Ulverston Hotels, Hotels in Ulverston Near Barrow in Furness Cumbria

Stylish and elegant is the only way to describe Eden Lodge Country House Hotel.

Set in four acres of semi formal gardens, with magnificent views over Morecambe Bay and the Manjushri Temple, this is the Place to be for Mothering Sunday.

The menu with a blend of traditional British with European and Asian influences is just £16.95 for three courses, including coffee. 

Why not start with potted king prawns with ginger butter or even chicken liver and brandy pate followed by roast rib of beef with Yorkshire pudding finished off with sticky toffee pudding with toffee sauce and cinder toffee ice cream.

If you cannot make it for sunday lunch, try the midweek lunch served Monday - Saturday 12.30 - 2.30 pm.  This is a much lighter affair, with homemade soups, sandwiches, wraps, platters, salad bowls and a sprinkling of hot dishes.

If lunch is not your thing then maybe Afternoon Tea  - served between 2.30 and 4.30pm Monday - Saturday and starting at just £4.95 per person.

 There is much more to Eden Lodge besides the excellent food and magnificent views across Morecambe Bay; 10 bedrooms which would rival any boutique hotel, starting at £75 per room (bed and breakfast) or £95, including dinner - not forgetting the therapies and treatments available seven days a week.

Why not treat yourself or someone your love to a treatment or gift voucher for Mother's Day.  Aromatherapy massage, hot stones treatment, reflexology, sports injury massage and many more treatments are available to help your relax and revitalise.

If this has whetted your appetite then call in for a glass of wine, chilled beer or just a coffee in the lounge or bar area.

For reservations call 01229 587067.

Eden Lodge Country House Hotel was the preferred choice of venue for Mercedes Benz (Stratstone Ulverston) to launch their new E-Class Coupe.

During the weekend, invited guests were the first to test drive this stunning new model as well as viewing other flagship models on show in the beautiful grounds.

Inside the Hotel's fully equipped Conference Cabin, interested guests were treated to a selection of DVD presentations on the technical specifications of this new car.

Glorious weather, fruit punch and a delicious barbecue, provided by our Chef Chris Powell, added to visitors enjoyment of a first-class event. Mark Hill from Mercedes Benz thanked the General Manager, Michael Holden and everyone involved in a hugely successful day 

North West Evening Mail: Open day success for Furness’ newest hotel Tuesday, 19 May 2009

THE newest hotel in Furness was inspected by hundreds of people after it was officially opened at the weekend. Eden Lodge, at Bardsea, is owned by Ernst Liehr, a German with a passion for the Lake District and its hinterlands. Mr Liehr, who lives in London, was present when the hotel was formally opened on Saturday by Ulverston estate agent and traders’ representative Ralph Spours. Businessman Paul Arnold, who has been helping to market the new hotel, said: “The opening was a phenomenal success. Our open weekend attracted 350 people.” The visitors, who shared snacks and wine at the 11-bedroom luxuriously outfitted building, included representatives from local firms, such as Oxley Developments and Expro Tronic, looking at possible facilities for visitors to their firms. David Stoller, boss of Stollers Furniture World, was another guest.

The hotel which takes its first paying customers this Thursday, will also feature a restaurant with views of Morecambe Bay. Local people were among those taking a look around after Mr Arnold personally leafleted all the homes in Bardsea. Mr Liehr, who also owns the Roa Island Hotel, told visitors at the opening: “My love of England took me all round this beautiful country before finally deciding to invest in Cumbria. “Cumbria encapsulates for me the best of English natural beauty, with its beautiful lakes, gentle slopes, rugged mountains, and constant feeling of history, showing its presence in romantic ruins, ancient stone circles and pathways formed over the centuries.”