Est. 2019 · The Yorkshire Dales
Bunk
A farmhouse at the edge of the moor. The kettle is already on.
Timber bunks.
Real sleep.
Six hand-built bunks per room, each with its own reading lamp, USB socket, and a proper curtain for when the 6am risers want to get moving without disturbing the rest. Mattresses replaced last winter. Linen changed daily.
- Individual reading lamps & power sockets
- Privacy curtain on every bunk
- Luggage lockers — padlock included
- Hot showers, never a queue after 8am
From
£18 / nightAlways smells
like toast and tea.
The kitchen is communal, the mugs are mismatched, and someone always leaves a half-eaten tin of biscuits on the counter. The chalkboard menu changes with whoever's been to the village shop. Cook your own or follow the smell of whatever Maggie from room three is making.
Today's board
Pick a bed, pick a night,
we'll have the kettle on.
Dorm Bed
6-bed mixed dorm, privacy curtain, individual lamp & locker
1 guest
Rooms available this week — 4 beds left for dorms, 2 private rooms open
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival
Secure booking
No card until arrival
Free cancellation
48h before check-in
Direct line
+44 1765 000 000
Boots dry
by the fire.
The firepit goes most evenings when the weather allows. Bring your own cans, or raid the honesty fridge in the kitchen. The Pennine Way trailhead is a four-minute walk from the front gate. Most people leave later than they planned.
Pennine Way
4 min walk
Moderate–Hard
Gordale Scar
2.4 km
Easy–Moderate
Malham Cove
3.1 km
Easy
Dales High Way
6 min drive
Hard
A skylight aimed
at the stars.
Tucked under the eaves on the top floor. A double bed, a writing desk, a skylight you can prop open when the summer nights are warm. It's not fancy — the ceiling is low and the floorboards creak in exactly the right places. Best suited to couples, solo travellers who want quiet, or anyone who's earned a lie-in.
From
£52 / night
They came for a night.
Most stayed longer.
“Arrived on a Tuesday not knowing a soul. By Thursday I had three hiking companions, had eaten someone's homemade dal, and was genuinely sad to leave. The dorm was the quietest I've slept in anywhere in Europe.”
Priya Mehta
Solo traveller · Mumbai → Leeds gap year
Stayed 4 nights, dorm bed
“I work remotely and I've tried a dozen places. The Wi-Fi here is better than my flat in Bristol. The common room has a proper desk corner. I've extended my stay twice and I'm writing this from that corner right now.”
Tom Ashworth
Digital nomad · Bristol, UK
Stayed 11 nights, private room
“Six of us came to do the Pennine Way section. Booked the whole dorm room — cheapest option we found, and miles better than anything else at the price. The firepit on night one set the tone for the whole trip.”
Caitlin O'Brien
Group of 6 · Dublin, IE
Stayed 3 nights, group room
4.9 / 5 from 312 reviews on Hostelworld & Google