He built the house which today forms the Business and Training Centre and the executive bedrooms. He left the house to his nephew, William Bindloss, who was Kendal's Mayor six times. When William died, he donated the house to the Borough of Kendal in his will in 1895. The house was sold and the proceeds were used to extend the Town Hall and to build the clock tower, which is a feature of Kendal today
S. Harrison — Stayed for 3 nights 6/7/8 June. Lovely room with garden view and a huge bed. Lovely breakfast and friendly helpful staff
In a really lovely and tranquil setting, yet only a short drive from Lake Windermere. The Damson Dene Hotel is surrounded by some of the Lake District's most spectacular scenery and has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with open log fire and oak beams. The Damson Dene Hotel has 37 bedrooms, including 10 with Four Poster beds and ensuite Jaccuzi Lovely landscaped grounds
Rachael Merrill — Very welcoming and pleasant staff, booked in three hours before arrival. Facilitated dinner at the last second. Food is gorgeous
The Riverside Hotel is situated on the banks of the River Kent in Kendal only a short walk from the famous market town centre. The hotel is conveniently situated for all the Lake District attractions and is only a ten- minute drive from Lake Windermere. The hotel has 47 en-suite bedrooms including several Four Poster Rooms. All the bedrooms include hospitality tray, sky television, direct dial telephone
Maureen Wright — Had a lovely stay with a group of friends. A great place to stay. They make you so welcome all the staff are so nice. Well