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Discover the best hotels in Settle, Yorkshire Dales National Park, North Yorkshire, England including The Craven Arms, Falcon Manor Hotel, Golden Lion at Settle, Craven Heifer, Game Cock Inn, Harts Head Hotel, The Royal Oak.
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1. The Craven Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 475 reviews
We are a family friendly free house with real ales, great food & eight letting rooms. The Craven Arms is situated in the Yorkshire Dales on the edge of the beautiful village of Giggleswick & near the popular market town of Settle. The Craven Arms is the perfect base to explore the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland & ideally placed for guests wishing to take up 'The Three Peaks Challenge'. Other popular activities include road & mountain biking, caving, climbing & paragliding. Supported by two rail links, Giggleswick & Settle, featuring the world famous settle to Carlisle line. Dine in our spacious restaurant or cosy bar with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and enjoy locally sourced food from traditional British to more contemporary dishes, but always with a Yorkshire accent. You can be sure of a warm Yorkshire welcome here at our family run hotel, pub & restaurant.
Beautiful food, amazing views, comfy rooms
Reviewed By lucy290599My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and would definitely return. The restaurant is cosy, has wonderful views and serves great food. Our room was very comfortable and clean, and again had a lovely view (pictured). A hearty breakfast is also included in the price. A perfect base for a visit to the Dales!
2. Falcon Manor Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 601 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Settle, Falcon Manor Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its charming environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Falcon Manor Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the best of Settle. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free internet access offered by the hotel. Falcon Manor Hotel features room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts free breakfast. If you are driving to Falcon Manor Hotel, free parking is available. Close to Settle: Holy Ascension : Church Street, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24 9JA (0.6 mi), a popular Settle landmark, Falcon Manor Hotel is a great destination for tourists. Travelers looking to enjoy some ribs can head to Griddle and Sizzle. Otherwise, you may want to check out an Asian restaurant such as Royal Spice or Ruchee Restaurant. If you’re looking for something to do, Settle Station Water Tower (0.3 mi), Listening Gallery (0.4 mi), and The Courtyard, Settle (1.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Falcon Manor Hotel. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Falcon Manor Hotel is sure to make your visit to Settle one worth remembering.
Room For Improvement
Reviewed By OldBearWe received a nice friendly welcome from Charlie and two ladies at reception. Our room (10) was lovely, an open four poster bed with a walk-in shower, but there was nowhere to put our toiletries. We had nice views of the lawn and hills in the distance. It was nice to see the sheep, newly born lambs and some hares and rabbits in the nearby fields. We enjoyed some drinks in the bar and in the lounge, the Pheasant Plucker ran out before the glass could be filled. They had no replacement so I had to have Hen Harrier. My wife enjoyed Blueberry G&T’s. Our evening meal was good, nothing to write home about. There was a limited choices on the menu, just four of starters, mains and desserts. A couple more mains choices would be better. I ordered drinks and a starter of Goats Cheese Tart. The Tart arrived within 4 minutes and the drinks about 5 minutes later. My wife’s main of Lamb Koftas tasted okay, The pita bread had been over cooked and was dry. After complaining, It was quickly replaced with a freshly prepared one. My mains, Sea Bass Fillets (2) and a scallop in batter with egg noodles would have been outstanding if only it had been served on a hot plate. The noodles soon went cool. The broth and in particular the scallop in batter was delicious, I could have eaten four of the scallops. Our Desserts were Caramel & Chocolate Tart, I was very pleased with it, but the Baked Alaska was a disaster, the ice cream had melted! We had a good nights sleep in our Kingsize bed but slept near the middle because it was only fitted with a double duvet ! Surely they must have Kingsize Duvets! Breakfast was very good, I couldn’t fault it, plenty of additional choices besides ‘a full English’. All staff were friendly and helpful. The Falcon Manor is a lovely hotel which has some incredibly nice features. If your wanting a place to chill out away from the hustle and bustle then I can highly recommend it. The grounds are lovely and I can see in warmer days how nice it would be to sit outside with a drink, relaxing, chatting or reading a book. I’ll leave the choice to you! On checking out we were asked about our stay, so mentioned only about the food. The manager without hesitation reduced our final bill to take account of our evening meal issues......... and Yes, I would stay here again, but only bed and breakfast. This was out first stay here, we have stayed on several occasions at one of their sister hotels, The Royal Hotel in Kirkby Lonsdale. Both are quite different regarding locations and things to see and do.
