Hotels near Bingley Railway Station, Bingley

This is NOT the hotel to stay at if you are disabled. Two Accessible rooms on ground floor but only had baths and not purpose built shower. The room on the first floor had disabled shower which was nice and big however to get to this you had 3 sets of stairs to climb!!! The lift was out dated and therefore decommissioned. For me it was extremely difficult going up and down these stairs. The room was big and clean. The breakfast was pretty basic - dried up fried eggs, dried out and almost unchewable bacon, sausages looked only half cooked. Overall the hotel is looking pretty tired and could do with updating. The male receptionist who checked us in and was very helpful in his efforts to accommodate.

Hi on our weekend trip last week room's were reasonably clean with comfy enough beds although the decor and fittings were a bit dated we noted that in the two rooms we had there were no bins for any rubbish and only one uncomfortable chair in each room staff were pleasant and on the hole helpful but the most concerning thing was the rats jumping in and out of the litter bin right outside of reception door in Broad daylight they were also running in and out of the heavy shrubbery round the car park area and the hungry horse next door

Located in Bingley, Oakwood Hall is in a rural location, within a 5-minute drive of Bingley Five Rise Locks and St. Ives Estate. This hotel is 14.8 mi (23.7 km) from Yorkshire Dales National Park and 14.7 mi (23.6 km) from University of Leeds.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This hotel also features a fireplace in the lobby, a picnic area, and a banquet hall.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. A complimentary continental breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM and on weekends from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains, as well as phones with free international calls.

I was really looking forward to staying here, A grand old style station hotel that no doubt would be a bit faded which is why its only a 3 star hotel . I was wrong! Its a grand old style station hotel. The public rooms are all amazing Victoriana style & elegant. I was pleased that my tall room was comfortable & the facilities were just fine. I was worried that the free parking (with good security) might be full but there were easily enough places Breakfast was good on both days particularly if you like a cooked breakfast Good central location for easy access into & out of town & for the city centre (Media Museum currently closed for a big upgrade). Note that if you are driving you may find that if your sat nav is not up to date you may have a couple of false instructions & I think that an 18 month long set of roadworks is about to start in the centre of the city. Not an obvious large number of nearby restaurant choices but I thoroughly recommend the Bistro Polish Food just a couple of minutes away- not a big menu choice but fresh authentic food prepared well and at a good price

We booked a twin accessible room using IHG points. When we checked in we were told it is not available - its been allocated to someone else. It was a very fraught check in - husband wanted to punch someone & I was on the verge of tears. Why do they think we booked an accessible room - for fun???? I NEED an accessible room because I am disabled. We were also 2.5 hours from home. To give him his due Jay on reception asked us to wait while he checked things out. He offered us a drink from the bar but as hubby thought we might have to drive home he refused. We also had plans with son to go out to eat that evening. Eventually Jay said he had a double accessible room which we gratefully accepted. The window in the room, was in full sun, did not even open a crack which on a day where temps had reached 34 degrees was not ideal. We rang reception and they said they would get us a fan, which then had an electrical fault and only worked if you wiggled the wire - not ideal and pretty dangerous in my opinion. The ‘included breakfast” was a joke as we were told there was nothing hot but a continental breakfast. As a T1 diabetic who counts carbs croissants, muffins, cereal is not ideal so it was just banana for me. As the hotel was full it was also very busy and no tables available - took my banana and bailed out. Car park was close by & a reasonable price. There were a couple of restaurants close by. Aircon in the bar was lovely and the complimentary glass of wine was very good. It was quiet during the night and the accessible bathroom was great. I still can’t believe that they allow you to book an accessible room then give it to other customers.

With a stay at The Abbey Lodge Hotel in Shipley, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Salts Mill and Lister Park. This hotel is 17.4 mi (28 km) from Yorkshire Dales National Park and 11.2 mi (18.1 km) from University of Leeds.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served daily.Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 45 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations are provided. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

We arrived on Saturday 1st of October around 2pm having driven up from Birmingham. We checked in ( having booked a superior room) which apparently entitled us to a free coffee, a bottle of water and a free biscuit during our stay. Upon arrival we asked if we could eat in the restaurant as we were hungry. We were told it was shut, then it was open, then it was shut, nobody seemed to actually know. We wandered in and were seated and told by someone ( who I think must have been their first day) that MAYBE we could eat. It was getting a little ridiculous by now. YES, indeed we could eat. Great. He came back to take our order having not given us a menu. Eventually someone else who seemed a little more clued up gave us scruffy photocopies of about the five dishes we could choose from, when i mentioned the menu I had seen in reception seemed a little more varied he replied in a pleasant but not even vaguely apologetic manner ” oh yes we haven't got a proper chef in so we have a very limited menu”. Hmm, right, so we ordered a pizza and some fries to share with a couple of soft drinks. In fairness we didn't have to wait too long and it was tasty enough and filled a hole. We then negotiated a long queue in reception to get the lift up to our room. EXCEPT WE COULDN'T. Because the door TO the lift would not open with the key card we had. Neither would it open for the receptionist with HER key.. she then got us another which got us through the door to the lift, lift safely deposited us on our floor, we got to our room, only to find our key wouldn't open our door. Our door to our ”superior” room. Great. Except it wasn't because now my other half had to go down back to the reception and explain this, a task not made any easier by what seemed, on first glance, to be half of Spain populating the reception area. Never mind, no matter, so now he has to run up seven flights of stairs to get back to our room because he couldn't get into the lift. Ok, right, so NOW we are into our room, which did not turn out to be in any way superior and exactly what you would expect in any budget hotel and not even as spacious. It had all the basics, just soap and shower gel in dispensers ( not very superior) it was clean and the bed was comfortable. The tv was a night mare to negotiate and one of the lights did not work. No matter, we only changed and slept in the room. All in all the visit was pretty much comedy and, while we didn't pay a fortune for it things that work ( like room keys) and people who knew what was open or shut ( like restaurants and menu details) MAY have been nice. I knew we should have done Premier Inn for less because the Jury's DEFFO in on this, and we found it guilty on several counts. Shame.

This is an interesting hotel quite close to Skipton. The ground floor at the front - main road is on the 1st floor and at the back it's the basement. Staircases are quite narrow and, until you get used to them, a bit of a rabbit warren. The automatic check in / door security system are based on the last 6 letters of your mobile followed by the *. I was there three nights and only got it completely right on the last morning. My room was in the attic space but comfortable enough if you remembered to duck round the sloping ceiling. The breakfast was the highlight of my stay as Karen, the only human I encountered during my visit (except other guests), always had a lovely welcome and was ready to take your orders. Tea, coffee, milk, juices, cereals and fruit were self-service but a selection of cooked breakfasts are available. Interesting, boutique ish hotel with a large free car park behind.

I've been to the Craiglands a few times before, but not overnight. This was a 2 night stay BB+D for £260 in total. As the dinners were 3 courses and included a Prosecco each, both nights, I thought this was very good value, particularly as the dinners were good quality. The hotel is well located at the edge of the moor above the town. Our room was large with the usual facilities, plus a creaky floor. The bathroom was excellent. Breakfast was fine, but would have been better had there been cold meats and fish options. Overall we had a lovely time, benefitting from glorious weather

🚗 Transportation: Right next to Bradford train station, very convenient 🧹Hygiene: average, not outstanding and not too much of a problem, maybe a bit old 🍃Environment: Very classical, a classical hotel that can be seen from the name 🔔Service: The mirror is hot and it is interesting to prevent fogging