside escape.Premium King Sea-Facing Room (Room 3) Indulge in comfort and style in our Premium King Room, offering stunning sea views and a spacious king-size bed for a restful night’s sleep. Located on the ground floor, this beautifully appointed room features a modern en suite with a shower and a charming bay window, perfect for taking in the breathtaking coastal scenery.The room is equipped with everything you need for a relaxing stay, including a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Wake up to the sound of the waves and enjoy a truly peaceful seaside escape.King Sea-Facing Room (Room 6) Located on the second floor, our Sea-Facing Room offers stunning coastal views and a comfortable king-size bed, perfect for a relaxing stay. The room features a modern en suite with a shower, ensuring a refreshing start to your day.For your convenience, the room includes a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but guests can access this room via our original grand staircase, adding to the building’s historic charm.Wake up to the sight and sound of the sea and enjoy a peaceful retreat by the coast.King Sea-Facing Room (Room 7) Located on the second floor, our Sea-Facing Room offers stunning coastal views and a comfortable king-size bed, perfect for a relaxing stay. The room features a modern en suite with a shower, ensuring a refreshing start to your day.For your convenience, the room includes a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but guests can access this room via our original grand staircase, adding to the building’s historic charm.Wake up to the sight and sound of the sea and enjoy a peaceful retreat by the coast.King Sea-Facing Room (Room 8) Located on the second floor, our Sea-Facing Room offers stunning coastal views and a comfortable king-size bed, perfect for a relaxing stay. The room features a modern en suite with a shower, ensuring a refreshing start to your day.For your convenience, the room includes a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but guests can access this room via our original grand staircase, adding to the building’s historic charm.Wake up to the sight and sound of the sea and enjoy a peaceful retreat by the coast.King Street-Facing Room (Room 10) Located on the second floor, our King Street-Facing Room offers a spacious king-size bed and a modern en suite with a shower, providing a comfortable and relaxing stay.The room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer for your convenience.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but this room is accessible via our original grand staircase, preserving the building’s historic charm.A cosy and inviting space, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the Cumbrian coast.Small Street-Facing Double Room (Room 11) Our Small Street-Facing Double Room offers a comfortable double bed and a modern en suite with a shower, making it an ideal choice for a cosy, budget-friendly stay.This room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer for your convenience.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but this room is accessible via our original grand staircase, adding to the building’s historic charm.Perfect for those seeking a simple, comfortable base for exploring the Cumbrian coast.Top Floor Street-Facing King Double Room (Room 14) Located on the third (top) floor, our Street-Facing King Double Room offers a spacious king-size bed and a modern en suite with a shower, providing a comfortable and restful stay.The room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer for your convenience.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but the room is easily accessible via our original grand staircase, which adds to the building’s historic charm.Perfect for those who appreciate a peaceful retreat with a view of the street from the top floor.Top Floor Street-Facing King Double Room (Room 15) Located on the third (top) floor, our Street-Facing King Double Room offers a spacious king-size bed and a modern en suite with a shower, providing a comfortable and restful stay.The room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer for your convenience.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but the room is easily accessible via our original grand staircase, which adds to the building’s historic charm.Perfect for those who appreciate a peaceful retreat with a view of the street from the top floor.Top Floor Sea-Facing Twin Room (Room 16) Situated on the third (top) floor, our Sea-Facing Twin Room offers breathtaking views of the coast and features two comfortable single beds, perfect for a relaxing stay. The room includes a modern en suite with a shower, ensuring a refreshing and convenient experience.For your comfort, the room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but the room is accessible via our original grand staircase, enhancing the historic charm of the building.Ideal for guests who enjoy a peaceful retreat with spectacular sea views from the top floor.Top Floor Sea-Facing Twin Room (Room 17) Situated on the third (top) floor, our Sea-Facing Twin Room offers breathtaking views of the coast and features two comfortable single beds, perfect for a relaxing stay. The room includes a modern en suite with a shower, ensuring a refreshing and convenient experience.For your comfort, the room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but the room is accessible via our original grand staircase, enhancing the historic charm of the building.Ideal for guests who enjoy a peaceful retreat with spectacular sea views from the top floor.Top Floor Sea-Facing Double Room (Room 18) Located on the third (top) floor, our Sea-Facing Double Room offers a spacious king-size bed and breathtaking views of the coast, perfect for a peaceful and relaxing stay. The room features a modern en suite with a shower, providing both comfort and convenience.For your added comfort, the room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but this room is accessible via our original grand staircase, which adds to the historic charm of the building.Perfect for guests who enjoy a peaceful retreat with panoramic sea views from the top floor.Top Floor Street-Facing Double Room (Room 19) Located on the third (top) floor, our Street-Facing King Double Room features a spacious king-size bed and a modern en suite bathroom with a bath and over-bath shower, offering the perfect blend of relaxation and convenience.For your comfort, the room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, an iron, ironing board, and a hairdryer.Please note, our hotel does not have a lift, but the room is accessible via our original grand staircase, adding to the historic charm of the building.Ideal for those who enjoy a peaceful retreat with a view of the street from the top floor, complete with a luxurious bath for ultimate relaxation.
Little Hotelier Customer Spotlight: Calder House Hotel
About Us
Read MoreWelcome to Calder House, a charming seaside retreat located right on the beach, offering direct access from our beer garden to the stunning coastline. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or an adventure by the sea, our hotel provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable stay.
