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Settle and Ribblesdale 2020.Pdf Tourist Information Centre Settle and Ribblesdale Settle 2020 - 2021 Town Hall Cheapside, Settle, BD24 9EJ 01729 825192 07933149032 [email protected] Our knowledgeable, friendly staff look forward to meeting you and helping you get the most out of your visit to the area. Call in and browse: our leaflets with suggested places to visit Yorkshire Dales Merchandise books and maps for the area locally sourced products walking trails cycling routes local events information Opening times Easter – December Monday to Saturday 09:30 – 16:00 Closed Sunday January – Easter Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 09:30 – 16:00, www.cravendc.gov.uk/visitcraven Wednesday and Thursday 09:30 – 12:30 Closed Christmas to New Year (Times subject to change please ring ahead to check) Settle & Ribblesdale Accommodation Serviced prices are based on room per night and full/buffet breakfast unless stated otherwise. Self-catering cottages and apartments are usually booked on a weekly basis. Please contact providers for details of short breaks and special offers. CB = continental breakfast / S = single / T = twin / D = double / F = family / Su = suite / e = en-suite / PB = private bathroom / Facilities: P= parking; C= children welcome (age); B= Safe-cycle storage; G= ground floor bedrooms; Cc= credit cards accepted; W= wifi available; A= pets accepted. How to book Booking your accommodation is easy and can be done in any of the following ways Email or telephone your chosen accommodation. Contact details can be found on each individual entry. Online many accommodation providers have booking facilities through their websites. Please be aware that all information is supplied by the accommodation providers and although every effort has been made to check that details and prices are up to-date at the time of publication, they may change throughout the year and therefore we recommend that you check before making your booking. We naturally hope that you will not have any cause for complaint during your stay, but inevitably problems do occur from time to time. If you are dissatisfied it is imperative that you make your dissatisfaction known to the accommodation provider straight away. This gives an opportunity for the problem to be dealt with during your stay. Serviced Property Name Telephone Website / email Rooms/ price from Facilities The Golden Lion 01729 822203 4T/Fe / 8De B C W A (£15 supp) Cc(not amex) Shire Hotels, [email protected] £80 – £105 per room Duke St, www.thelionsettle.com £53 single occupancy Settle, BD24 9DU Falcon Manor Hotel 01729 823814 16 De (can be 6Te/ 4FP) P B C Cc A W Skipton Rd, [email protected] £95 - £145 per room Settle, BD24 9BD www.thefalconmanor.co.uk Single £75 Royal Oak 01729 822561 3De / 2Te / 1Fe P B C Cc A W Market Place, [email protected] £95 per room Settle, BD24 9ED www.countryvillageinns.co.uk £85 single Settle Lodge 01729 823258 2Te / 4De / 1Fe P B C W Eduardo Martinez [email protected] £75 per room Duke St, www.settlelodge.co.uk £60 single occupancy Settle, BD24 9AS King William the Fourth 01729 268152 1Se / 4De / 1Te P G(1) B C(5+) Cc W A(1) Jackie Cole & Chris Fontenille [email protected] £80 per room 1 wheelchair accessible room High St, www.kingwilliamthefourthguesthouse.co.uk £62 Single Settle, BD24 9EX Serviced Property Name Telephone Website / email Rooms/ price from Facilities The Oast Guest House 01729 822989 1De / 4Te B C Cc W Helen Holland [email protected] From £80 per room 5 Pen-y-Ghent View, www.oastguesthouse.co.uk £60 single occupancy Settle, BD24 9JJ Craven Arms 01729 825627 6De /1Te / 1Fe P G B C A Cc W Johnothan & Lynn Ditchfield [email protected] £100 per room Wheelchair accessible room Brackenber Ln, www.craven-arms.co.uk £80 single Giggleswick, BD24 0EA Harts Head Hotel 01729 822086 1Se / 4De / 1Fe / 3Te P B C Cc W A Giggleswick, BD24 0BA [email protected] www.hartsheadhotel.co.uk Valleymead 01729 822386 2 De / 1Te (can be king) P B C W Cc Shirley Airey [email protected] £80 per room Giggleswick BD24 0DL www.settle-b-b.co.uk Armitstead Hall 01729 823406 1De / 1T / 1S P B Janet Newhouse [email protected] Giggleswick BD24 0DU www.armitsteadhall.co.uk Littlebank Guest House 01729 822330 4De P B Cc W Richard & Trish Lord [email protected] £80 per room Rathmell, Nr Settle, www.littlebankcountryhouse.co.uk BD24 0AJ Scar Close Farmhouse 01729 823496 3De / 1Te / 1Fe P G B C Cc W Dean Stockwell [email protected] £74 per room Feizor, www.settlebedandbreakfast.com £52 single occupancy Nr Settle, LA2 8DF Serviced Property Name Telephone Website / email Rooms/ price from Facilities Boars Head 01729 840217 3De/ 1Te / Fe P B C