North Lakes Hotel and Spa has competed a six-week £760k renovation of 22 bedrooms in a project that involved remodelling room layouts, installing new furnishings, and upgrading bathrooms at the Penrith hotel.
The hotel, located just off the M6 at junction 40, is owned by hospitality group Thwaites. The bedroom upgrades are part of a larger project underway to renovate public areas across the property that has seen the Hartside meeting room also refurbished during the works following on from the modernisation of the hotel’s other conference spaces which took place in 2024.
Rachel Wootton, head of interior design at Thwaites, said: “We wanted to create a space that felt calming and Cumbrian while also a little bit luxurious. Guests can expect blues, greens and neutrals with lots of textured layers for a subtle touch of elegance.
“Each room has bespoke artwork that leans into our stunning surroundings, as well as bespoke cabinets that house mini fridges – we’re big on the small details. The overall aim was to create a timeless space that matched who we are as a brand and where we’re placed on the map.”
José Gomez, general manager of North Lakes Hotel and Spa, added: “It was important for us to go beyond a surface-level makeover. We really considered each space and how we can utilise and maximise it to best suit our guests; we studied feedback and sought out expert opinion. It’s key that each of our rooms provide exactly what each traveller needs throughout their stay with us.
“We’re committed to continuous investment and improvement of North Lakes Hotel and Spa, and the refurbishment of our bedrooms and conference space is only the beginning. We’re excited for guests to experience the new rooms, and we’re also excited to share more about what’s to come in the future.”
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