Malham Holiday Cottages

Malham Cottages

North Yorkshire

The Threshing Floor at Tennant Barn

Ref: S674266

Reviews 19

The picturesque village of Malham has pubs and tearooms and a National Park Centre. It is a magnet for visitors to the Dales who come to see one of Britain's most impressive natural features - Malham Cove, a natural cavern or 'amphitheatre' of...

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£82

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North Yorkshire

Town Head Farm

Ref: S3420

Reviews 35

The village of Malham is an ideal base for visitors to the Dales who come to see one of Britain's most impressive natural features - Malham Cove. The Cove consists of a natural cavern or 'amphitheatre' of limestone rock stretching 75 metres in...

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North Yorkshire

The Threshing Floor at Tennant Barn

Ref: S1005532

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£95

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North Yorkshire

Badger Hill Barn

Ref: S1049500

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£148

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North Yorkshire

Prior Hall Farm Cottage - 3 bedroom luxury cottage in center of Malham

Ref: S1050220

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£150

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Town Head Farm

Ref: S349492

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North Yorkshire

Ewes Leap Cottage

Ref: S900007

Reviews 3

The picturesque Dales village of Airton is situated in beautiful Malhamdale amidst superb open limestone countryside. The village was known as Airtone in the Domesday Book, and was originally a Quaker village. There is still a Quaker meeting...

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North Yorkshire

Goal Farm Cottage

Ref: S882702

Reviews 1

The village of Hellifield lies between Settle and Skipton at the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It's a thriving, small community with a local pub, scattering of small shops, a renowned butcher's and historic railway station. The...

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North Yorkshire

Goal Farm Cottage

Ref: S998752

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£71

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Ewes Leap Cottage

Ref: S1017762

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Malham Holiday Cottages

The village of Malham is situated in the Craven district of North Yorkshire. It’s documented in the Domesday Book, where it’s referred to as Malgun, meaning settlement by a gravelly place. Pretty cottages with limestone walls line the stream in the village centre, and there are dramatic landscapes at the southern base of the Yorkshire Dales. Malham Cove is a curving cliff formation shaped like an amphitheatre with a vertical face some 260 feet tall. The spectacular Gordale Scar gorge slices the limestone hillside of Malham with a series of waterfalls. Continue to the Malham Tarn, a glacial lake just north of the village with rare animals and plants.

At Snaptrip we have gorgeous holiday cottages in Malham to suit every taste. From fire pits to swimming pools, we have every luxury you could want in hand-picked properties ranging from period cottages to stunning barn conversions. Whether it’s ample parking, disabled facilities or a place that welcomes your dog, we have something for everyone.

We have thousands of holiday cottages across the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee, ensuring incredible value. Our customer service team is waiting to help with requests or questions. Why wait to experience the beauty of Malham?

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What our customers say about their holidays

Gary - Verified booking

The cottage was tired and run down - tv didnât work properly, no controller for the DVD player.

.. it was quite dirty and just generally unloved. This wasnât cheap either... When we arrived we were greeted by a bottle of wine which was nice but all that was undone by the fact the heating nor water hadnât been put on and with elderly folk we had to put it on and leave for the pub returning an hour later. The house was Damp - the radiator in the kitchen didnât work - the furniture smelt of damp too To the people that own the cottage - if you canât be bothered please donât take peoples money as it is unfair ? Malham is beautiful and this is perfectly located to get out and about. - not for young kids as there is nothing to do without a properly working tv or working DVD and no phone signal or internet - there is no WiFi at all - if you go, take lots of toys and puzzles but I would seriously think about going unless you are just using it as a hub for walking - if you are the hostels would be far cheaper and offer more Iâve used Sykes for years but Iâm really disappointed- I never leave reviews but I feel I should here to warn other away

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Christine - Verified booking

In general the house was OK but there were problems and I certainly would have been unhappy if the weather was inclement as the place clearly has a damp problem.

