Stone Head House

Today, very much appreciated, it offers free Wi-Fi and lovely rooms. Just off the Pennine Way, valued throughout, this small, beautiful manor house was built in 1596 and is rich in original character and traditional charm. There are only a handful of properties in the hidden valley, highly regarded, all of similar age. In the small valley of Stone Head, and above all, near Lothersdale and Cowling in North Yorkshire, the hotel once served as a working farm. With flagstone floors downstairs and a huge inglenook fireplace in the dining hall, very much appreciated, the guest house provides charming bed and breakfast accommodation at very reasonable rates. The beautiful original building has been carefully preserved and sensitively refurbished. All of the rooms have tea/coffee making facilities. Small and intimate, and above all, the guest house offers friendly, personal service. A varied breakfast menu is available, very much appreciated, including fresh-baked bread, full English breakfasts, smoked Alaskan salmon and oak-smoked kippers from Whitby. Breakfast is cooked on the traditional Aga stove in the quaint farmhouse kitchen.