One of Britain’s most popular national parks, the Lake District never fails to delight adventure-seekers, even those who know it well. The craggy scenery is sublime, the lakes mesmerising, the white-washed villages pretty, and there’s always a friendly pub around the corner.
However, popular doesn’t always equate with wallet-friendly. Indeed, popular can mean above-average prices as it’s a captive market. Plus, some hotels and pubs have gone flashy – spas, hot tubs, Michelin stars and high-end dining – in their bid to stand out.
