Bed and Breakfasts in Conistone, Yorkshire ACCOMMODATION MAP
Kilnsey, Wharfedale,
Conistone, Yorkshire, England,
BD23 5PS Heritage Rating:
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17th century (Time Period)
Nestling under Kilnsey Crag in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales approximately 12 miles from Skipton, the Tennant Arms was built in the 17th century as a coaching inn for travelers passing through Wharfedale. It is ideally suited for walking and touring and is in easy reach of the market … more >>Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: InnFrom: £59.00
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NEAREST ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION
Name
Location
Accommodation
From (£)
Heritage
Distance
Tennant Arms Hotel
Skipton, Yorkshire
Inn
75.00
0.5 miles
Ling House Bed And Breakfast
Grassington, Yorkshire
Guest House
75.00
2.3 miles
Ashfield House Hotel
Skipton, Yorkshire
Guest house
70.00
2.4 miles
Scar Croft
Grassington, Yorkshire
Bed and Breakfast
70.00
2.5 miles
Warren House
Hawkswick, Yorkshire
Bed and Breakfast
69.00
2.5 miles
Zarina's
Skipton, Yorkshire
Bed and Breakfast
65.00
3.3 miles
Pennycroft Guest House
Kettlewell, Yorkshire
Guest House
45.00
3.5 miles
Devonshire Arms
Skipton, Yorkshire
Inn
35.00
4.4 miles
Hilltop House
Skipton, Yorkshire
Bed and Breakfast
50.00
5 miles
River House
Malham, Yorkshire
Guest Accommodation
65.00
5.5 miles
Lister Arms
Malham, Yorkshire
Inn
69.00
5.5 miles
Tudor House
Bell Busk, Yorkshire
Guest House
50.00
8.4 miles
Rockwood House
Skipton, Yorkshire
Guest House
32.00
8.5 miles
The Old Swan Inn
Gargrave, Yorkshire
Inn
40.00
8.5 miles
Timothy Taylors The Woolly Sheep
Skipton, Yorkshire
Inn
30.00
9.7 miles
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Another clue
The current building was designed by Sir Charles Barry and AW Pugin
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