Situated in Fenay Bridge, 19 km from Victoria Theatre, Woodsome Hall Golf Club Dormy House features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
ang
United Kingdom
Beautiful location it is a prestigious golf club first and foremost The views a green and rolling hills the Manor House is a listed building. The accommodation is modern in an annexe which seems very new. Good en-suite room which was good value for room only. Will look forward to sitting on the terrace admiring the views again later this year. The staff were lovely, thank you to Ebony for being helpful and engaging.
Set in a lovely 19th-century building, The Foxglove by Innkeeper's Collection has a quaint bar and restaurant serving cask ales and seasonal dishes.
Susan
United Kingdom
The setting off the pub hotel facilities were excellent food was really good quality well worth it.
Every member of staff was polite helpful and nothing was too much trouble
Situated in Langsett, The Dog and Partridge offers a garden. This 4-star hotel offers room service and free WiFi throughout the property. The restaurant serves International cuisine.
julie
United Kingdom
Two things really stood out about our stay, firstly the staff’s willingness to help in anyway, so friendly, nothing too much trouble. The other was the excellent food. Definitely would recommend The dog and partridge
Situated in Huddersfield, 19 km from Victoria Theatre, 315 Bar & Restaurant features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Cubley Hall features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and bar in Penistone. This 3-star hotel offers room service, luggage storage space and free WiFi.
The Woodman Inn is set in the heart of Thunderbridge, a small hamlet 4 miles south of Huddersfield. It offers free WiFi and free parking on site.
Al Harun
United Kingdom
It was great. Pet friendly, outside was a little beer garden and it was great for the dog. Inside was a lovely layout, rooms very clean and shower was great!!
We were visiting friends and family in the area, so Shepley...
We were visiting friends and family in the area, so Shepley was a convenient central point with easy access by car or train. There's nothing in Shepley that would encourage you to visit specifically, but it was a good central point for our needs.
Food shopping at the forever open Coop mini market and a Chinese/Thai takeaway resolve hunger issues if you have a kitchen available. Also there are so many good pubs and restaurants in nearby towns and villages that you'd need a lifetime to try them all.
However, avoid the Black Bull in Shepley. It's the antithesis of the welcoming Yorkshire pub - horrible boutique beers and a high proportion of drunken customers among the few we found on Saturday night.
Oldgolfer46
France
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