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Our top choices for Whalley bed & breakfast

The 3 Millstones Inn

Clitheroe

Simon

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7 Jun - 8 Jun

Stanley Lodge Farmhouse

Lancaster

Rita

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13 Jun - 14 Jun

The Woolly Sheep Inn

Skipton

Joanne

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19 Jun - 20 Jun

Classic Double Room, Mountain View | Premium bedding, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

The Toothless Mog

Todmorden

Ksenia

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7 Jun - 8 Jun

Claremont Hotel

Preston

Monique

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7 Jun - 8 Jun

Adorable 1-bedroom bed & breakfast in Colne

Colne

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9 Jun - 10 Jun

Deluxe Suite | Premium bedding, individually decorated, individually furnished, desk

GreenGrove Country House B&B

Skipton

Stephen

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8 Jun - 9 Jun

Hebden Townhouse

Hebden Bridge

Alistair

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7 Jun - 8 Jun

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Top Whalley Hotel Reviews

Legacy Preston International Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Good location. Lovely greeting from the lady on reception. Room was very clean, bed was comfortable. Breakfast had lots of choice, sausage and bacon were particularly delicious. The only niggle we had was that the lights in the room had no option to dim..even a lamp for the evening would be an idea. Overall would stay again."

Delta Hotels by Marriott Preston

2/10 Terrible

"Please avoid at all costs. I’m a traveller who rarely complains but this place is a dump. It’s a Marriott and I’ve never stayed somewhere so poor on so many levels. The response from management was poor. Their generic emails post stay were worse than their mediocre attitude during. Noisy hotel. No sound proofing and people running corridors all night on a Wednesday! Overpriced and poor value for money. Do you and your friends and family proud and avoid this hotel at all costs! Do not waste a penny on this hotel it’s truly awful. Pretty sure all the social media guys will be staying there soon to review it and show exactly how bad it is!"

Stone trough hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed a couple of week days and were allocated a lovely room in the annex. Bed was really comfortable and room was well decorated. Lovely quiet location. Food in the restaurant was excellent too. I recommend the hanging seafood kebab. We attended a family event in the on-site function room and this was well catered. One couple decided to stay the night even though they lived locally as there were already a number of us staying there for the family event. The last remaining room was a family suite (sitting room, two bedrooms and bathrooms, all self contained) which was really lovely as a group of us later stayed in the sitting room to chat for the remainder of the evening. I didn’t even know this hotel had a couple of family suites! We will definitely try to book this when we come up with our daughter next time. Staff all very friendly and helpful. The included breakfast was great too. It even included mushrooms and hash browns which wasn’t included when we last stayed earlier in the year but that was over a weekend."

Broadfield Park Hotel Rochdale

4/10 Poor

"I don't usually write negative hotel reviews, especially after a one-night stay, but after spending four nights at Broadfield Park Hotel in Rochdale, I feel it's important to share my experience. My husband and I were initially given a room with a very odd layout, where the TV was positioned away from the bed, making it uncomfortable to watch. Reception advised us to return the next morning, and to their credit, we were offered a choice of alternative rooms. Unfortunately, the second room had extremely poor shower pressure throughout our stay, with the water sometimes coming out in little more than droplets. Despite reporting the issue, it continued. Housekeeping was virtually non-existent. During our four-night stay, our towels were never changed, the bed was never made, the bin was never emptied, and toiletries and toilet roll were not replenished. The mattresses in both rooms were very worn and uncomfortable, leaving both of us with aches and pains. The hotel feels dated and in need of refurbishment and, in my opinion, does not meet the standard expected of a three-star hotel. There were also occasions when reception was unattended. At one point, I had to find a member of staff elsewhere in the hotel to locate the receptionist, while another guest was waiting to check out. The only positives were the convenient location, free parking, and an acceptable breakfast with a halal option available."

The Skipton Hotel - Formerly Hotel Rendezvous

8/10 Good

"Large free car park. Staff were super friendly and soon sorted out some room problems. Dining area has been recently refurbished with a pleasant outlook over the canal. Corridor areas and the rooms we stayed in, although clean, large and functional seemed a bit tired and in need of a refurb. Powerful shower. Lift doesn't go to all floors. Doesn't seem to have Air conditioning. Breakfast was fine. Good location about 1 mile from Skipton town centre. Bus stop opposite takes you into Skipton if you don't want to drive."

Mercure Manchester Norton Grange Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"Given the age of the property I’d say it’s fairly clean and tidy. Breakfast choices were okay, could do with more selection. The dining menu was not too bad, though was slightly disappointed with the duck dish I had for dinner service. The spa was nice, again it could do with a freshen up look as most items felt well used. Otherwise it’s been a pleasant stay."

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Number of reviews	1,560
Accommodation	30 B&B
Lowest Price	£70
Highest Price	£161

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What is the nightly rate for a B&B in Whalley?

Prices for B&Bs in Whalley often vary, but you can find a great deal from £70 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Whalley B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.

When is the best time to book a Bed and Breakfast in Whalley?

The best time to book a B&B in Whalley is during the late spring and summer months, particularly from May to August. This period is characterised by pleasant weather, with temperatures typically ranging from the low to mid-20s Celsius, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Visitors flock to Whalley to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Surrey Hills and partake in various local festivals, which contribute to a vibrant and friendly space.

July stands out as the most popular month, when the community comes alive with events and activities. The long days and warm evenings create the superb setting for exploring the picturesque countryside, visiting local markets, or sampling delicious food at outdoor cafes. The area is also known for its beautiful walking trails, which are particularly appealing during this time.

For those looking to visit at a more budget-friendly time, consider planning your trip in October. This month offers a quieter experience, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful autumn foliage without the summer crowds. The cooler temperatures are still comfortable for outdoor explorations, and you can take advantage of lower rates at B&Bs while soaking in the stunning seasonal colours.

What is the difference between a Whalley Bed and Breakfast and a hotel?

Every Whalley B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it's a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Whalley B&Bs.

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Our top choices for Whalley bed & breakfast

The 3 Millstones Inn

Stanley Lodge Farmhouse

The Woolly Sheep Inn

The Toothless Mog

Claremont Hotel

Adorable 1-bedroom bed & breakfast in Colne

GreenGrove Country House B&B

Hebden Townhouse

The Old Registry Haworth

The Railway

Top Whalley Hotel Reviews

Legacy Preston International Hotel

Delta Hotels by Marriott Preston

Stone trough hotel

Best Western Manchester Bury Bolholt Country Park Hotel

Last Drop Village Hotel and Spa

Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa

Broadfield Park Hotel Rochdale

The Skipton Hotel - Formerly Hotel Rendezvous

Mercure Manchester Norton Grange Hotel & Spa

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Find the Best Whalley Bed and Breakfast

Change your mind

Treat yourself

Be picky

Check prices for these dates

Our top choices for Whalley bed & breakfast

The 3 Millstones Inn

Stanley Lodge Farmhouse

The Woolly Sheep Inn

The Toothless Mog

Claremont Hotel

Adorable 1-bedroom bed & breakfast in Colne

GreenGrove Country House B&B

Hebden Townhouse

The Old Registry Haworth

The Railway

Top Whalley Hotel Reviews

Legacy Preston International Hotel

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Whalley B&B information

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