Greta Hall

Keswick, GB

Greta Hall is a Grade I listed Georgian house constructed in the late 18th century as a private gentleman's residence in Keswick, Cumbria, within the Lake District National Park. Situated beside the River Greta with dramatic fell backdrops, it has provided bed and breakfast accommodation since 1998, offering 11 bedrooms, three bathrooms and three kitchens across three floors. The house is renowned for hosting Romantic poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1800–1803) and Robert Southey (1803–1843), along with notable literary visitors. A carved oak fireplace dated 1684 graces Southey's parlour. Guests consistently rate their experience highly.