While visiting from California, we stayed at a lovely BnB near my wife's hometown of Holmfirth. Our…read morefirst night out, we met up with her brother Mike and his wife Margaret at the Old Bridge Inn for pre-dinner drinks. We enjoyed the timeless pub-like atmosphere and the well crafted, reasonably-priced drinks while relaxing in comfortable chairs. We didn't have dinner there but it has been good in the past. I wish the bar area was a little cozier.

Our first visit to Holmfirth and the Old Bridge Hotel. I would think parking would be a problem…read moreduring the summer but we managed ok with a bit of a struggle. Our twin room was very well appointed and comfortable although bathroom was small and the single wardrobe was cramped. Overall though we were very satisfied for a one night stay. Our evening meal was beautifully cooked and presented, although our reserved table was in the centre of a family birthday party which made conversation difficult. It was a fairly noisy evening with parties but the worst late night noise came from the pub next door where bottles were thrown into bins into the early hours and shouting from their customers kept us awake. However, this hotel has great atmosphere, a good selection of drinks and an excellent breakfast menu. Would recommend it to anyone although perhaps not those with young children.

Echoing the comments of Johnny Q from 9+ years ago: Ye Olde Nags Head has a specialty in sausage &…read moremash: 5 types of sausage, 4 types of mashed potatoes, 4 different sauces. Plus the option of a giant "bin lid" Yorkshire pudding for £1.50. It was stupendous, and the brownie with caramel sauce dessert afterwards was nearly as good. The rest of my family had Sunday Roast, which was also superb. Service was friendly and timely, and helpful with our questions. Ambiance varies at the Nag's Head from room to room; in the nearly-empty breakfast dining room in the corner of the building, it was a bit forlorn. Busier rooms near the heart of the action seemed cozier.

the best pizza! AND a locally crafted stout! life is good. We happened upon the pub walking…read morethrough Castleton. What a great find.

The hotel is a very tired hotel in its decor and furniture, it was that tired you could hear it…read moresnoring . The outside area appeared unkempt as were the supposedly garden area was,the pavement and patio areas full of weeds between the paving slabs, The food at lunch was atrocious I ordered a rib eye steak sandwich, when it arrived the ( rib eye ) meat was off , it was rancid, it smelled awful , it appears the chef has lost his sense of smell, Would I book this hotel again, no ! I would sooner by food from the local Aldi and a tent from go outdoors and camp on the local field

I had simply a wonderful time having A wedding at the hotel. Lots stayed over at the hotel for two…read morenights and all confirmed what a great stay it was. All the staff are great and very attentive to my plans and needs for the evening. They all were great and we have no complaints what so ever. I would recommend this venue and the hotel. The food and level of service is fantastic and value for money.

Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

Stayed at short notice on Boxing Day using my IHG reward points. Lovely spacious room, friendly…read morestaff and comfortable beds. Loads of free parking and really well situated close to motorway and Brighouse. Whilst didn't use the gym it appeared well equipped and with a nice pool.

We found this place by accident about a year ago hidden away in the countryside, such a classy and…read moreserene place. Apart from the hotel, there is also a Spa, Club, Gym and Play area for the kids, its like a smaller version of a wacky warehouse called Woodys, its a lot airier and modern, with big glass windows! The inside play area is more for the under 5's but they also have a large park outside for the older kids. The staff are helpful and friendly, and they also have an offer at the moment for Parent and Toddlers from 11.30 -2.00pm you can get a free hot drink if you stay and play.

There's a Spa, Club, Bar, Restaurant, Hotel, Conference Facilities and I believe you can hold…read moreweddings there too. I visited recently with my family to have a Sunday meal in the Hotel Restaurant and it was awesome! We met up in the Conservatory first then made our way to the restaurant. We were shown the menu and there was an excellent choice of starters, main courses and desserts - something for everyone! The staff are very friendly and professional and the table service was excellent. From ordering our food to having it served at the table was very quick and the food was hot and delicious. We didn't feel pressured or rushed to finish, it didn't matter how much noise we made (within reason!), there were strains of happy birthdays being sung around the room at other tables! Well worth the price, which I think was £15 for a three course meal served to you at the table (we were with family members who paid for the party, so not 100% sure of the price). Definitely worth a visit for a Sunday lunch! Highly recommended.

A nice local kind of pub. Spotless rooms in the b and b part. Friendly landlord. only trouble is…read morenot open during the day for lunches. A great place to visit for fans of 'Last of the Summerwine' because lots of filming done in there. Photos on the walls. The landlord who actually starred in the programme still lives across the road and is often to be found in the pub.

Situated at the bottom of Kirkgate, just off the Ring Road, The Huddersfield Hotel is an elegant…read moreold building with a very up to date interior. It has 39 comfortable rooms, two award winning restaurants and a late night cocktail bar. There are also a couple of conference rooms. The original cast of Last of the Summer Wine often used to stay here and there are many pictures of them dotted about the place. We once enjoyed a pleasant weekend staying in the Rivelaux suite, named after Baron Wilson of Rievaulx (Harold Wilson, former prime minister, who was born in Huddersfield). We had a toddler at the time, and he was also made to feel very welcome.

Located just outside the village of Hope, Laneside Farm Holiday Cottages are the perfect setting…read morefor exploring the Peak District. Castleton is not far - and brilliant for walks, pub lunches or wandering around the little shops. Bakewell is also nearby and definitely worth a visit. We stayed in Lime Loft - it was very comfortably furnished and slept four people (one double bedroom and a twin bed room). Kitchen had all the equipment you would ever need as well as useful bits like olive oil, sugar etc which were nice touches. Highly reasonable prices and the owners were really helpful and friendly - although also left you alone to enjoy your holiday. I would definitely return!

Laneside farm holiday cottages are in Hope, near Castleton in the Peak District. The cottages are…read moreby the River Noe and have been well decorated. They have all mod cons and laundry facilities are located on site. We stayed there for New Year for a week and had a lovely time, the locals are friendly and in the cottage there is a book which recommends local places to visit and where to eat. The price of the cottages is excellent value and worth every penny. The farm is owned by a local family and were very efficient in all dealings for booking the cottages. Ideal for weekend breaks also. We spend seven days there and could have stayed another week theres so much to do. The cottage we stayed in is upsidedown so we slept downstairs. This is excellent as you can eat your breakfast upstairs and see the beautiful views from the windows.