3. Golden Lion at Settle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 755 reviews
A great property in the historic, market town of Settle situated moments away from the market square and stunning backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Unwind in warm and cosy guest rooms filled with all the comforts of home. Enjoy classic food, home-cooked and delicious, in the restaurant and then hunker down by the 17th-century Inglenook fireplace or in the comfy hideout with award-winning cask ale. Part of The House of Daniel Thwaites collection.
Great Stay!
Reviewed By CanberraSteve38I booked a character room for two nights. Beautifully maintained property, ground floor bar/restaurant with a real buzz, welcoming staff, totally professional and hepful, beautiful breakfast and classy, delicious evening meal. And the bedroom -- just beautiful. Beautifully decorated and warm (during cold weather) it was ideal.
4. Craven Heifer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Under New Management ! On the door step of the three peaks, set in the historic and picturesque village of Stainforth inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Craven Heifer Hotel offers 7 en suite letting rooms with flat-screen TVs as well as tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi in public areas. A hearty English breakfast menu is provided in the morning. All toiletries and cleanings products are Vegetarian, Cruelty Free and in biodegradable packaging. The spacious restaurant serves quality home made food daily, much from local ethical sources. A selection of permanent and guest Thwaites Ales are available along with a specially selected Wine & Gin Menu. With three real fires, covered beer garden with flowing stream feeding into the River Ribble, you are guaranteed to be in the heart of many scenic walks.
The Fawlty Towers of the Dales.
Reviewed By alexgT4238BTAfter a long days cycling to get to the Yorkshire Dales, I arrived at the Craven heiffer at 5:00pm (having googled it)previously) en route to my campsite at Winskill Farm on the scar above. Upon my arrival at a nearly empty pub, I was told there was no food and that they were fully booked for food. This was a dissapointment to say the least, Having cycled through Settle to get there. Being thirsty I had two pints and left a still empty oub an hour later. I still don't know whether they were playing host to the invisible dining society? where all these bookings had got to? or if it was a practical joke they play on Touring cyclists. I then rode on (hungrilly) to my campsite for a boil in the bag curry. The Craven Heiffer was asour end to an enjoyable day. Id advise anyone wanting a meal on spec, to avoid the Craven Heiffer especially if the invisible diners are there, they want a Waldorf Salad and the chef's off having fun with a Finn!
5. Game Cock Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Lovely Pub/Guest House in a Beautiful Little Village
Reviewed By clareMcG2306We have just stayed at the Game Cock Inn, we will definitely be back when this way again. The owners and staff were lovely and so helpful. The room we stayed in was a small double and it was perfect, had a comfy nights sleep and a great shower in the morning. Dinner and breakfast were excellent. Can't fault this charming little place.
6. Harts Head Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Nestled amidst the stunning Yorkshire Dales, yet close to Settle and the A65, this historic owner-run Inn offers delicious homemade food, cosy log fires and free Wi-Fi and parking. Boasting a privileged position within the delightful village of Giggleswick, and with the scenic beauty of the Yorkshire Dales right on its doorstep, the hotel is perfectly positioned for those wishing to explore the area. Independently owned and managed, guests can always expect a warm, personable welcome and a wonderful home-from-home atmosphere. Each of the 7 en-suite guestrooms are newly renovated as of January 2021, inviting and come complete with everything one could need for a stress-free night's sleep. They offer a choice of Single, King or Twin rooms all of which feature free Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TV, comfy bedding, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.
midweek getaway
Reviewed By Mark HLovely place, classic English country hotel character, good bar, good food and friendly team. A peaceful experience and loads of walking, sightseeing and interests on their doorstep. Room was at the back, with a great view of the Dales, and quiet. Comfortable bed and very good shower
7. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 116 reviews
Situated in the heart of the picturesque North Yorkshire market town of Settle the Royal Oak is a must on everyone’s itinerary when visiting the area. The Royal Oak offers a fresh looking country inn packed with character and ambience. Our professional team is ready to greet you and take away your daily stresses
Disappointed
Reviewed By 768kirstyaCame in for food, not even busy and was told we could not order as the chef was to busy. The pub was not even that busy. That would have been bad enough however not 2 minutes later taking orders from people who have just walked in. Went else where, least we were made to feel welcome
