The Willows Bed & Breakfast

Hawes Road - B6479

Horton-in-Ribblesdale

BD24 0HT North Yorkshire

Phone 01729 860200

Your Accommodation for the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge.

Are you coming to Horton in Ribblesdale for a spot of sightseeing, a rest, or are you testing your endurance on the Yorkshire Three Peaks, (Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, Ingleborough) The Pennine Way, The Dales Way, or The Ribble Way? Whatever the reason, we welcome tourists, sightseers, walkers, ramblers, climbers, mountain bikers, cyclists, motorcyclists, and old fashioned romantics. All will find a friendly smile from Johanne and Steve at The Willows Bed and Breakfast.

The Willows B & B has been under new management since July 2009. Johanne and Steve offer you & your family or friends a warm welcome.

Superior boutique bed and breakfast accommodation, all three rooms have been redecorated and refurbished. The beds are of high quality with memory foam mattresses, non-allergic synthetic quilts and luxurious Egyptian cotton white bedding. Guest rooms are supplied with fresh white fluffy towels and quality toiletries to enhance your stay.

Spacious rooms from only £70 per night

Free Wi-Fi Internet in all Rooms

**NB You can contact the nearby Langcliffe Kennels and Cattery**

The Willows B & B is situated along the Hawes Road (B6479) a two minute walk from Horton-in-Ribblesdale railway station, on the Settle to Carlisle railway line, right in the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, six Miles from Settle, just off the A65.

The B & B is within easy walking distance of both village pubs (The Crown and The Golden Lion), The Trading Post shop and the world famous Pen-y-ghent cafe. (click)

The Willows B & B has excellent views of Pen-y-ghent to the front. (See photo above)
The village location makes our B&B very popular with walkers following the Pennine Way, as this passes through Horton village.

The Yorkshire Three Peaks Race starts every year from the field opposite The Willows. The starting point of the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge, Pen-y-ghent cafe, is nearby too.

Horton-in-Ribblesdale station, which is a two minute walk away, is great for railway enthusiasts, as Horton is on the famous Settle to Carlisle railway line. (click)

"The perfect place to recover from our Three Peaks Challenge, Joh and Steve were great!" Kate Walker + friends - Hull - Guest July 2009