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Keswick HostelsThis is a complete list of all known hostels in Keswick. If you know of a Keswick hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.
   "This hostel is about a 20 minute walk from the bus station. Head towards the Market Square in the centre of the town, then look for Station Street after the tower/information centre. Follow the street until the river and go along Penrith Road on your right. It's another 10 minute walk along the road until after the fire station and Royal Mail depot.
The hostel looks a little untidy from the outside but the inside is quite well-furnished. There is no 24 hour reception, so be as precise as...(Borrowdale)    "I went to the derwent youth hostel with my scout group and it was great. the staff were realy friendly and it was great for running around. and the bedrooms were lovely. there was no end of action on the snooker table! we loved it!" … This 200-year-old mansion is ideally suited for a relaxing family or group break. Boasting extensive grounds with a large play area and woodlands, children will find plenty of space in which to vent excess energy. It’s also right on the shore of...(Borrowdale) "YHA Borrowdale is a huge, busy, and very efficient hostel located on both the Cumbria Way and the C2C (Coast to Coast) hiking trail. There are many large groups that move in and out, and this hostel is well-equipped to handle them.
Despite its size, the wood walls/soft lighting makes you feel like you're staying in a lodge, not a hospital (although it's clean enough to be a healthcare facility!). This is the only hostel we've been to where the check-in desk sells full bottles of wine!..."Location
The YHA Honister Hause is one of the highest situated accommodations in the Lakes District. From Keswick, take the B5289 up along Borrowdale. The climb will be rather gradual until you reach Seatoller, then be prepared for a twenty-five percent grade (not a joke) for a stretch, which levels off as you reach the pass. The mountain air is very clear up here, but keep your nose open for a whiff of burning brake pads or overworked engines. It will be obvious when you've made it to...
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