What is Wild Boar Estate's address?
Our hotel is tucked away in peaceful woodland just off the B2584, perfectly placed between Kendal and Bowness-on-Windermere in the heart of the Lake District.
You'll find us at:
Wild Boar Estate
Crook Road
Windermere
Cumbria
LA23 3NF
Easy to reach yet wonderfully secluded, our hotel's location makes it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside while enjoying a true sense of escape
Is there free parking available at the hotel?
Yes, we're pleased to offer complimentary on-site parking for our guests when you book directly with us. By reserving your stay through our website or by getting in touch with our reservations team by phone, you can enjoy free, private parking as part of your stay.
Please note that bookings made through third-party websites may incur a parking charge, which is set by those platforms rather than by us.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Your room at Wild Boar Estate will be ready for you from 3pm on the day of arrival. On your departure day, we kindly ask that rooms be vacated by 11am, giving our teams time to prepare everything perfectly for our next guests.
If you arrive early or would like to make the most of your final day, our team is happy to help where we can.
Is the hotel wheelchair accessible
At Wild Boar Estate, we have a small number of thoughtfully designed rooms that are wheelchair accessible, helping us ensure all guests feel welcome and comfortable during their stay.
Does the Wild Boar Estate offer vegan and vegetarian options?
Yes! We refresh our menus regularly and thoughtfully craft them to ensure there's always a tempting choice of vegan and vegetarian dishes, so everyone can relax and enjoy dining with us.
Are dogs welcome at the Wild Boar Estate?
Yes – dogs are very welcome at Wild Boar Estate.
To ensure the comfort of all our guests, dogs aren't accommodated in our luxury rooms and aren't permitted in the main Grill & Smokehouse restaurant. However, you're more than welcome to dine together in our relaxed bar and lounge areas, where four-legged companions can settle in just as comfortably as their owners.