The over was not very clean, many of the pots and pans, crockery and glasses had to be washed before use as they were not very clean. It was not as child friendly as we hoped, the stairgate was not secure and the children quickly worked out you only had to flip the latch to escape. The garden was great for the children but the gate was broken and we had to barricade it to avoid escape I also had to cut back lots of stinging nettles so the children did not hurt themselves as they played. Dinning room chairs had some tacks sticking out of the side of the seats which caught on clothes and little ones. The downstairs shower room had a terrible condensation problem, even letting the extractor run on did not clear it. The shower door did not fit properly and left puddles on the floor. I would not recommend this particular property, a disappointment as Sykes have not disappointed before. We did have a good stay but the weather was brilliant so did not spend a great deal of time indoors.

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Susan - Verified booking

Overall everything was exactly as we expect.

The location is great for walking, confortable place to stay for a family size booking. It was perfect for our trip. We only have two complaints really and that is firstly the check out time, which we were aware of before hand, but was still not very convenient, especially at such a high cost for two nights. It means you can't set yourself up for the day (with their being 7 of us) with breakfast and shower and packing before leaving without getting up at the crack of dawn. Considering the late check in time, you would think 11 or even 10am wouldn't be that big of a stretch and would give guests a better experience. Secondly and finally, the plug socket in the living room near the TV is in a dangerous condition and I would suggest it needs urgent attention. The plug socket crackles when turned on and doesn't maintain consistent connection. It's potentially both a fire and shock hazard.

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C - Verified booking

I've got to say a lovely, lovely cottage.

Very spacious and a great base for Malham and surrounding areas. I'd use again. Additionally the holiday was a real treat. It's a small thing ( and only a small thing as made aware from owner) however there was no gas central heating available for the weekend we arrived and the upstairs rooms were pretty unusable as so cold. Trust me I'm from Scotland - I know cold!!!! So until gas man arrived on Sunday we had no real heating in a big cold property. As I say Pamela ( owner) made us aware of it in advance by writing a note to explain and completely outwith her control which I appreciate. I totally understood but not really my concern for a property rental advertising GCH. That said was great after that concern. Probably only thing missing is Sky TV and internet but I like my electronics and appreciate dales is a little traditional which is equally important/ nice

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Penny - Verified booking

Lovely accommodation in a beautiful village.

The cottage is extremely comfortable and the bed is huge. We slept so well while we were there and were not our normal early risers! The kitchen, whilst being petit and bijou, is well stocked with equipment and cooking was a pleasure unlike in some properties we've stayed in. I would definitely recommend that you take your own provisions as supplies in the local convenience store are very limited and the closest supermarkets are a bit of a trek away (there is a large fridge/freezer in the property). The Lister Arms was a wonderful, cosy dog friendly bolthole for a drink or a meal at the end of the day (it is very popular and booking is advisable if you want to eat there even mid-week) and would recommend the coffee shop in the village for breakfast, lunch or coffee and cake. The farm shop a couple of miles away also does a fab breakfast.

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Things to do near Malham

Gordale Scar

The hidden gorge at Gordale Scar has awed many visitors over the years. There's plenty of walking trails around and more accessible routes if you don't want to scramble or that are suitable for dogs. The waterfall is a particularly famous point of interest.

Skipton Castle

Over 900 years old, Skipton Castle is one of the most complete and best preserved medieval castles in England. From the Dungeon to the Watch Tower, this is a castle where you can truly explore its impressive history and magnificent grounds.

Holiday cottages in Malham

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Malham Cottages

North Yorkshire

The Threshing Floor at Tennant Barn

Ref: S674266

Reviews 19

North Yorkshire

Town Head Farm

Ref: S3420

Reviews 35

North Yorkshire

The Threshing Floor at Tennant Barn

Ref: S1005532

North Yorkshire

Badger Hill Barn

Ref: S1049500

North Yorkshire

Prior Hall Farm Cottage - 3 bedroom luxury cottage in center of Malham

Ref: S1050220

North Yorkshire

Town Head Farm

Ref: S349492

North Yorkshire

Ewes Leap Cottage

Ref: S900007

Reviews 3

North Yorkshire

Goal Farm Cottage

Ref: S882702

Reviews 1

North Yorkshire

Goal Farm Cottage

Ref: S998752

North Yorkshire

Ewes Leap Cottage

Ref: S1017762