About this property
Contemporary and luxurious retreat. King size four poster with TV/DVD and open plan ensuite with bath. Open plan kitchen/living area. iPod docking station. French doors leading to secluded outdoor hot tub. Rose petals on your bed and bottle of champagne on ice. The ultimate romantic retreat.
Site Description
Ribblesdale Lodges is a stunning cluster of superior lodges and cottages in the grounds of the magnificent Grade 1 listed Gisburn Park Estate. Surrounded by the Ribble Valley, and host to peacocks and Sika deer, this magical blend of rural charm and contemporary luxury creates an idyllic haven for family and four-legged friends at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales.
Each super-stylish lodge and cottage boasts country chic in spades, from decking areas with sumptuous hot tubs to superb home comforts. Chill with the family in the outdoor pool, walk in the woodland, or sit back and sample the renowned delights of Hindelini’s Gourmet Café. Gisburn village, with its excellent pub and Italian restaurant, is only 10 minutes’ walk away.
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which inspired ‘The Lord of the Rings’, waterfalls, rivers and cute market towns abound. The Lancashire Coast is easily accessible.
Ribblesdale Park is a quiet and tranquil park for those looking for a peaceful relaxing break.
A £200 security deposit is payable before your arrival for all parties of more than 2 adults. It will be refunded within 48 hours of departure subject to there being no damage or excessive noise/disturbance.
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Accommodation
Hot Tub
Non Smoking
Pet(s) Allowed
Safer Stays
Nearby points of interest
- Gordale Scar
Reviews (13)
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Cheryl
Could feel the springs through the mattress and sofa only big enough for one
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Nicola
Great lodge lovely and clean
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Ashley
only problem settee wasn't really big enough for two people to sit comfortably could do with either a chair or a three seater settee but it wasn't the end of the world.