Lancaster hotels, bed and breakfasts, Campsites, Guest Houses for the Way of the Roses cycle route

Way of the Roses

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Wagon and Horses, Lancaster

Penny Street Bridge, Lancaster

The Sun Hotel, Lancaster

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at the Wagon & Horses. Come and relax in our gorgeous beautifully restored Guest House, situated on the Way of the Roses route through Lancaster and only minutes away from Parksafe secure long stay car park, making this an ideal point to start or finish the route. All our rooms are beautifully finished and complete with tea and coffee making facilities, En Suite bathrooms, Digital TVs, and some rooms with views over the Quay. Enjoy our fantastic food while sitting in our heated, covered courtyard which is perfect for those lazy summer evenings.

Right in the centre of bustling Lancaster you’ll discover the listed townhouse of Penny Street Bridge. Once a Corporation Toll House, it was demolished in 1901, only to be rebuilt as two separate pubs and then joined together again to make what is now Penny Street Bridge. We pride ourselves on offering a really warm atmosphere in which to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle of the city outside. Everything is simple, yet elegant in a quirky way, which makes it feel homely yet contemporary. With 28 uniquely shaped bedrooms which work to make the most of the quirky space of the listed building.

Since the 17th Century The Sun has been welcoming guests from all over the world. Our 4-star rated (English Tourist Board), sixteen bedrooms offer the best in boutique, luxury accommodation. All rooms are subtly understated with Italian en-suite bathrooms, flat screen televisions, over sized beds and designer fittings. As befits a 300 year old building each one is unique and we have made the most of every little idiosyncrasy. Ideally situated in the heart of Lancaster’s city centre our rooms are perfect for a simple visit to the city, an urban retreat or base from which to explore the surrounding countryside and Lake District.