Accommodation in West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire has always offered us a mix of lively towns and peaceful countryside, and the places we’ve stopped at here reflect that balance. From traditional inns tucked into market squares to converted mills that now welcome travellers, each stay carried a sense of history and character. Walking out in the morning, we found ourselves surrounded by green valleys and stone walls, with the hum of local life never far away. These stops reminded us how West Yorkshire blends its industrial heritage with a welcoming, down‑to‑earth hospitality.

A Stay at Rose Cottage, Mytholmroyd

A Traditional Weaver’s Cottage On our recent trip to Mytholmroyd, Lyn and I stayed at Rose Cottage, a charming old weaver’s cottage that immediately felt like home. With its warm and cosy atmosphere, two comfortable double beds, and constant hot water and heating, it was the perfect retreat. Thoughtful touches included complimentary food—bread, butter, milk, eggs, fruit, cereals, coffee, and a range of teas—alongside aromatherapy oils, creams, soaps, shampoo, and conditioner.