Ingleton, in the Yorkshire Dales
A NO SMOKING GUEST HOUSE
| Ingleborough View is an attractive Victorian, stone-built, guesthouse in a picturesque riverside setting, providing splendid views of the Greta valley and Ingleborough mountain. The house is only five or six minutes walk from the village centre with its' shops, cafes, pubs and Italian restaurant. It is ideally located for exploring the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and the Trough of Bowland. |  |
| The five, centrally heated, bedrooms have tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers, wine glasses and cork screws. Breakfasts are served in the first floor breakfast room and include a selection of cereals, fruits and yogurts as well as a wide choice of cooked items. |
| The rear of the property is enhanced by an attractive elevated terrace overlooking the river Greta, where you can relax in the afternoon sun and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Dales. |  |
| There is a private car park and a large garage which provides a lock up for cycles and motorbikes, and drying facilities for wet clothes. |
 | Ingleton nestles at the foot of Ingleborough mountain and is renowned for its spectacular waterfalls walk covering four and half miles of scenic beauty, plus White Scar Cave – Britain’s longest show cave. The quiet peaceful countryside is ideal for hill walking, caving or potholing. Visit the local heated swimming pool (seasonal), fish in the local rivers, have a round of golf at a nearby Golf course, enjoy a gentle browse around the local pottery, craft or gift shops or spend a day on the magnificent Settle to Carlisle Railway. Whatever you want from the Yorkshire Dales, Ingleton can provide it. |
Bed and Breakfast is from £23.00 to £27.50 per person per night double occupancy and £30.00 to £35.00 single occupancy.
Contact Sue or Geoff King by phone or e-mail for more information or see the main website.
| Web: www.ingleboroughview.com | e-mail: stay@ingleboroughview.com |
Ingleborough View Guest House, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HH
015242 41523
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