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Heptonstall Cottage, Heptonstall, Hebden Bridge
Heptonstall Cottage, Heptonstall, Hebden Bridge is located in Heptonstall, just 10 miles from Victoria Theatre and 23 miles from King George's Hall.
Holdsworth House Hotel
A beautiful Grade II* Listed Jacobean manor, Holdsworth House Hotel offers 33 luxury rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
Black Bull Inn
Located in Haworth, 11 miles from Victoria Theatre, Black Bull Inn has accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
White Lion
Located in Hebden Bridge and with Victoria Theatre reachable within 7.6 miles, White Lion provides a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
The Fleece Inn
Offering bed and breakfast accommodations in West Yorkshire, The Fleece Inn has a relaxed restaurant and an award-winning bar with traditional flagstone flooring.
The Old White Lion Hotel
Located in Haworth, 11 miles from Victoria Theatre, The Old White Lion Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Leeming Wells
Leeming Wells offers accommodations in Haworth. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. The rooms include a TV. You will find a kettle in the room....
The Cross Inn
Featuring a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Cross Inn is located in Hebden Bridge, 10 miles from Victoria Theatre and 23 miles from King George's Hall.
Croft Mill
Set within a former working mill in the heart of Hebden Bridge, these contemporary apartments have been extensively developed to offer 4-star facilities while still maintaining their original...
Robin Hood Inn
Offering a restaurant, Robin Hood Inn is located in the village of Pecket Well, in Hebden Bridge. It features a restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
What Guests Said About Heptonstall:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
This was the problem Heptonstall is great and the cottage...
This was the problem Heptonstall is great and the cottage was sold as Heptostall, two nice pubs, a bowling club, cobbled main street, historic churches, Old Chapel and loads of history including the final resting place of David Hartley "King of the Coiners" but this was completely misrepresented as the cottage is not in Heptonstall it's in Old Town another hill top village across the valley which has little or no character.. We were totally misled as the original booking made no mention of Old Town (they've altered this a couple of days ago since our complaint) and in my opinion it was intentional as it made it considerably more appealing to say it was in Heptonstall which has nothing to do with Old Town. There is no way we would have booked if we had know and feel very let down! The owner laid the blame on booking .com. which I find hard to believe. We had expressly booked for Heptonstall as we used to live there 30 + years ago and still have friends there. With drink and driving a no no we couldn't enjoy a social evening in the pubs with them due to the distance from Old Town.
KeithUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Coiners Rest is a stunning cottage in the Calderdale valley.
Coiners Rest is a stunning cottage in the Calderdale valley. Approx 1 mile from Hebden Bridge. The cottage is tastefully furnished with a modern bathroom and kitchen. Immaculately clean with an excellent host who was on hand to provide advice and information for our stay. We have loved staying there, just wish we could have stayed a bit longer. Beautiful hidden gem in a stunning location with local facilitates on the doorstep. Heptonstall Village itself, is a stunning old village with amazing walks in three valley’s. The village is served with handy buses into nearby Hebden Bridge. Heptonstall has one traditional pub the White Lion and one Thai Restaurant. A community post office which sells fruit cheese food essentials as well as the usual sweets and postal services. There is a fantastic tea room which serves brilliant breakfast brunch/lunch. The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside with fanatic walks in valleys and along the Pennine way. It’s served BBC documentaries and was used to film parts of Happy Valley and is perfectly located with access into Lancashire and Haworth Halifax/Hebden Bridge.
RachelUnited Kingdom
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