Search Hotels Near Whistlestop Valley, Huddersfield

"Beautiful property and grounds, room was clean and well equipped, overall a great stay ."

"A beautiful place to stay, would highly recommend. "

"Stayed 2 nights enjoyed evening meals and breakfasts - chosen as a base for visiting Wakefield Barbara Hepworth gallery and Yorkshire Sculpture Park easily accessed and comfortable base. "

"Great hotel, lovely staff and the food was excellent"

"Great location"

"Very friendly staff, spotless and comfy room. A superb breakfast at a great price and a good choice of tasty beers. "

"A great hotel with nice restaurants and bar Nice price will stay again"

"only a one night stop over. Staff were great, room was good, more spacious than expected. Breakfast was good and plenty of it. Would visit again if in the area."

"Ideal for a stop over, very welcoming, nice evening food."

"Fantastic food and a comfortable, welcoming stay"

"Basic hotel but good value for money. Friendly hotel staff, in need of a refurb but clean and comfortable. Would stay again."

"Lovely quiet location, very close to Huddersfield town."

"The staff are knowagble, friendly and helpful."

"Lovely pub hotel in the centre of Holmfirth, stayed here a few times every stay being excellent, nice breakfast as well"

"Enjoyed a great meal in the restaurant. A nice beer out on the deck. Nice people, great service, great value."

"Hotel is a great price and is a little tired but comfortable and you have what you need for a stop over. Unfortunately chef took ill so couldn’t eat there but menu looked good. Instead they recommended the Dam Inn which was amazing food!"

"Parking easy, staff attentive, clean comfy rooms with everything you need and a lovely breakfast "

"We were made so welcome, a beautiful guest house, clean and tidy, nothing was too much trouble."

"Great location, centrally located in the centre of Holmfirth. Lovely clean room, comfortable bed and a great Full English breakfast. I can highly recommend staying here, would happily stay again. Stones throw from great pubs and The Picturedrome."