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THE DALES WAY Accommodation THE DALES WAY Accommodation The following list of accommodation along the Dales Way is not comprehensive. Inclusion of accommodation/facilities in this list is not a recommendation; the author has not inspected any of the properties. If you find accommodation listed here that is closed or unwelcoming to walkers, or know of suitable accommodation that we have left out, please let me know via the publishers or Facebook. There is no reason to suppose that accommodation providers are not receptive to walkers, but it would be wise to enquire before booking; and the same goes if you are travelling with a dog. The author manages a Facebook group – THE DALES WAY – on which you can put your own recommendations. If you are an accommodation provider and would like adding to the list, do get in touch via the publisher or Facebook; there is no charge for inclusion. The list can be downloaded from the Cicerone Press website (www.cicerone.co.uk/943/accommodation). Ilkley Craiglands Hotel, Cowpasture Road, Ilkley LS29 8RQ. Tel: 01943 430001; www.craiglands.co.uk. Crescent Inn, Brook Street, Ilkley LS29 8DG. Tel: 01943 811250; http://thecrescentinn.co.uk. Dales View Cottage, 142 Skipton Road, Ilkley LS29 9BQ. Tel: 07768 764719; www.dalesview- ilkley.co.uk. Dalesway Hotel, 1 Leeds Road, Ilkley LS29 8DH. Tel: 01943 605438; http://thedaleswayhotel.co.uk. Innkeeper’s Lodge, The Cow and Calf, Hangingstone Road, Ilkley LS29 8BT. Tel: 0845 11 26 037; www.innkeeperslodge.com. Riverside Hotel, Bridge Lane, Ilkley LS29 9EU. Tel: 01943 607338; http://ilkley-riversidehotel.com. Rombalds Hotel, West View, Wells Road, Ilkley LS29 9JG. Tel: 0844 387 6184; www.bestwestern.co.uk. Tivoli Place Guest House (B&B), 1 Tivoli Place, Ilkley LS29 8SU. Tel: 01943 600328; www.tivoliplace.co.uk. Wheatley Arms, Wheatley Lane, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8PP. Tel: 01943 816496; http://wheatleyarms.co.uk. Addingham Craven Heifer Inn, Main Street, Addingham, Ilkley LS29 0PL. Tel: 01943 83010; www.thecravenheifer.com. Crown Inn, 136 Main Street, Addingham, Ilkley LS29 0NS. Tel: 01943 830278; http://thecrowninnaddingham.co.uk. Lumb Beck Farmhouse B&B, Addingham Moorside, Ilkley LS29 9JX. Tel: 01943 830400; www.lumbbeckfarmhouse.co.uk. Barden Howgill Lodge Camp Site, Barden, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 6DJ. Tel: 01756 720 655; www.howgill-lodge.co.uk. The Barn at Barden, Barden Tower, near Bolton Abbey, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 6AS. Tel: 01756 720 616 and 07809 251 785; www.thebarnatbarden.com. Bolton Bridge/Bolton Abbey Catgill Farm Camp Site, Bolton Abbey, North Yorkshire, BD23 6HA. Tel: 01756 710 247; www.catgillfarm.co.uk. Devonshire Arms Hotel, Bolton Abbey, Skipton BD23 6AJ. Tel: 01756 710 441; www.thedevonshirearms.co.uk. Howgill (off route) Howgill Lodge, Barden, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 6DJ. Tel: 01756 720 655; www.howgill-lodge.co.uk. Appletreewick (off route) Craven Cottage, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire BD23 6DA. Tel: 07711 530 156; www.cravencottageappletreewick.co.uk. Craven Shepherd Huts, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire. Tel: 01756 720 270; www.craven- cruckbarn.co.uk. (Note: 2 nights minimum stay July-October; 1 night November-June). Howarth Farm Camp Site, Skyreholme, North Yorkshire, BD23 6DE. Tel: 01756 720226; http://howarthfarm.co.uk (Camp Site) Knowles Lodge, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire BD23 6DQ. Tel: 01756 720 228 (Camping in meadow) Masons Camp Site, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire, BD23 6DD. Tel: 01756 720 275; https://www.masonscampsite.co.uk. New Inn, Main Street, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire BD23 6DA. Tel: 01756 720 252; www.the-new-inn-appletreewick.com. Burnsall The Devonshire Fell Hotel, Burnsall, North Yorkshire BD23 6BT. Tel: 01756 729000, and 01756 718111 (for reservations); www.devonshirefell.co.uk. Red Lion Hotel, By The Bridge at Burnsall, North Yorkshire BD23 6BU. Tel: 01756 720204; www.redlion.co.uk. Wharfe View Farm Bed and Breakfast, Burnsall, North Yorkshire BD23 6BP. Tel: 01756 720 643; www.burnsall.net. Hebden (off route) North Barn, Brayshaw Lane, Hebden, North Yorkshire BD23 5DD. Tel: 01756 752 816; http://www.northbarnhebden.com. Orchard House, Hebden, North Yorkshire BD23 5EB. Tel: 01756 752 597; www.orchardhousehebden.co.uk. Grassington Ashfield House, Summers Fold, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AE. Tel: 01756 752 584; www.ashfieldhouse.co.uk. Black Horse Hotel, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AT. Tel: 01756 752 770; www.blackhorsehotelgrassington.co.uk. Bridge End Farm B&B, Threshfield, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5NO. Tel: 01756 752 463; www.bridge-end-farm.co.uk. Craiglands Guest House, 1 Brooklyn, Threshfield, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5ER. Tel: 01756 752 093; www.craiglandsguesthouse.co.uk. Croft House B&B, Chapel Croft, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5BW. Tel: 01756 751 759; www.crofthousegrassington.co.uk. The Devonshire, 27 Main Street, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AD. Tel: 