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"Extremely close to Skipton town centre, with parking on the road, or if you're lucky, on the small drive."

"Friendly staff, comfy bed, good shower and ideal location. Really enjoyed the stay... would stay again"

"Yes staff were great"

"Everything was excellent "

"Nice clean good quality accommodation warm good size room and bed plenty of tea coffee etc. "

"Throstles Nest Farm is a lovely farmhouse in a beautiful setting. The bedroom was very comfortable and had everything you would need for a relaxing stay, The breakfast was very good and well presented and the Family were very friendly and welcoming."

"Breakfast was very good. The hotel was perfect in every way."

"Excellent location, excellent staff, excellent food. Been several times."

"We have just returned from a three night stay in this cottage in Grassington. The location is ideal and all pubs, cafes and shops are within walking distance. There are some lovely walks nearby, the area is one of outstanding natural beauty and the cottage has private parking. It should be noted that the filming of All Creatures Great and Small does disrupt the flow of people and traffic in the village but this happens just twice a year. The cottage itself is nicely presented but there is not so much as a pint of milk to be had on arrival! Both the central heating, which is efficient and well documented, and the log burner, brickettes kindly provided,  do nothing to counteract the draft caused by a lounge door which cannot be closed. And talking of doors, the downstairs loo door cannot be secured... disappointingly, these matters have been raised by guests several times over the years and have not been addressed. The outside space had not been prepared for our stay which was unfortunate as the weather was surprisingly good. Be aware that you will be asked to strip all beds and empty bins before you leave, something we have never encountered in our many years of cottage holidays. The owner is a good communicator and responds quickly to requests, however she does not take constructive criticism kindly... whatever happened to the old adage 'customer is always right'?? "