Malham - Accommodation

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around
Malham area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Tudor House at Bell Busk.

It's an old railway station on the Settle-Carlisle line so perhaps not the
best place for those who wake easily - goods trains do occasionally trundle
through overnight.
--
Dave

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around
Malham area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Tudor House at Bell Busk.

It's an old railway station on the Settle-Carlisle line so perhaps not the
best place for those who wake easily - goods trains do occasionally trundle
through overnight.
--
Dave

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around
Malham area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Tudor House at Bell Busk.

It's an old railway station on the Settle-Carlisle line so perhaps not the
best place for those who wake easily - goods trains do occasionally trundle
through overnight.
--
Dave

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around
Malham area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Tudor House at Bell Busk.

It's an old railway station on the Settle-Carlisle line so perhaps not the
best place for those who wake easily - goods trains do occasionally trundle
through overnight.
--
Dave

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around
Malham area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Tudor House at Bell Busk.

It's an old railway station on the Settle-Carlisle line so perhaps not the
best place for those who wake easily - goods trains do occasionally trundle
through overnight.
--
Dave

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around Malham
area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around Malham
area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around Malham
area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around Malham
area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around Malham
area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

Don't forget the Angel at Hetton http://www.angelhetton.co.uk/ still in
"Malhamdale"
Regards
Robert
"Allan Gould" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

The Mechanic said:

Could anyone please suggest any nice romantic hotel/b&b in or around

Malham

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

area where I can take wife for our wedding anniversary.

Have looked at Beck Hall - anyone stayed there ? Recommend etc ?

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

Places to stay in Settle: me thinks the best bet would be Whitefriars
http://www.whitefriars-settle.co.uk/, although there are loads of others
including the North Range of the Folly http://www.the-folly.co.uk/ (very
atmospheric), but it's self-catering and I don't know what the minimum
period of stay is. The Falcon Manor would probably not be recommended.

Restaurants to eat in Settle (for wedding anniversary type meal):
Ravenous (http://www.ravenous4food.co.uk/ but website is under
construction; tel 01729 822277) or The Little House
(http://www.littlehouserestaurant.co.uk/): the choice between those two
depends on your mood.

Then there's all the other stuff in Settle worth a look, like the Naked
Man (!) café, the two gear shops, the Museum
(http://www.ncbpt.org.uk/folly/), the railway, all the walking (in every
direction), and Settle's own website http://www.settle.org.uk/

Allan

I have no connection with any of the above commercial organisations
apart from being a happy customer of most of them and living in Settle

On 26/7/05 09:39, in article [email hidden], "Allan

Gould said:

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

I would recommend Settle as well. Malham is just far too busy. It is a good
walk over to Malham and if you haave a car you can easily get over there for
an evening. Settle is a very nice little town.

--
Andy Howell
Birmingham, UK

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On 26/7/05 09:39, in article [email hidden], "Allan

Gould said:

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

I would recommend Settle as well. Malham is just far too busy. It is a good
walk over to Malham and if you haave a car you can easily get over there for
an evening. Settle is a very nice little town.

--
Andy Howell
Birmingham, UK

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On 26/7/05 09:39, in article [email hidden], "Allan

Gould said:

Used to be a big fan of B&Bs etc in Malham, but haven't been for a while
as I liked it so much I moved to the area. I'm leaning towards
recommending Settle: it's a wonderful walk (depending on which route you
use - there are several) to Malham, there is a big choice of B&Bs, and
several good eating places. In Malham, for eating you're mainly
restricted to the Buck & the Listers for food (which are both pretty
good for food) if you want to go out (and don't want to drive).

I would recommend Settle as well. Malham is just far too busy. It is a good
walk over to Malham and if you haave a car you can easily get over there for
an evening. Settle is a very nice little town.

--
Andy Howell
Birmingham, UK

To mail simply put back the dots ...