01756 752 525; www.thedevonshiregrassington.co.uk. The Foresters Arms, 20 Main Street, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AA. Tel: 01756 752 349; www.forestersarmsgrassington.co.uk. Grassington House Hotel, 5 The Square, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AQ. Tel: 01756 752 406; www.grassingtonhouse.co.uk. Grassington Lodge Guest House, 8 Wood Lane, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5LU. Tel: 01756 752 518; Kirkfield Guest House, Hebden Road, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5LJ. Tel: 01756 752 385; www.kirkfieldguesthouse.co.uk. Ling House, Threshfield, North Yorkshire BD23 5HB. Tel: 01756 752 342. Number Forty-Seven, Main Street, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AA. Tel: 01756 752 069; www.number47.co.uk. Old Hall Inn, Threshfield, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5HB. Tel: 01756 752 441; www.oldhallinnandcottages.co.uk. Raines Close B&B, 13 Station Road, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5LS. Tel: 01756 752 678; http://new.rainesclose.co.uk. Riverside Grassington, 5 Bridge End, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5NH. Tel: 01756 752 848; www.riversidegrassington.co.uk. Rokeby B&B, Garrs End Lane, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5BB. Tel: 01756 753 839; www.grassingtonrokebybandb.co.uk. Scar Croft B&B, Scar Croft, Chapel Street, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5BE. Tel: 01756 752 455; http://scarcroft.net. Springroyd House, 8A Station road, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5NQ. Tel: 01756 752 473. Town Head Guest House, 1 Low Lane, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AU. Tel: 01756 752 811. Tucked Away House, 5 Brown Fold, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AB. Tel: 01756 753 332; www.tuckedawayhouse.co.uk. Yew Tree House, Scar Street, Grassington, North Yorkshire BD23 5AS. Tel: 01756 753 075; www.yewtreehouse.org. Kettlewell Blue Bell Inn, Middle Lane, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5QX. Tel. 01756 760230; www.bluebellkettlewell.co.uk. Kettlewell Camping, Coniston Roads, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5RE. Tel: 07930 379 079; http://www.kettlewellcamping.co.uk. The King’s Head, The Green, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5RD. Tel: 01756 761600; www.thekingsheadkettlewell.co.uk. Langcliffe House, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5RJ. Tel: 01756 761180; www.langcliffehouse.co.uk. Pennycroft B&B, Far Lane, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5QY. Tel: 01756 760845; www.pennycroft.co.uk. Racehorses Hotel, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5QZ. Tel: 01756 760 233; www.racehorseshotel.co.uk. YHA, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5QU. Tel: 0800 0191 700; www.yha.org.uk. Zarinas (Belk’s B&B), Market House, Middle Lane, Kettlewell, North Yorkshire BD23 5QX. Tel: 01756 761188; www.zarinaskettlewell.co.uk. Starbotton Sweetbriar Cottage B&B and Camp Site, Starbotton, North Yorkshire BD23 5HY. Tel: 01756 761 307; www.sweetbriarcottage.co.uk. Buckden The Buck Inn, Buckden, North Yorkshire BD23 5JA. Tel: 01756 761 401; www.buckinnbuckden.co.uk. Buckden Camping (pods and tents), Heber Farm, Buckden, North Yorkshire BD23 5JA. Tel: 01756 760 304 or 07786 896 985; https://buckdencamping.co.uk. Hubberholme George Inn, Hubberholme, North Yorkshire, BD23 5JE. Tel: 01756 760 223; www.thegeorge- inn.co.uk. Raisgill Low Raisgill, Nr Yockenthwaite, Buckden, North Yorkshire, BD23 5JQ. Tel: 01756 760 351; www.lowraisgill.co.uk. Beckermonds East House Farm (B&B), Beckermonds, North Yorkshire BD23 5JL. Tel: 01756 760816. Oughtershaw Swarthghyll Farm, Oughtershaw, Nr. Buckden, North Yorkshire BD23 5JS. Tel: 01756 760 466; www.swarthghyll-farm.co.uk. Self-catering walkers’ flats available for single nights. Ribblehead (1½ miles off-route) The Station Inn, Ribblehead, Ingleton, North Yorkshire LA6 3AS. Tel: 01524 241 274; www.thestationinnribblehead.com. B&B, bunk barn and camping. Winshaw Shepherds Cottage, Winshaw, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, North Yorkshire LA6 3AT. Tel: 015242 42377; www.shepherdscottage.co.uk. Cowgill (Dentdale) The Sportsmans Inn, Cowgill, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5RG. Tel: 01539 625 282; www.thesportsmansinn.com. Dentdale Dent Stores B&B, Main Street, Dent, Sedbergh LA10 5QL. Tel: 015396 25209; http://dentstoresbandb.co.uk/breakfast. Garda View Guest House, Main Street, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5QL. Tel: 01539 625 209. George and Dragon Hotel, Main Street, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5QL. Tel: 01539 625 256; www.thegeorgeanddragondent.co.uk. Mill Beck Caravan and Camping Site, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5TB. Tel: 01539 625 424; www.millbeckcampsite.co.uk. The Old Craft Barn, Helmside, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5SY. Tel: 01539 625 400; www.theoldcraftbarn.co.uk. Rash House, Dent Foot, Sedbergh, Cumbria LA10 5SU. Tel: 01539 620 113. The Sun Inn, Main Street, Dent, Cumbria LA10 5QL. Tel: 01539 625208; www.suninndent.co.uk. Whernside Manor
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