What makes Another Place special?

A lakeside retreat on Ullswater in the Lake District — where wild swimming, paddleboarding, and a spa define England's most active luxury hotel.

Where is Another Place located?

Another Place is located in Lake District, England.

Another Place

Name: Another Place
Address: Watermillock, Ullswater, Penrith CA11 0LP, United Kingdom, Lake District, England
Price range: $$$
Rating: 8.5

Lake District, England·

8.5 / 10

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Hotel · Lake District, England

Nestled on the tranquil shores of Ullswater within the Lake District National Park, Another Place offers a refreshing blend of Georgian elegance and contemporary design. This modern retreat provides a relaxed, active, and social atmosphere, inviting guests to embrace wild swims and outdoor adventures from a base of refined comfort. Its unique glass-walled pool and diverse accommodations, from historic rooms to modern wings, create an unforgettable escape.

At a GlanceWatermillock, Ullswater, Penrith CA11 0LP, United Kingdom

City

Lake District

Country

England

Star Rating

5 Stars

Editor Score

8.5 / 10

Price Range

Upscale

Region

Europe

TripAdvisor4.5(2.1k)

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Why We Love It

Luxury property

Wellness & spa

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Best For

Gourmet travelersHistory enthusiastsCouples seeking a romantic getawayNature lovers

Nearby

Lowther CastleShort drive

Lake District National ParkEasy access

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