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Rothay Manor Hotel is a unique place to stay for a holiday as we offer guests the opportunity to take part in a wide range of Special Interest courses that we run while also enjoying a relaxing holiday. Come and stay in this friendly, luxury country house in the Lake District, Ambleside.

These are great holidays for individuals couples, families and friends. Some partners may wish to take part in a course and the others have ample opportunity to visit the sights and attractions in the area.

Special Interest Holidays

Make your holiday different,enjoy taking part in a course and meet like minded companions. You can be a beginner wishing to learn something new or join us to improve your skills.

A list of our courses:
Ancestry
Antiques
Bridge
Chess
Gardening
Music
Photography
Scrabble
Walking

Painting Holidays in the Lake District

These are designed for all abilities, developing individual's skills and styles. Our studio is open at all times and has views of the gardens and the surrounding mountains. Our courses cover various topics and painting techniques and your painting holiday will combine both studio work and trips out in the Lake District so you can sketch and paint on location.

Spring and Autumn painting holidays have become very popular. Get in touch to find out more about dates and courses.

Photography Holidays in the Lake District

The photography course is a great way to improve or learn how to use your camera effectively for taking photographs. The magnificent setting of the Lake District is ideal for a practising landscape shots.However,the course will also only include oppportunities to learn about portrait photography.

Walking Holidays in the Lake District

The Lake District has so many fantastic routes for walking. Our walking holidays take you on both well-known routes and also some secret routes off the beaten track. Our walking holidays offer allow for both the strenuous walker and the stroller. There are plenty ofopportunities to stop and take in the view and lunch is usual taken at a local pub or cafe on route.