Dog Friendly Villas In Yorkshire

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• John - Verified booking

  A quiet and relaxing holiday in a well equipped property.

  We did one or two local walks but excess to the castle ruins in the village is not allowed for obvious reasons. You will know when you see them, however you can circumnavigate them. There are two pubs in Sheriff Hutton but the Castle Inn a few 100 yards away is now closed for the foreseeable future. The Highwayman does a really good Sunday Lunch but we didn't try the pub in the week, cooked a few meals in the cottage. A one woman taxi service exists in the village, see the local magazine. At the end of the road near the Highwayman is a really good cafe, it is called Quarmby's, we highly recommended it for a tasty treat and coffee. Openings, Wednesday. thought to Sunday. The cottage was comfortable and we slept well in a large bed, there is plenty of wardrobe and draw space. No problems with the facilities as there is a folder provided with all the information needed. The internet and mobile signals are good. No major problems, the owner is only a text or call away and is very helpful. I would like take this opportunity to thank her for the food, milk and beverages she provided on our arrival.

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• David - Verified booking

  The cottage was a delight.

  The welcome pack was a really nice touch and the homemade jam was gorgeous. The cottage was very clean throughout and the cleaner deserves to be personally thanked. The cottage was spotless. We loved the shower and the rear garden sitting out area. The bed was very comfortable and we had very restful nights. We loved the wooden shutters and the wood burner. We used it once on one chilly evening, but didn't need any wood. Burning the coal that was made up for us, was enough to take the chill away for an hour or so before bedtime. We understood that the cottage had access rights through the neighbours garden (like we do at our own home), but we didn't need to use that rear access. The weather was really good for our holiday break and our dog's feet were cleaned up and dried with towels (provided) at the front of the house. People in the village were very friendly, especially the young man in the stone house to the left beyond Ascot.

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• Gerri - Verified booking

  This was a really lovely holiday cottage.

  Every single thing you could think of had been provided (other than facility to do washing) and the use of space had been very well thought out. The steps up to the property and the steep stairs would rule it out for someone not physically able but after I'd got my heavy case up the stairs it was fine (smaller cases would have been better). The only thing I was missing was either a washing machine or spinner and outside line. As I was travelling for 3 weeks, I really needed to wash a few things to keep me going. I found the village delightful, the people were very friendly and the number of walks for myself and my little dog right from the door were amazing. We went to Malton (super dog friendly), York and the wonderful Castle Howard. All within easy reach.

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• Sue - Verified booking

  I have stayed in many holiday cottages over the years and this is probably one of the best.

  The little extra touches that the owner provides including a welcome pack of bread, butter, jam and milk amongst many others makes this cottage just that little bit extra special. Coupled with being in a lovely village not far from many beautiful places to visit and a really good local pub within walking distance, just makes this cottage have it all. Even the dog was provided for with her own towels and water bowl. The only thing to bear in mind, which has been mentioned before, is the steep steps leading up to the cottage and also the stairs to the bedroom and bathroom and may be a problem to some. The very comfortable bed is king size and the shower room is delightful. We very much hope to return before too long.

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• Joanne - Verified booking

  As someone who doesn't drive but loves staying in remote cottages Pike View was perfect.

  I could get the bus right from Hebden Bridge train station to almost the front door. Having a very frequent bus service meant I could walk to Heptonstall and Hebden Bridge then catch the bus back. There was a beautiful walk to Colden Clough from the cottage as well. The views from the cottage were beautiful and I spent the evenings watching a pheasant family and barn owls from the window seat. Then once it got dark there were bats. The cottage had everything you needed and was beautifully furnished. There are steep stairs between the floors but I got used to them. My pets loved the garden and I was lucky enough to be able to sit out in the sun most days. I definitely hope to return.

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