Airedale Self Catering cottage, Laurel Bank Cottage, Embsay, sleeps 13

in need of full refurb, very old and tired.
location great, have stayed there before about 7 years ago, don't think any thing has been done to the property since it was turned into a rental. the bathrooms not good, patched up with silicone everywhere, the towels as old has the house, same with the decor, the bedding, all old and well worn. sleeps 10, but if 10 want to sit in lounge together, all squeezed together on 3 settees. would not go back until we know it has been all updated.
A Holiday Lettings verified reviewer
2022-01-08

We had space for all our family and having good weather the young children had a safe garden to play in. The welcome chocolates and milk in the fridge were great. The large dining table that we could all sit round was perfect. We all felt very relaxed because the house was family friendly and a very nice place to be. The countryside around is beautiful with plenty of places to explore.
Rev Crook
2016-03-16

The property was welcoming and the owner was friendly and helpful. The week we spent as a family could not have been better.
Mrs Cox
2016-02-23

The house is ideal for our large extended family and is well equipped with all we needed. The owners are very helpful and pleasant. There are loads of places and things to do round and about There are good walks straight from the Cottage onto the fells.
Mrs Rushton
2015-11-02

We have an annual family get together, travelling as far afield as from Brazil and Croatia. Last year we stayed in Buxton at a lovely house and we were lucky again this year with our choice. The cottage, we were pleasantly surprised, being much brighter and better in real life than as portrayed in the web photographs. We never met the owners but they left a lovely family-sized box of favourite Thornton chocolates as a welcome present, which was a nice touch. And when we all decamped earlier than expected leaving a dishwasher in action it was not a problem. A family steam trip on the Embassy railway (but don't try walking to Bolton Abbey at the other end with a pram or/and a dodgy knee) plus Skipton Castle, Malham Cove and Bronte Country, which were all visited and enjoyed. All together there was lovely countryside and friendly locals; you would expect nothing less in 'Gods Own Country'!
Mr Chew
2015-09-08