Somerset House Tariff 2006. A Non Smoking Guest House. Sun to Thurs nights incl. £28 per person/night. £30 per person/night. Single night stays, Fri or Sat. £35 per person/night. Bank Holiday Weekends - No single night stays. £33 per person/night. All rooms are en-suite. 3-course evening meals available from £15. Bar Meals, Snacks and Packed Lunches are available. Single persons in double, twin or family rooms + charge. Children (5-14) sharing room with parents 50% tariff. Dogs by arrangement only, a one off charge of £6 per dog. A strictly non-returnable deposit of £20 per room is payable in order to make a reservation. The balance is also payable in full if room cancelled less than 24 hours or clients fail to show up without prior notification. Payment or credit cards used for booking confirmation will be debited accordingly. Payment is accepted by cash, cheque with card only, debit cards, and by credit card. There is a £1.50 administration fee for credit card payments due to high bank charges incurred. There is no charge for debit card transactions.

BICYCLE TRANSPORT SERVICE. Guest House accommodation in Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria, a pleasant and peaceful seaside resort, on the edge of the Lake District. We are within three minutes walk of the promenade and shops. There are many beauty spots and places of interest nearby and Grange has marvellous views over Morecambe Bay. Lake Windermere with all its leisure facilities is only 20 minutes drive away. Somerset House is ideal for a relaxing break at any time of the year. Bicycle Transport Service. Copyright © 2006 Somerset House, Kents Bank Road, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria. LA11 7EY Tel: 015395 32631

A non-smoking Guest house. Somerset House was built in 1882 as a 'posting' establishment, run by a John Dibble from Somerset. Small horse drawn carriages provided a local bus service, distributing passengers who arrived either by long distance carriage or later by train. Somerset House was used for accommodation and refreshment as it still is today. We have 8 en-suite rooms: 1 Single 1 x Twin 2 x Family 4 x Double. Large car park 50 metres. Children very welcome, half price, under 14, sharing. Dogs welcome by arrangement. 3-course dinner and bar meals. Special diets catered for. Secure bicycle storage, tools and spares. Open every day, all year round.

Please contact us at Somerset House using the on-line form below or by:- Writing to us at: Somerset House, Kents Bank Road, Grange-over-Sands Cumbria LA11 7EY Telephone/Fax: 015395 32631 Mobile: 07768 161849 E-mail: info@somersethouse-cumbria.co.uk. Please type in your enquiry

Far from the pressure and stress of 21st century road congestion, retail parks and traffic chaos, our stone built 19th century guest house lies in the tranquil Edwardian resort of Grange over Sands, with its charming independent shops, cafes, fragrant gardens. Stay here and step into a bygone age. Here on the tip of the Cartmel Peninsula, an elegant mile long promenade extends the length of the town and overlooks the vast sandy reaches of Morecambe bay. The piping call of the charismatic Oystercatcher reminds us that here is a sanctuary for exhausted migrant birds escaping an arctic winter. In summer the pavements and railings are festooned with displays of fine art, local photography and handicrafts. Yesterdays cross-bay travellers and monks returning to Cartmels medieval priory give way today to a new kind of pilgrim. Tinkling bells and the whirring chatter of bicycle gears announce the arrival, on that most civilised form of sustainable transport,of W2W cyclists completing the first stage of the Walney Island to Sunderland 151 mile cycle route. They will rest overnight here,and tomorrow,refreshed, they will climb the Pennines by Kirkby Stephen and Tan Hill. Walkers, picking their way through the cowslips and purple orchid traverse the wooded slopes of the 727 ft. Hampsfell. In a deafening chorus of birdsong, they rise above the town to be further rewarded by a summit panorama of mountains, from the rosy-fingered eastern dawn to a golden sunset behind the western fells.

EASY RIDER - Bicycle Transport Service. Transport for up to 9 bicycles by van and purpose trailer. We pick up bikes from railway stations, bus stations or your home. Pick up from any point to point in North Lancs, Cumbria and the North East. No room on the train, unwelcome on the train or the train stops short of your journey's end? Call Easy Rider! Does the train convert to a bus on Sunday's? Call Easy Rider! When in town, a railway station or just shopping bikes can be awkward companions, padlocking and unlockinglet Easy Rider take the hassle. Got a breakdown? Chain snaps or brakes fail? Easy Rider can wheel it away. Call EASY RIDER on +44 (0)15395 32631

© Crown Copyright 2006 www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/getamap. Image produced from Ordnance Survey's Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland. To find SOMERSET HOUSE. By Road: Exit junction 36, M6 and follow A590 direction for Barrow-in-Furness Turn onto B5277 for Grange-over-Sands Pass through Lindale and then up to top of Main Street in Grange Turn right at mini-roundabout, then left at next junction. Somerset House is 50m past the car park on the left next to the United Reform Church. By Rail: The Transpennine Express runs a regular service approximately hourly from Manchester Airport and Lancaster. Lancaster to Grange takes about 30 minutes, crossing the scenic Kent Viaduct to the beautifully restored Victorian Grange Station. More details at. Ordnance Survey: SD 406766

 Central situation
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Heating
 Licensed bar
 Pets are accepted
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms