Andelslägenheter i Skipton

“Lovely place to stay - would have been nice to stay longer but we were on a tight timeline Especially inpressad by the fact that reception rang us and checked we were still planning to eat evening meal as we were running late”

“Snyggt och fint nära pubar och restauranger.”

“Lovely stay in a well equipped pod. We enjoyed our stay - except for the bed, which had a lumpy and too soft mattress.”

“My husband and I stayed two nights in June while exploring the Yorkshire Dales. The location is excellent, in a quintessential Dales village, with a number of fun shops and eateries. The room was simply furnished but perfectly adequate. Be aware there are a number of steps, and the tub/shower is deep to step into, so not a good choice if you have accessibility issues.”

“Booked for parents to celebrate fathers 80th. Accomadated a last minute change to more accessible room and late afternoon food. They both really enjoyed stay and could not say enough about quality of staffing and overall experience!”

“Great breakfast, the location is fantastic, so quiet and scenic”

“Helpful and flexible with uncertainty over bookings, and the accommodation was at least satisfactory in general... but there was drastically inadequate parking for a full hostel, and we were not given all the necessary info about how to gain access to the buildings ! ( a helpful resident who happened to be up late saved us from standing outside in the cold and dark. Make sure the person on the desk not only gives over the FULL keypad entry number...but also HOW to access the key pad in order...

“Lovely hotel / pub in a very scenic location. Beautiful views. We had 2 cottages for our extended family group of 7 adults/ 4 children. Spent the afternoon enjoying the patio drinks and watching the water flow. Had a delicious Sunday dinner in the lovely upper dining room. Beds were comfortable and had everything we needed . Would definitely stay again .”

“Received room on the Keighley Road with rip roaring traffic which the windows and curtains couldn’t keep out. The welcome was fine but there was nobody with whom to check out.”