The Ginney Country Guest House

Penrith, Cumbria, England

About The Ginney Country Guest House

Located in the peaceful village of Catterlen, THE GINNEY Country Guest House offers free WiFi throughout and free onsite parking. This outstanding sandstone barn conversion is just 10 minutes' drive from Penrith. Each spacious room includes a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and a safety deposit box. The rooms benefit from an en-suite bath or shower room with a hairdryer. All rooms enjoy garden and rural views, with the use of a shared outdoor seating and patio area. In the mornings, The Ginny Country Guest House serves breakfast in the guest lounge/dining area, which features oak beams and a large stone fireplace. Dishes include full cooked breakfast, continental breakfast, and smoked salmon options. With a garden, THE GINNEY Country Guest House is just 10 minutes' drive from Ullswater and a 25-minute drive from Keswick. An array of activities can be enjoyed in the Lake District, including golfing, walking, cycling, and touring the beautiful lakes.

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