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Dungeon Ghyll

The Old Dungeon Ghyll is found in the magnificent setting of the Great Langdale Valley. It is the ‘original’ Dale Head Inn and right in the centre of the Lake District.

For 300 years the Old Hotel has offered accommodation and sustenance to weary fellwalkers and climbers in the midst of some of the highest mountains in England. However it is not only the fantastic scenery of Langdale that attracts our guests, some simply come to enjoy the comfort and traditions of a cosy get away, far away from the stresses of modern day life.

Don’t expect to be easy to contact – you may have to climb 1000 ft to get a mobile phone reception!

There are 13 bedrooms – some en-suite shower facilities – every one being very different and retaining original features of antique and vintage décor. There is a spacious and comfortable residents’ lounge with an open log fire, where you can settle in the peaceful surroundings with not a TV in sight!

The Old Dungeon Ghyll is the perfect stopping point for BusyBus whilst exploring The Langdale Valley the easy way – on wheels! With breathtaking views and local traditions continuing to strive, you can sit back and let the impression of remoteness make a dramatic impact.

Most guests like to call in at the Hiker’s Bar first where a selection of real ales provides a just reward after a long drive or a hard day of fell and rock. Or if ale is not your tipple, there is a large selection of some of the finest Scottish Whisky’s to tackle, after you have enjoyed a traditional home cooked meal in the dining room.

Sip the hand-pulled ale and listen to the stories of hikers as they tell tale of their treks…and don’t forget to find out where on Earth the strange name came from!