Clitheroe Holiday Cottages

Clitheroe Cottages

Lancashire

Pendleside

Ref: S123039

Reviews 33

At the foot of Pendle Hill, Downham is in the Forest of Bowland AONB. The village is a base with a gastro pub, a tearoom, a seasonal ice cream shop and a village green. Nearby is Clitheroe with attractions including the castle and museum, Bowland...

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Lancashire

The Coachmen

Ref: S598193

Reviews 1

North-west of Clitheroe and west of Skipton, in the Ribble Valley's hills and dales, is the charming community of Waddington. Waddington is a great hamlet base for a vacation in this region because it has three pubs that serve food, two churches,...

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Astoria Lodge

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Roosters Rest - Uk31826

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Pendleside

Ref: S351582

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The Gardener

Ref: S598192

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Stylish 3 Bed Home in Clitheroe

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Clitheroe Holiday Cottages

Nestled in the Ribble Valley of Lancashire you’ll find Clitheroe, an ancient market town. Visitors often enjoy exploring the nearby Forest of Bowland, which is one of England’s 36 designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Today, the town primarily caters for tourists, but it's been standing since the Saxon period. The 12th-century Norman Castle still towers over the landscape, but it’s believed Clitheroe was in existence for almost 1,000 years before the castle was built. Now home to a museum and 16 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, visitors can lose themselves in history, heritage, and unique flora. Four circular walks wind through the town. After a stroll, it’s worth visiting the award-winning Byrnes Wine Shop, famous for its unusual vintages.

At Snaptrip our selection of holiday cottages in Clitheroe includes options with every luxury you can imagine, from swimming pools to fire pits. We also have cottages that welcome pets and provide excellent disabled facilities. Our cottages are hand-picked for their style, character and comfort.

We offer thousands of properties across the UK, backed by our unbeatable best price guarantee and help from our friendly customer service team. Why not book a break today in beautiful, historic Clitheroe?

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What our customers say about their holidays

Steph - Verified booking

We had a very pleasant surprise on finding our holiday cottage.

What a view! Pendle Hill is just stunning and such beautiful surroundings. The cottage was warm, secure, well equipped with lovely comfortable beds. High standard of cleanliness and a lovely conservatory and light entering the cottage. We loved the period features and style and a lovely dÃ©cor and colour choice. We had a warm welcome from Emma who made sure we were happy and went out of her way in torrential rain to come and check on us. How lucky we were to be part of the farm community and experience what this is like. Beautiful horses, pygmy goats - and baby Bella!, chickens, and the most gorgeous tabby cat who paid a daily visit and loved cuddles. Farm staff were so helpful and kind and encouraged us to see the animals and gave advice on local walks - thanks to all of them and Emma. Local area is full of things to do - walks, we visited HAPPA - Horse and Pony Protection, Gawthorpe Hall. My great-great grandfather was from Lancashire and I can see why he loved it so much, I could quite happily have stayed on the farm. The torrential rain on the week we visited did not detract from our stay and we had a fabulous week with Mum and my grand daughter, so much so that we hope to book again for next year once our holidays at work are agreed. Cannot wait to return.

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Joanne - Verified booking

I would say that this was the most disappointing holiday cottage we have ever stayed in.

We have booked with Sykes on several occasions previously & have been very impressed with the standard of accommodation, but unfortunately on this occasion our experience failed to meet our expectations. From the photos it looks as though the cottage is remote & offers privacy, however you are nestled between two other properties & next to a camp site. Due to building work next door & the lack of privacy, it was like living next door to a building site & made the garden space unusable. We didn't feel like we could sit out there at all, plus the "secure garden" we were promised for our dog was quite the opposite & our dog escaped instantly! The shower was also unusable (I think the thermostat had packed up) and alternated between freezing cold & boiling hot. I had to wash my hair over the sink instead. None of the internal doors shut properly & the kitchen scissors & torch mentioned on the itinerary which would have been useful were absent. Also due to two other cars sharing the parking area, it made it extremely difficult to manoeuvre to get out without conducting a 10 point turn!! I would definitely not return to this cottage. Very unsatisfactory!!!