Enjoy newly renovated bar and restaurant facilities with breathtaking sea views, along with free parking and Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Each of our comfortable en suite rooms features a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee-making facilities, and modern shower facilities—with a select few offering both a bath and shower for added luxury.
Start your day with a delicious full English breakfast, served fresh each morning. Our bar and restaurant provides a welcoming space to unwind, offering classic pub favourites alongside spectacular coastal views.
Perfectly positioned for walkers and cyclists, Calder House is just 10 miles from Wasdale Valley and Wastwater Lake, home to Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain. For those looking to explore further, Coniston Water and Lake Windermere are within an hour’s drive.
With Seascale train station just a 2-minute walk away, our hotel is easily accessible for travellers, making it an ideal destination for a seaside escape. Whether you're here to explore, relax, or simply enjoy a drink by the beach, Calder House offers a warm welcome in an unbeatable coastal location.
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Attractions
See AllGrey Croft Stone Circle A short distance north of Seascale, on a quiet pasture within Seascale How Farm, and only a few hundred metres from the sea, stands a ring of stones some 30 metres in diameter, with 10 stones, some reaching nearly two metres high. They are hard agglomerates of the Borrowdale volcanic series, apart from one which is sandstone. Ten of the original 12 stones remain. There is one outlier stone, at a distance of 34 metres.In 1820, the farmer James Fox buried all but one of the stones , without the permission of the landowner, because they impeded his ploughing. In 1949 they were unearthed by Mr W Fletcher and the boys of Pelham House School, at Calderbridge, and restored to their original positions. They also found Bronze age artifacts, flints, stone axes and a (Whitby) jet ring. Red granite cobbles of a burial cairn were found within the circle. The finds are in the Tullie House Museum, Carlisle.Wastwater Wast Water is a stunning lake located in the western part of the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England. It is the deepest lake in England, reaching a depth of about 79 meters (260 feet). The lake is approximately 4.6 kilometers (2.87 miles) long and is surrounded by some of the highest mountains in England, including Scafell Pike, Great Gable, and Lingmell.Scafell Pike Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, is a majestic peak situated in the Lake District National Park. Standing proudly at an elevation of 3,209 feet (978 meters), it offers visitors a captivating blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure.The ascent to the summit of Scafell Pike presents a challenging yet rewarding hiking experience, with various trails catering to different skill levels. The rugged terrain and picturesque landscapes of the Lake District provide a stunning backdrop for the journey, showcasing the region's unique flora and fauna.The mountain holds historical significance, with remnants of old mining activities scattered across its slopes. Exploring the area offers a glimpse into its rich past and the lives of those who once inhabited this rugged landscape.Reaching the summit of Scafell Pike is a noteworthy accomplishment, providing a sense of achievement and offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and lakes. The mountain's appeal is not limited to a specific season, as it exudes beauty year-round, whether adorned with snow in winter or vibrant wildflowers in summer.The surrounding villages and towns add to the charm of the Scafell Pike experience, with friendly locals, cozy pubs, and a warm atmosphere. This destination beckons to avid hikers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil retreat, promising an unforgettable journey into the heart of England's natural wonders. Scafell Pike invites you to explore its trails, embrace its history, and savor the sense of accomplishment that comes with standing atop the highest point in England.Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, affectionately known as the "La'al Ratty," is a narrow-gauge heritage railway nestled in the scenic Lake District National Park of Cumbria, England. Originating in 1875 as a means to transport iron ore from Eskdale Valley mines, the railway has transformed into a beloved tourist attraction.Traversing from Ravenglass on the Cumbrian coast to Dalegarth Station near Boot in Eskdale, the La'al Ratty offers a journey through diverse landscapes. Passengers are treated to coastal views, woodlands, and the enchanting Eskdale Valley.Operating on a narrow-gauge track, the La'al Ratty showcases the charm of yesteryears. Steam locomotives, contributing to the nostalgic ambiance, are a key feature of this railway. The rhythmic sounds and the sight of steam engines add to the overall experience.The La'al Ratty is a family-friendly destination, providing a leisurely ride for visitors of all ages. With a focus on authenticity, the railway creates an immersive experience that allows passengers to connect with the rich history and natural beauty of the Lake District.Stanley Ghyll Nestled within the serene Eskdale Valley of the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England, Stanley Ghyll is a picturesque and lesser-explored destination. The valley is graced by the presence of Stanley Ghyll Force, a captivating waterfall that tumbles down a rocky gorge, its cascading waters surrounded by moss-covered rocks and lush ferns.Visitors to Stanley Ghyll can embark on a leisurely walking trail, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the woodland and the banks of the stream. The trail provides a tranquil journey through the landscape, revealing the diverse flora and fauna that call the area home.The woodland of Stanley Ghyll boasts an array of plant life, including ferns, mosses, and wildflowers, contributing to the enchanting atmosphere. The walking trail, while generally well-maintained, features some rocky and steep sections, requiring appropriate footwear for exploration.Muncaster Castle Muncaster Castle isn’t just a historic site - it’s a lived-in family home, occupied by the Pennington family for over 800 years. As you explore the grand state rooms, including the renowned Library and the hauntingly atmospheric Tapestry Room, you’ll uncover centuries of stories woven into the fabric of this remarkable place.Self-guide through the ground and first-floor state rooms, where stunning paintings, textiles, and furnishings bring the past to life. Meet our knowledgeable curators and guides, and don’t miss the daily Curator’s Chat, offering deeper insights into Muncaster’s fascinating history.
