Hawkshead Road, Coniston, LA21 8AQ · +44 1539 441566
More than most, and still not enough. OpenStreetMap has the house marked as a hotel on the Hawkshead Road out of Coniston, with the postcode, and the reservations number is in the directories. But the house has no description of its own that a machine can read — its facts sit inside a much larger group website, described as part of a walking holiday rather than as a place standing at the head of the lake. So an assistant asked where to stay in Coniston with parking, or whether a room can be had for one night without the walking week, has nothing about this house to answer from. Rooms, rates, check-in, dogs, single nights, breakfast, the accessible ground floor if there is one: none of it is written in a form a machine can pick up.
This describes the house itself — typed as both a lodging and a hotel, so it is found either way — rather than the group it belongs to.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": ["LodgingBusiness", "Hotel"],
"name": "HF Holidays Monk Coniston",
"telephone": "+44 1539 441566",
"email": "reservations@hfholidays.co.uk",
"address": {
"@type": "PostalAddress",
"streetAddress": "Hawkshead Road",
"addressLocality": "Coniston",
"addressRegion": "Cumbria",
"postalCode": "LA21 8AQ",
"addressCountry": "GB"
},
"geo": {
"@type": "GeoCoordinates",
"latitude": 54.375742,
"longitude": -3.051213
},
"smokingAllowed": false,
"amenityFeature": [
{
"@type": "LocationFeatureSpecification",
"name": "Free WiFi",
"value": true
}
]
}
</script>
This block is yours, free, whether or not you buy anything. Paste it in the <head> of your home page.
Built from public listing data — the OpenStreetMap record for the house and the directory entries. I could not see your rates or your full facilities, so read it over before it goes on the site.
One deliberate gap: there is no "url" line. I did not want to guess which page of the HF Holidays site belongs to this house, and pointing at the wrong one is worse than pointing at nothing. Add it yourself — put the address of the Monk Coniston page on a line of its own, exactly like the others, with a comma after it. The wifi and non-smoking lines come from the listings; if either is wrong, take it out.
A house this well known is easy to find and hard to book direct, because the questions that come before a booking are answered nowhere a machine can reach. The pack writes them down properly, once. Four sets of plain files, pasted in by you or by whoever keeps the site.
The block above, completed: room types, price range, check-in and check-out times, the amenity list in full, and links to the places this house is properly listed. Validated before delivery.
Parking, dogs, check-in times, single-night stays, breakfast, the walks that start from the grounds, EV charging, accessibility, cancellation, the nearest station, family rooms and pets — written as a page a guest can read, and in the code an assistant reads, so it quotes the house rather than guessing.
Page titles, the sentence that appears underneath in a search result, and the tags that give a pasted link a picture and a sentence in WhatsApp, on Facebook, or in an emailed enquiry.
Plain English, no jargon. Which file goes where and in what order, then a short list of ways to confirm it is live.
The checkout asks you to type the amount — enter 39. Add the property name when you pay, or send it in the box below.
If this needs to go past someone else before it can happen, tell me and I will write it up in a form you can forward.