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Michelle - Verified booking

The cottage is in a beautiful, quiet location surrounded by stunning countryside and close to a number of beautiful small towns and villages.

Cottage is comfortable enough however we feel it could do with some upgrading in terms of decor. Wifi signal is very weak - you're better off standing out in the middle of the driveway than in the cottage itself and TV is extremely small. The bathroom looks like it could do with an overhaul - it looks shabby and piecemeal and quite dirty. We feel that overall the place could have been cleaner - it looks like it hasn't been given a good thorough cleaning for a while with frames on windowsill covered in dust and a funny smell to sofas and cushions. The bunk bedroom is super small and had we been more than 4 people I'm not sure how that room would have been used as a bedroom as there is space for the bunk beds and nothing else. The mattresses on the bunks also look like they've seen better days - they looked old and worn. It's a good thing that the other double bed had been made up for our children as the room was more spacious and we wouldn't have been happy with them on those mattresses.

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Rachel - Verified booking

We had a lovely stay at Pendleside, the cottage had a very welcoming feel and we all felt very relaxed and wanted to stay longer.

We would happily return. Points to be aware of which did not detract from our holiday but are good to be aware of. There is one bathroom with an old style electric shower so if there are five of you then you will need to take turns. The third bedroom is small and has a shorter bed than usual, my teenage daughter was entirely fine with this and fitted the bed - but we had warned her in advance. You canât use the washing machine at the same time as the kettle as it seems to trip the electric, but once we had worked this out it was fine. Lovely views of Pendle Hill and the valley really lifted our spirits on the morning after we arrived in a thunderstorm. Happy to return.

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Charles - Verified booking

The cottage internally was very good, however there were a number of things missing including hair drier, waste bins in bedrooms and chairs for the dressing tables.

More effort should be made for recycling as all went into the same waste bin. The biggest dissapointment was the lack of a sitting out area. The cottage was set in a court yard with cobbles stones and overlooked the back of the hotel. The view was not very nice. Sykes description of 13 acres of gardens to explore was not possible as the venue issued a statement which read Holiday guests do not have access to the hall or gardens or grounds unless the are attending an event. This needs to be clarified and changed in the Sykes information. The location satisfied our requirement geographically and if the above can be addressed then it can warrent your 5 Star rating.

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Things to do near Clitheroe

Forest of Bowland

The Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings and a wealth of outdoor activities including walking, cycling and fishing. Visitors can also enjoy quaint market towns, traditional pubs and excellent local food. Don't miss the Bowland Wild Boar Park, a unique family attraction. Address: The Forest of Bowland AONB, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3AT

Whalley Abbey

Whalley Abbey, situated in the heart of the picturesque Ribble Valley, is a stunning 14th-century ruin with a fascinating history dating back to the 12th century. Explore the beautiful gardens and grounds or take a guided tour to uncover the stories behind this former Cistercian abbey. With regular events and exhibitions, it's a must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike. Address: The Sands, Whalley, Clitheroe BB7 9SS

Clitheroe Castle and Museum

Clitheroe Castle and Museum, located in the heart of the picturesque Lancashire market town, offers a fascinating journey through 350 million years of history. The castle keep offers breathtaking views of the town and surrounding countryside. With exhibitions ranging from Roman artefacts to modern art, there's something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to explore the hidden dungeons! Address: Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA

Clitheroe Cottages

Lancashire

Pendleside

Ref: S123039

Reviews 33

Lancashire

The Coachmen

Ref: S598193

Reviews 1

Lancashire

Astoria Lodge

Ref: S1008660

Lancashire

Roosters Rest - Uk31826

Ref: S328862

Lancashire

Pendleside

Ref: S351582

Lancashire

The Gardener

Ref: S598192

Reviews 1

Lancashire

Stylish 3 Bed Home in Clitheroe

Ref: S929059