A historic building located next to the canal, a short stroll from the city centre, the Toll House Inn is the perfect place to stay in Lancaster for enjoying the city, coast and country. Bringing together heart-warming hospitality, home-cooked food made from scratch by our chefs, and modern boutique bedrooms. Take some time out to discover the history of Lancaster and we’re a hidden gem often overlooked by our more famous neighbours. Enjoy a weekend city break, a locally sourced lunch or simply a pint of our award-winning ales.
Make more of your midday with a proper pub lunch, done the Thwaites way. Expect freshly prepared dishes, full of flavour, with a menu crafted for that well-earned weekday treat. Whether you're taking a break from your day or settling in for a relaxed lunch, treat yourself to a Proper Thwaites British Pub Lunch!
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Bed and breakfast starts from £120* on selected dates, giving you a relaxed and welcoming starting point for exploring the city and the surrounding countryside. *T&C's apply.
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If it’s an overnight stay you’re looking for we have the perfect place for you to rest and relax.
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Indulge in the quintessential tradition of Afternoon Tea, and enjoy exploring historic Lancaster
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We pride ourselves in creating hearty dishes for you to enjoy, championing our producers passion throughout our menu, capturing the seasons of Lancashire.
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From relaxed lunches to indulgent dinners, celebrate the person who means the most with beautifully prepared dishes, great wine, and time well spent.
Charming bedrooms individual in character with all the touches you need to relax, starting from £120*.
A medieval castle and Georgian architecture nod to the city’s past, whilst cobbled streets and charming squares house artisan shops and quirky cafes. Step out of the city to discover the River Lune and Morecambe Bay, a haven for wildlife and birds. Or explore the rugged countryside; ancient woodlands and vast moorland combine with stunning views to make this one of England’s hidden gems.
Explore the history of Lancaster and the surrounding landscape.
Looming over the city lies a historic castle home to dark tales of torture, crime and witchcraft. Dating back to Roman times over 1,000 years ago, the castle is owned by King Charles himself, who is the Duke of Lancaster.
Find out moreResiding in an historic building first built in in 1796, The Dukes Theatre & Cinema has been a cornerstone of Lancaster culture since first opening its doors in 1971.
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Home to 54 acres of beautiful parklands, Williamson Memorial Park was originally created out of the quarries, from which came the stone that built many of Lancaster’s buildings.
Find out moreOperating year round, Kingfisher Cruises offer visitors the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Lancaster Canal.
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The Forest of Bowland is a landscape rich in heritage, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, explore the beautiful landscape without the crowds that flock to the Lake and Dales.
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Visit The Millstone, Mellor in the heart of the Ribble Valley. Enjoy award winning food and cosy rooms in our charming pub.
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Experience heartwarming Cumbrian hospitality and modern comforts at The Royal Oak in Keswick's walking capital.
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Highly regarded as one of the best places to stay in York, The Judge’s Lodging is steeped in history and character.
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Standing on the shores of Windermere, Langdale Chase has welcomed visitors since 1891. Following a careful and sensitive restoration, discover a new era of laid-back luxury and style.
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