You will be sure of a comfortable stay in this stylish period ground floor room which has a contemporary twist. It boasts a beautiful solid oak floor, imposing king sized bed . ‘Black Sheep’ benefits from ”wet room style” ensuite with power shower and is wheelchair accessible. Rate includes Breakfast.
We allow a “well behaved pet” to stay in this room! Please see our Pet Policy Page
Accessible En suite (Wet Room Style – we can provide a Shower seat, Toilet Frame & booster if required – mention at time of booking) Access direct from the street with no ramps, through the front door we have a secondary door into entrance hall which is 68cm wide (26.8″) which is OK for a standard chair.
Prices
Full rate – £80
Single occupancy rate – £74
Midweek (Sunday -Thursday) rate for multiple nights £75 (except May to August)
Ask us about competitive rates for stays of four or more nights all year
Please note: Prices on our online booking system will default to full price, just put a comment in the booking notes and we will amend prices accordingly to any single occupancy or mid week rate deals and we will re-confirm when deposit is paid.
Worth a visit - you don't have to go far from our front door!The refreshed Railway Room is open. You can discover more about the stations along the line with the incredible touchscreen mapping that has been installed.
Thanks to the Friends of the Settle Carlisle Railway and the Settle Carlisle Railway Development Company for your support.
Really quite popular long distance route to walk - takes about 3 weeks!As Summer slowly approaches, will you be taking on one of Wainwright's original walking challenges - A Pennine Journey?
This 247 mile circular walk starts and finishes in Settle. It is one of northern Englands classic walks that traverses though some of the most beautiful countryside this country has to offer.
The walk takes you through the gorgeous Yorkshire Dales and the breathtaking scenery of County Durham before finally coming to Hadrian's Wall.
The return journey takes you through many spectacular villages of the Northern Pennines and the delightful Eden Valley, before arriving back at Settle.