Cc W A Craig Inglis [email protected] £85 per room Main St, www.boarsheadlongpreston.co.uk £45 single occupancy Long Preston, BD23 4ND The Barn B&B 01729 840426 2D / 1T P B W Elaine & Michael Fleming [email protected] £75 per room Main Street, www.thebarnlongpreston.co.uk Single occupancy available Long Preston BD23 4ND Tearooms B&B 01729 840335 1De / 2D / 1T Please contact the proprietor for details 1 Green Bank, [email protected] £60 per room facilities. Long Preston, BD23 4NA http//home.btconnect.com/longprestonpo stoffice/bb.htm Craven Heifer 01729 822435 1Se /3De /1Te /1 Fe P B C Cc A W Stainforth www.cravenheiferstainforth.co.uk please enquire for prices BD24 9PB The Plough 01729 840243 8De /1Te P G B Cc W Gemma & Andrew [email protected] £79 per room Wigglesworth, www.theploughatwigglesworth.co.uk Nr Settle BD23 4RJ Cowper Cottage 01729 840598 1D / 1T P B C Mrs Marion Howard [email protected] £60 per room Wigglesworth, www.yorkshirenet.co.uk/stayat/cowper Nr Settle, BD23 4RP Settle & Ribblesdale self-catering Self-catering Property Name Booking Contact Telephone Website / email Facilities Prices from Robin Hill & Brewhouse Cottages Jeanne Carr 01729 823132 3 cottages 1-2 bedrooms Settle The Old Stables, Castle Hill, [email protected] 1 – 3 people / £250 – £450 Settle BD24 9EU www.settle-selfcatering.co.uk B W C (garage available) Short breaks available Attermire Cottage June Mc Dougall 015242 51750 1 – 3 people / £245 – £385 Settle, [email protected] P B C W www.attermire-cottage.co.uk Short breaks available Cobweb Cottage Stephen Shaw 07971 806627 1 – 6 people / £370 – £550 Settle 14 Elmwood Close [email protected] B A C(5+) W Gnosall, Stafford, ST20 0RR www.settle-holidays.com Short breaks available Number Three Judith & Martin 01729 825673 Please contact the proprietor Settle The Terrace, Skipton Road [email protected] for details of prices and Settle BD24 9AW www.no3atsettle.co.uk facilities. 22 Victoria Street Margaret Wilding 015242 41310 1 – 5 people / £540 Settle Lower Barn, Cold Cotes, [email protected] B A C Clapham LA2 8HZ Short breaks available Linton Court Coach House Linton Court 01729 824645 2 one bedroom apartments Settle 4 Duke Street [email protected] Settle BD24 9DW www.lintoncourt.co.uk Bookilber Barn Bossdean Properties 01274 410155 1 – 12 people Nr. Settle Morley Carr Rd, Low Moor, [email protected] £2,340 – £2,822 Bradford, BD12 0RA www.bookilberbarn.co.uk Black Horse Cottage Anthony & Ann Haygarth 0113 269 3960 1 – 4 people / £265 – £360 Giggleswick 12 Barfield Grove, [email protected] Alwoodley, LS17 8TF www.black-horse-cottage.co.uk Ivy Cottage Carl Tipping, 01277 229208 1 – 6 people Giggleswick 34 Brentwood Place, Brentwood, [email protected] P B C(5+) Cc W CM15 9DN www.ivycottagegiggleswick.co.uk Please enquire for prices Self-catering Property Name Booking Contact Telephone Website / email Facilities cottages Prices from The Coach House Mrs Sue Jarrom 07733263572 1 – 6 people / £250 – £500 Giggleswick The Stable, Close House, [email protected] 3 bedrooms Giggleswick, BD24 0EA www.close-house.co.uk P C Foxholes Lodge Mrs L Y Scruton 01729 824199 1 – 3 people / £210 – £330 Giggleswick Foxholes Lodge, Station Rd, [email protected] Giggleswick, BD24 0AB www.holiday-cottage-settle.co.uk Pendle View Chris Chandler 01729 822147 2 – 3 people / £270 – £330 Giggleswick, 2 Pendle View, [email protected] www.settleholiday.co.uk 1 bedroom P G(steps)B C W Giggleswick, BD24 0AZ Short breaks available Woodlands David Sexton 01729 824949 Up-to 19 people (10 bedroom) Giggleswick The Mains, [email protected] P G B C W A Giggleswick BD24 0AX www.woodlandshouse.co.uk Wheelchair accessible rooms Windrush Karen Moore 07515 724037 8 people 4 bedrooms Giggleswick Windrush, Four Lane Ends, [email protected] P G B W C Cc Giggleswick. BD24 0AE www.cottages.com Wheelchair accessible rooms Goldielands Anne Gee 01729 824079 Settle Goldie lands [email protected] Settle The Nook Tim Brayshaw 07966136476 2-3 people / £395 Settle 26 Ghyll Wood [email protected] G B C12+ W Ilkley Wheelchair accessible rooms LS29 9NR The Red House Ken and Gill Holway [email protected] 3 + sofa bed (ground floor) Settle 2 St Johns Row www.theredhousesettle.co.uk C W Langcliffe, BD24 9NJ Self-catering Property Name Booking Contact Telephone Website / email Facilities / prices from Layhead Farm Cottages Rosemary Hyslop 01729 840234 8 cottages Rathmell, Field House, [email protected] 1-5 bedrooms up to 45 people Nr Settle Rathmell, BD24 0LA www.layhead.co.uk £360 - £1300 P G B W A C Cc Stationside Shirley Airey 01729 822386 2 people from £190 (3 nights) Settle Valleymead [email protected] P B W Cc Giggleswick
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