Nestled in the charming Eskdale valley, the King George IV is a quintessential Lakeland country Inn that exudes traditional charm and offers a truly picturesque setting. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and panoramic views of the fells, this Inn is ideally located between the villages of Boot and Eskdale Green. The stunning natural beauty of the area is a sight to behold, with the eye being treated to sweeping vistas as far as it can see.

At the heart of the property lies a cosy and inviting traditional bar, complete with various nooks and crannies that add to its character. There are two dining areas with steps from the bar leading to a pool room which offers access to the beer garden beyond. In addition to the bar, the Inn boasts  a well equipped chef's kitchen, and an extensive beer cellar. Outdoor parking and seating areas provide guests with the opportunity to soak in the tranquil surroundings and enjoy the fresh country air. 

In addition there are four holiday apartments, three of which are positioned on the first floor of the building and having been recently refurbished to a high standard, are currently trading as holiday lets, with a further self contained unit to the rear, utilised as staff accommodation. Furthermore, the Inn offers a full residential caravan with its own private outdoor space, providing a unique and comfortable accommodation option.

Situated along the renowned Hardknott Pass route, the King George IV benefits from its prime location on one of Lakeland's most famous tourist routes. This scenic route winds its way through some of the most stunning landscapes in Britain, with the remains of a Roman fort crowning its peak. The Inn attracts a significant amount of passing trade, particularly from avid fell walkers who flock to this corner of the Lake District National Park to explore the surrounding fells. The Inn's proximity to the terminus of the Ravenglass to Eskdale Railway at Boot further enhances its appeal, as it attracts additional trade from visitors arriving by train. The summer months also bring a boost in business, thanks to the various beer and music festivals that take place in the area.