Find hotels near Stainforth Force, Settle from AED 325

"Lovely breakfast menu, well cooked full English for me and plenty of choice for my vegetarian wife"

"I travelled by train. Note that the hotel is nearer to Settle station than Giggleswick station. There is a decent size car park at the back and a few spaces in front, although I obviously didn't use them. Buses stop outside but I'm not sure how frequent. Breakfast is included in the price. I particularly enjoyed the full English; the smoked salmon and poached eggs were also very good. Dinner is available in the restaurant; a bit dearer than what I'd normally pay, but worth it for the quality. The single room was small but adequate with a bed and a dressing table/ desk. As well as a kettle in the room, they provide complimentary bottled water and fruit juice. Also fresh milk."

"Great range of rooms for 11 adults. Clean bedding. Great communication from the host.Spacious house with plenty of spare rooms to have some quiet time, if required.Not all rooms have bathrooms but there are plenty of toilets and showers around the house to accommodate everyone. Would highly recommend for family or friends groups. "

"The hosts were sooo amazing and looked after me so well . The attention to detail was fantastic I would 100% stay here again. Food was lovely and such a lovely place xxx"

"Wow. What a perfect spot!"

"It is amongst the cleanest of this sort of accommodation I've stayed in and that's the biggest draw - as an asthmatic and having stayed in a few properties in the area that have bad black mould and were dusty, the cleanliness is super important to me. There are a few things that could be updated in the property/some little things that could be provided to make a week's stay easier but nothing that puts me off booking. Very, very comfortable beds and the area is perfectly quiet at night. For us, Langcliffe is a great option as there are some lovely walks from the door, and is just a 15 / 20 minute walk from Settle proper, the perfect distance for a post-prandial or post pint walk in the evenings."