| breakfast is complimentary, and wifi is free in public areas. 1 miles from lancaster city centre. some rooms have wifi access. relaxed rooms offer garden views and en suite bathrooms, as well as tvs and tea and coffeemaking facilities. set in conder green hamlet on the river lune estuary, this traditional 17th-century coaching inn is 1. 3 miles from glasson dock and 4. dogs are allowed in many of the public areas and gardens. other amenities include a wood-beamed bar serving pub grub and south african dishes, plus a snug with a fireplace, and indoor and outdoor childrens' play areas. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am
Manchester Airport 1 hr 8
Leighton Hall Estate (29 min)
Stately home and estate dating back to the 13th century for visits and events, plus a tearoom. Lancaster City Museum (9 min)
Displays on the city's history and King's Own Regiment in the grand 18th-century former town hall. Happy Mount Park (21 min)
Traditional park with an adventure playground, summer splash area, sports pitches, events and cafe. Beacon Fell Country Park (33 min) Lancaster Castle (11 min)
Sizable castle from 12th-century and later, including a museum, talks and kids' activity tours. RSPB Leighton Moss (31 min)
Bird habitat with trails/hides in large reedbed, plus visitor centre, tearoom and kids' activities. Williamson Park (13 min)
Parkland with woodland walks, play areas, a domed skyline memorial, a cafe and coastal views. Judges Lodgings Museum (11 min)
Listed museum holding Gillow furniture, Regency period fittings and many examples of fine art. Salt Ayre Leisure Centre (16 min)
Climbing and sports Beacon Fell (33 min)
Expansive hill on a lush, country preserve providing hiking trails to its summit & panoramic views. Eric Morecambe Statue (22 min)
Whimsical statue of comedian Eric Morecambe, erected in 1999 beside the picturesque bay. Williamson Park (13 min)
Parkland with woodland walks, play areas, a domed skyline memorial, a cafe and coastal views. The Ruskin (9 min) Lancaster Priory Church (11 min)
Church established in the Middle Ages, noted for its robust programme of choral & organ concerts. | 
