Room 1 · Ground floor
Cosy double
William Morris 'Blackthorn' wallpaper, a window that looks straight at the fells, and an ensuite with walk-in shower.
Bed and Breakfast · Keswick, Cumbria
Burnside is a 4-star bed and breakfast on Penrith Road, run by Sharon and Peter Garner since 2002.
017687 72639 · stay@burnside-keswick.co.uk
Book direct with your hosts. No booking fees, no middlemen.
The rooms
Every room has its own ensuite with walk-in shower, a tea and coffee tray, hypoallergenic bedding, and free WiFi.
Room 1 · Ground floor
William Morris 'Blackthorn' wallpaper, a window that looks straight at the fells, and an ensuite with walk-in shower.
Room 2 · Flexible family
A cast iron double bed plus a sofa bed, so the room flexes for two or for the whole family. Teal curtains, ensuite shower.
Room 3 · Top floor
Tucked under the eaves with rosebud curtains and a wicker chair by the window. Quiet, snug, and made for slow mornings.
Room 4 · Top floor
The biggest room in the house: a king bed, 'Jasmine' green wallpaper, and a Queen Anne chair for reading after dinner.
Rates are per room per night, taken from the Burnside booking engine. Breakfast is included in every rate. For parties, longer stays, or single occupancy, call 017687 72639 and ask.
Served 8:15 to 9:00 in the red dining room, in front of the wood burner. It is included in your rate, and it has won awards.
Your hosts
Sharon and Peter bought Burnside in 1999 and opened it as a bed and breakfast in 2002. They have been looking after walkers, cyclists, and lake lovers ever since.
A former pastry chef. The homemade waffles on the breakfast table are her recipe, and the baking standards have not slipped since.
A National Trust ranger and red squirrel conservationist. Ask him about the fells and you may not get away for a while.
Peter walks these fells for a living. Here is where he would send you, starting from the front door.

The old railway path runs from near the house into Keswick town centre: a flat, paved mile, 10 to 20 minutes on foot. From town, the Derwentwater shoreline path is the classic easy circuit.

Derwentwater, Catbells, and Skiddaw are the reason most people come to Keswick. Castlerigg stone circle sits on the fell above town, one of the area's oldest sights.
Gallery
Official photography mixed with real guest shots from review and travel sites.
The practical bits, in one place.
Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking. For the latest availability and rates, call or email Sharon and Peter directly.
No booking fees, no middlemen. Just a straight conversation with the people who will cook your breakfast.