Welcome to Li'le Hullets Bed and Breakfast in Staveley, Cumbria, in the Lake District.

Li'le Hullets Bed and Breakfast is a 400 year old former Westmorland farmhouse. It has recently been painstakingly restored and refurbished, offering a very high standard of accommodation throughout. The restoration has retained many of the original features typical of a 17th century Lakeland farmhouse, including:

• a traditional oak beamed lounge
• the original oak staircases
• an oak court cupboard as it was known, dated 1683
• a unique spice cupboard
• a recently discovered bread oven in the lounge

Li'le Hullets Bed and Breakfast is situated in the quiet rural village of Staveley, in the Lake District National Park, in between the old market town of Kendal, and Windermere. Located directly off the A591, our convenient location offers easy access to motorways and all major Lake District routes.

In 2004 we were awarded a 'Commended' certificate by the Accommodation Inspection and Advisory Service (AIAS).

Please feel free to browse our website where you will find more details of the accommodation we offer, including rates, a location map, and photos of the bed and breakfast and the village of Staveley. Most of the photos on the site can be enlarged by clicking on them.

We also have a PDF brochure which you can download here. You need Adobe Reader installed on your PC to read the brochure.

To book accommodation or make enquiries, please call 01539 821148.
If calling from outside the UK, please call +44 1539 821148.

For the curious, 'Li'le Hullets' is a term from old Westmorland dialect which means a tiny or baby owl.