Cedar Manor Hotel and Restaurant

About Cedar Manor Hotel and Restaurant

Cedar Manor dates back to 1854 when it was built as a Lakeland country house retreat for a wealthy industrialist. On the outskirts of Windermere and just half a mile from the lake shore, it sits in its own mature walled gardens alongside the 200-year-old Indian cedar tree that gives the property its name. The Hotel has a contemporary twist with modern bathrooms, Wifi and all you would expect in a modern hotel, but within the traditional environment of a Gothic Victorian building. The public areas have 2 lounges, one traditional, one more modern, a classic restaurant and a lovely patio for the warmer days and evenings and 10 individually designed ensuite rooms, including two suites. Classically-trained Head Chef Roger Pergl-Wilson has taken the food to new heights here and the modern British menu is based firmly on local produce but given an international flavour. The Smoked haddock mousseline with Morecambe Bay shrimps is a favourite. The food is complemented by a 70-bin wine list and fine wines are available by the glass using the Coravin system. The restaurant is open seven nights a week from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.