Leeming Wells Hotel

Good all round for a non attendance hotel. Rooms clean, service good and the views and the peace and quiet make it. If I had a constructive criticism it would be it needs a few touch ups here and there. Hey, you won't be in your room all day and it doesn't and hasn't affected my stay or my score. Dog & Gun next door is superb, both food wise and beer wise

We booked the whole hotel for a wedding, staff were amazing, we ate in the pub next door and they kept open as we were late arriving. Fantastic experience. Thankyou

Me an my partner stayed in room 3 ann it was absolutely spotless the cleaner has went above and beyond to make the room pristine!! We absolutely love it here an will return!

The room we stayed in was clean however there was a door to an adjacent room and you could hear everything that was said in the room nextdoor room by other guests - I presume they could hear us talking too. Being on the ground floor there was no security locking device on the window to be able to leave the window open for fresh air - this could be a problem in the summer as the room got quite stuffy while we resided there. The bathroom although a good size had a few problems. The cold tap ran hot water, the shower screen could not be opened so this made it tricky for myself (slight disability) to reach the plughole and to run a bath. No grab handles to get in or out of the bath. Lots of mouldy mildew along the windows, window blind, sink and a fitting in the roof. The pool was a bonus for my husband who used it several times during our 2 night stay. The food at night in the pub nextdoor couldn't be faulted however the breakfast although it had a good choice had been kept under a heat lamp and came out lukewarm with only the egg being hot. The staff were very friendly and we couldn't fault them.

last-minute (typical male) search for a Valentine’s night getaway led me to a place in the center of Haworth that was booked within seconds. Then, I came across this little gem, full of surprises. My take on it: a great place nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire hills. I visited during the coldest time of the year. From the first call I made to the moment I left, I was impressed. The lady who answered the phone quickly confirmed availability, and Karen (a lovely lady I met outside) has kept the place spotless for over ten years. You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression, and they nailed it. We stayed in the Charlotte Room, which featured light grey wallpaper with peacocks etched into it, beautiful beams, and a cozy ambiance. The room included a sauna, and I enjoyed a swim as well. It was excellent value for money. The pub was equally fantastic—despite being Valentine’s night, they managed to fit us in last minute. The meals—both breakfast and dinner—were generous portions, and the service was warm and attentive. To summarize, it was a refreshing change; in a world where things often don’t live up to expectations, this exceeded mine. A couple I met by the pool mentioned they had visited three times—that says it all! Highly recommended. When leaving the car, we unfortunately had a small mishap. i.e., it didn’t start, bit of a conundrum. We tried to start the car, and with the cold weather, it refused. Rang AA and went to a local pub. Hati, a waitress, was super helpful and suggested we get a hot chocolate and some Biscoff biscuits. She invited us in to sit by the fire. To some observers, this may have appeared small, but in the throws of one of Bradford’s most desperately cold winters, it was so welcome and so appreciated. Thanks to all, and big thanks to Karen, who attempted to help us jump-start the car with leads from her car to ours. Our only downside was we had to get home and missed out on shopping in the charity shops and some of Haworth’s shops, so it felt a bit curtailed. But it was our Valentine’s break, and my treat is getting to share time with Carolyn, my girlfriend, incidentally truly my greatest find.