The Stone House Hotel is a classic Edwardian country house built in 1908, set in a stunning, secluded spot in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales near the town of Hawes.
Paddy
United Kingdom
Breakfast was fantastic.
Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and made our stay very welcoming.
The hotel is beautifully maintained and spotlessly clean.
Located in Hawes and with Aysgarth Falls reachable within 10 miles, The White Hart Inn, Hawes provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Michael
United States of America
The staff was happy to accommodate whatever mix of menu items we requested. The location on a small cobbled street just off the main town road was very convenient and surprisingly quiet.
The Fountain Hotel is located in the market town of Hawes, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There is free parking and free WiFi access in all areas.
Located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, YHA Hawes features free private parking, a garden and an on-site restaurant and bar.
Stuart
United Kingdom
Hadn't stayed in a hostel for a while, but the facilities were very decent in this one. Had a solo room, although without en-suite facilities.
The Eastern European lady behind the front desk was fantastic, and couldn't do enough.
Overlooking the village of Bainbridge, in the heart of Wensleydale, Rose & Crown Hotel offers a restaurant, free on-site parking and free WiFi access is available.
Dating back to the 19th century, Middle House offers a bar and 2 restaurants. Located in the heart of Askrigg in Wensleydale, this family-run inn offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking.
Ann
United States of America
The location in the center of the village. Parking in back and a remodeled bar and dining area.
On average, 3-star hotels in Hawes cost XOF 71,263 per night, and 4-star hotels in Hawes are XOF 150,706 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Hawes can be found for XOF 137,903 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Hawes has a wonderful charm, beautifully kept homes and...
Hawes has a wonderful charm, beautifully kept homes and buildings and easy to get to local attractions.
At the end of the town is a very popular Fish and Chip restaurant where the portions are generous and you can actually see your order being cooked. There is also an eating place over the local Spar shop
great for families with basic good food.
Alison
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
went there for a specific event.
went there for a specific event. It's a small and isolated town amidst beautiful scenery. There are limited places to eat especially in the evening, several local pubs have closed or stopped doing food. In town there was one gastropub (good but pricey), one Indian restaurant (good and good value), and one trad cafe/diner which stayed open early evening otherwise its fish & chips or pizza takeaways. It's a long drive to the next nearest places doing evening food. During the day the Wensleydale Creamery offers good food and there is a decent bikers cafe on the main street.
Several nearby historic pubs well worth a visit, Green Dragon Hardraw 1.5 miles, Rose & Crown Bainbridge 4 miles, Tann Hill Inn 8 miles.
Sandie
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
I wished I'd had more time to browse around, but we were...
I wished I'd had more time to browse around, but we were attending an event so this had to give. Having stayed before, it's quiet despite being touristy, but it retains a charm which I hope it keeps.
PW47158
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Hawes is a very busy little town.
Hawes is a very busy little town. Walking all around plenty to do. Pub food available as plenty to chose from. Best to book a table though as the do get busy we dined at the crown in and the food was fabulous both night and highly recommend. The hotel was comfortable and on the doorstep within walking distance in the village. Would stay again
netty24
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very pretty small town in the Yorkshire Dales.
A very pretty small town in the Yorkshire Dales. The scenery is beautiful and it was easy to find nice places to walk. We ate in a restaurant on the first night, in our accommodation on the second and in a chipper on the third.
It's very easy to walk around Hawes. There are a few hills but nothing serious. The stone houses are well kept with plenty of flowery gardens.
A lot of the walkers in the Dales were older, retired people so the walks are not too arduous. You can walk as much or as little as you like. The paths are well signposted. The countryside is green with rolling hills. Very unique.
Walking in the Dales is the main attraction. We met quite a number of friendly walkers with their dogs. The whole town is very dog friendly.
We also found a river not too far away with small waterfalls where there was a pool in which we could swim.
Suzanne
8.0
Scored 8.0
Hawes is a busy town in the dales.
Hawes is a busy town in the dales. Good spar shop for most things you need. Lots of pubs and a few cafes. The food in some of the pubs was expensive for what it was.
Quite expensive to park and 20p to use the public toilets.
This cottage is very quaint and cozy. It is well done out with great finishing touches. It is in a lovely setting ideally place just outside Hawes. We really enjoyed using the open fire and the host had left wood for us to burn. They had thoughtfully left us some local cheese and fruit cake.
The check in was simple as there is a key box on the door. It was great to have a parking space just outside.
We enjoyed a lot of walks and waterfalls around the area as well as exploring Hawes.
It is a place I would definitely stay again.
The hotel is centrally located. The staff was so wonderful and welcoming. James was very courteous and remembered us every time we walked into the bar. The room was nice and really clean. The breakfast was delicious and very filling - the traditional English breakfast was wonderful! The breakfast staff were wonderful!!! What exceptional hospitality. It was so nice to just walk downstairs to get a pint! We appreciated the tray to put our boots on after our hikes. And it's only a short walk to Wensleydale Creamery! :D
The hosts must love their job, you cannot fault their friendly professional approach. The room, though on the small side was great for our stay, we do travel quite a lot and this is the first place where a flask of fresh milk for your morning cuppa was outside your room by 7am.
The breakfast was first class; you leave your selection in the hall and it is ready and freshly cooked for you next day. Car parking nearby is a major problem, but so is it all over Hawes.
I stayed here last weekend with some of my family and it was a fantastic experience. The Fountain Hotel is in an excellent location for the town and is situated perfectly for some of the best views the UK has to offer. The rooms were lovely and clean but the big difference about this hotel is the brilliant staff. I stay in a lot of hotels for work and pleasure and the Fountain Hotel is up there with the best for customer experience.
The location was great and from our window we could see down into Hawes and the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales. We were close to the town and able to walk in for our evening meal very happily. The YHA kindly provided great self-catering facilities as well as free tea and coffee which was VERY much appreciated! The communal areas were sweet and staff were helpful and friendly.
I was walking the Pennine Way and the location was right on the route. Central location in the small town of Hawes and would make a perfect base for exploring the surraounding Yorkshire Dales. Breakfast was very good and the hotel eating rota worked extremely well whilst covid restrictions were in place in May 2021
Very friendly and accommodating. Nothing too much trouble. The location is fantastic. It's on the Hawes to Sedbergh road but not too noisy. A good centre for some awesome walks. Food good too. I booked the budget room as the only one available but it was better than expected. Looking forward to going back.
Great hotel in fabulous location with terrace, bar, lounge and other rooms having a fantastic view over Wensleydale. Staff all friendly and helpful. Excellent breakfast and Sunday evening dinner great value. A few minor quibbles but this did not spoil what was a very enjoyable 2 night stay.
Hawes is a lovely little town in a stunning area. The Board Inn has a great location in the centre of the town with some outside seating. Staff were very cheery and helpful. Attentive during meals.
Breakfast was fantastic.
Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and made our stay very welcoming.
The hotel is beautifully maintained and spotlessly clean.
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