A lakeside retreat
Slow days and clear views above the water
Forty rooms and suites on a wooded hillside, with a spa, two restaurants and a private jetty. Come for a weekend and leave feeling as if you have been away for a month.
A small resort with room to breathe: mountains behind, water in front, no hurry.
The hotel opened as a family guesthouse and has grown one careful wing at a time. Every room faces the lake, breakfast runs until eleven, and the staff remember how you take your coffee by the second morning.
22
Lake-view suites
65
Staff who care
36
Spa treatments
84
Acres of garden
Stays for every season
Rooms and suites facing the water
Every stay includes
Whichever room you choose, the essentials are the same: quiet, comfort and a view worth getting up early for each morning.
- Breakfast until eleven
- Spa and pool access
- Lake-view balcony
- Evening turndown
- Bikes and kayaks
- Free parking
The resort
Three good reasons to stay a little longer
Rooms & suites
Forty rooms in three styles, all with balconies, deep baths and proper blackout blinds.
Restaurants
A lakeside grill and a quieter dining room, both cooking with produce from the valley.
Spa and pool
An indoor pool, sauna, steam room and six treatment rooms open to guests every day.
Days here can be as full or as empty as you like
The concierge desk arranges guided walks, boat trips and tables in the village, or simply points you to the best sun lounger.
Out on the water
Kayaks, paddleboards and a skippered boat leave from our own jetty each day.
Up in the hills
Marked trails start at the garden gate, with packed lunches on request.
We arrived frazzled and left rested. The room was spotless, the view unreal, and nothing was too much trouble.
Michael Reed
Stayed in May
Dinner on the terrace was the best meal of our trip, and the spa team fitted us in at short notice with a smile.
Emily Carter
Stayed in July
Our third visit and it keeps getting better. The staff greeted the children by name before we had checked in.
Thomas Clark
Stayed in March