Hotels in de buurt van Museum of North Craven Life (Settle)

'Modern comfortable rooms, great big shower, and nice beds. Good dinner and nice staff. Good quality for a reasonable price.'

'Stayed here with a friend in preparation for Yorkshire 3 peaks challenge. Check in very easy. Warm welcome. Very hospitable staff. We had to leave the hotel early next morning before kitchen opened but staff left us breakfast (cereals, yogurt etc) out for us which was really appreciated. Also made us sandwiches to take with us. Pub/bar and food was really good. Cosy. '

'Lovely staff so friendly. Lovely breakfast Large warm room Nothing too much trouble .. very helpful staff They looked after us really well and we would definently return. Lovely hotel in a lovely location . We would definitely return !!'

'Staff were lovely, room was clean, the spa was fantastic and the view is amazing. '

'Great location, friendly owner and house keeper, well maintained with a cosy homely feel. The kitchen was well equiped for self catering and the home was kept warm for our autumnal stay. Towels were provided as were gowns and slippers which were a thoughtful addition for the use of the hot tub. A much appreciated basket of goodies greeted us on arrival. Would happily return.'

'Prima hotel, gastvrije mensen'

'No cell phone service inside the hotel. Food average and attached Pub/restaurant needs to be renovated.'

'My wife absolutely loved her stay at the Wheatsheaf and I’m looking forward to visiting myself in the near future. '

'Erg prettig verblijf, prachtige omgeving, prettige ruime kamer, uitstekend ontbijt, met buitenruimte (tuin met picknickbank), leuke pub dichtbij. '

'Setting was idylic, bar area was cosy and warm especially when log fire was burning. Staff very welcoming and charming. Restuarant lovely and food excellent, limited menu but prepared fresh. Rooms very quaint, little one bedroom cottage, lounge area downstairs with Tv and upstairs a bedroom and bathroom with large bath and powerful shower. Will certainly return'

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