Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
An excellent inn/accommodation with good food and reasonable prices. An old inn, much extend and beautifully decorated. Room are in the pub and 2 outside buildings. Only issue I would have is parking and access. . The site rises to the rear, both to the parking and the outside buildings. I use a walking stick and could just about manage the slopes and the stairs but severe walkers or wheel chair users would not. There is disabled parking (and electric charge points) availed. The pub is on the...
An excellent inn/accommodation with good food and reasonable prices. An old inn, much extend and beautifully decorated. Room are in the pub and 2 outside buildings. Only issue I would have is parking and access. . The site rises to the rear, both to the parking and the outside buildings. I use a walking stick and could just about manage the slopes and the stairs but severe walkers or wheel chair users would not. There is disabled parking (and electric charge points) availed. The pub is on the...
My wife and I stayed at Throstle Nest for 2 nights this week and had a great time.The Skiptonn area provides a lot to do and see and we found this Band B to be an excellent base.The setting is great with country views from the bedroom which was really well appointed with all facilities on tap.
My wife and I stayed at Throstle Nest for 2 nights this week and had a great time.The Skiptonn area provides a lot to do and see and we found this Band B to be an excellent base.The setting is great with country views from the bedroom which was really well appointed with all facilities on tap.
Tim
Reviewed February 23, 2017Reviewed February 23, 2017
It's a nice pub that is part of the Thwaites chain. Menu doesn't cater well for Vegetarians and not at all for Vegans. Disappointing to see them burning coal on the fire in July, really thoughtless.
Room was lovely though
It's a nice pub that is part of the Thwaites chain. Menu doesn't cater well for Vegetarians and not at all for Vegans. Disappointing to see them burning coal on the fire in July, really thoughtless.
Room was lovely though
Country hotel set in beautiful grounds, but modern and comfortable inside, friendly helpful staff and delicious food made for a relaxing short break. This was made even more special by a large delightful room and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on.
Country hotel set in beautiful grounds, but modern and comfortable inside, friendly helpful staff and delicious food made for a relaxing short break. This was made even more special by a large delightful room and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on.
Poppy
Reviewed October 26, 2016Reviewed October 26, 2016
Stayed a few times and host (Tony) is fantastic- great breakfast. Sadly won’t be staying again as being taken over by a shambles of a company who have made Tony redundant - SHAMBLES!
Stayed a few times and host (Tony) is fantastic- great breakfast. Sadly won’t be staying again as being taken over by a shambles of a company who have made Tony redundant - SHAMBLES!
Spent a full weekend here, the staff were absolutely amazing always in good spirits and happy to help.
The food was amazing at both tea time and breakfast also.
The room was very clean and also well maintained.
I would definitely recommend this hotel and I think we will be coming here again.
Spent a full weekend here, the staff were absolutely amazing always in good spirits and happy to help.
The food was amazing at both tea time and breakfast also.
The room was very clean and also well maintained.
I would definitely recommend this hotel and I think we will be coming here again.
Although the building could do with a little tlc in places, our room was large, clean and tidy. The breakfast was excellent and bar food really good too.
The bar area is fairly small and well used by locals but we did find a table both nights we were there. The biggest plus for us were the staff who are efficient and friendly and we wouldn’t hesitate to return if in the area.
It’s in a quiet area but there are plenty of walks and an ideal base for exploring other towns and sites.
Although the building could do with a little tlc in places, our room was large, clean and tidy. The breakfast was excellent and bar food really good too.
The bar area is fairly small and well used by locals but we did find a table both nights we were there. The biggest plus for us were the staff who are efficient and friendly and we wouldn’t hesitate to return if in the area.
It’s in a quiet area but there are plenty of walks and an ideal base for exploring other towns and sites.
Peter
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
Dog friendly with area in restaurant both evening and breakfast. Bar area modern but still lots of character with food menu to suit most tastes. Evening meal of ribs and fajitas was good and breakfast good and plentiful.
Dog friendly with area in restaurant both evening and breakfast. Bar area modern but still lots of character with food menu to suit most tastes. Evening meal of ribs and fajitas was good and breakfast good and plentiful.
We have a lovely stayed here. Very peaceful. All staff very friendly and helpful a d the breakfast was delicious. Will definitely stay again and make use of the pool facilities next time.
We have a lovely stayed here. Very peaceful. All staff very friendly and helpful a d the breakfast was delicious. Will definitely stay again and make use of the pool facilities next time.
Sarah
Reviewed October 18, 2026Reviewed October 18, 2026
What's Carleton like for family-friendly holidays?
The destination of Carleton is a great choice if you've been thinking about a holiday with your children. There are some entertaining activities that you and the family might enjoy. Fly into Leeds (LBA-Leeds Bradford), which is located 16.1 mi (26 km) from the city centre.
When's the best time to book a family-friendly holiday in Carleton?
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 3°C. Average annual precipitation for Carleton is 1084 mm.
What's there to see and do with your family in Carleton?
While you and your family are visiting Carleton, you may want to explore some child-friendly attractions such as Bronte Parsonage Museum, Forest of Bowland and Salts Mill. Make sure that you have lots of time for activities such as Turf Moor and Settle Victoria Hall.