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  • Last Minute Cottages - Brook View Cottage
    • 2

    Calderdale

    Brook View Cottage

    Ref: S879818

    Reviews 4

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    Share special moments with those you love most at this Calder Valley cottage. Pet friendly, it''s perfect for a couple but could also accommodate a small family or set of pals. It boasts a secluded brook-side location, just 5 miles from Hebden...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Bed in Wilsden (93627)
    • 4

    Bradford

    Bed in Wilsden (93627)

    Ref: S811137

    3
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    Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 3 bedrooms – 1 double and 2 singles - 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and induction hob, washing machine,...

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    £83

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Ludd Brook Cottage
    • 2

    Calderdale

    Ludd Brook Cottage

    Ref: S776607

    Reviews 2

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    Luddenden is a conservation village in Calderdale, close to Hebden Bridge. The community is first mentioned in 1284, and in 1375 a corn mill was moved from Warley Town to exploit the Luddenden Brook. Nearby, the attractive town of Hebden Bridge is...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Bed in Harrogate (79166)
    • 1

    North Yorkshire

    Bed in Harrogate (79166)

    Ref: S276488

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    Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 2 bedrooms - 1 king-size zip-and-link (which can be made into a 2ft 6 twin on request) and 1 double - 1 shower room with WC and 1 en-suite bathroom with corner bath and WC -...

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    £106

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Moscow Mews
    • 3

    Bradford

    Moscow Mews

    Ref: S139411

    Reviews 43

    3
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    Thornton is village suburb of the city of Bradford. This small stone-built village houses a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, in addition to the café which sits within the building where which the Brontë sisters were born. Within the...

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    £73

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Toll Gate Cottage
    • 3

    Calderdale

    Toll Gate Cottage

    Ref: S1000289

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Cosy Green End Retreat
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Cosy Green End Retreat

    Ref: S992760

    2
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  • Last Minute Cottages - Steeple View - A two bedroom 18th century cottage.
    • 3

    Leeds

    Steeple View - A two bedroom 18th century cottage.

    Ref: S980408

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    £132

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  • Last Minute Cottages - 2 Bed in Harrogate 79166
    • 3

    Leeds

    2 Bed in Harrogate 79166

    Ref: S962569

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Railway Retreat
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Railway Retreat

    Ref: S978725

    3
    5

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  • Last Minute Cottages - 3 Bed in Wilsden 93627
    • 3

    Bradford

    3 Bed in Wilsden 93627

    Ref: S991975

    3
    4

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    £84

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  • Last Minute Cottages - LITTLE RED HOLIDAY HOME - 2 Bed House with Free Parking within West Yorkshire, local access to the Peak District
    • 3

    Calderdale

    LITTLE RED HOLIDAY HOME - 2 Bed House with Free Parking within West Yorkshire, local access to the Peak District

    Ref: S916414

    2
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  • Last Minute Cottages - Halifax Town House - Cosy - Sleeps 5
    • 3

    Calderdale

    Halifax Town House - Cosy - Sleeps 5

    Ref: S955240

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    5

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Stylish House in Wakefield - Sleeps 6
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Stylish House in Wakefield - Sleeps 6

    Ref: S1034898

    3
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  • Last Minute Cottages - BOBBIN ROW - Grade 2 Listed Property with a Beautiful Design with Access to Leeds
    • 3

    Leeds

    BOBBIN ROW - Grade 2 Listed Property with a Beautiful Design with Access to Leeds

    Ref: S946202

    3
    6

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  • Last Minute Cottages - LeedsHouse Sleeps9 PrivateGarden Tv Wifi
    • 3

    Leeds

    LeedsHouse Sleeps9 PrivateGarden Tv Wifi

    Ref: S1025980

    4
    9

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Leeds getaway with hot tub & gaming room
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Leeds getaway with hot tub & gaming room

    Ref: S960021

    4
    10

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    £307

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Charming 2-Bed House, sleeps 6, pet friendly
    • 3

    Calderdale

    Charming 2-Bed House, sleeps 6, pet friendly

    Ref: S1067666

    1
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  • Last Minute Cottages - Large House Close To Leeds - Ideal For Groups
    • 3

    Leeds

    Large House Close To Leeds - Ideal For Groups

    Ref: S985403

    5
    13

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Daisy Cottage
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Daisy Cottage

    Ref: S925504

    2
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  • Last Minute Cottages - Gemütliches Ferienhaus für 2 Personen und 1 Kind
    • 3

    Kirklees

    Gemütliches Ferienhaus für 2 Personen und 1 Kind

    Ref: S979234

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Bank Top Cottage - Uk49215
    • 3

    Bradford

    Bank Top Cottage - Uk49215

    Ref: S1067937

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Bank Top Mews - Uk49214
    • 3

    Bradford

    Bank Top Mews - Uk49214

    Ref: S1067938

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Lovely Lawns Lane
    • 3

    Wakefield

    Lovely Lawns Lane

    Ref: S992802

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    West Yorkshire is a great place for a holiday. There is something for everyone here and plenty of natural beauty to explore. From the stunning views atop Ilkley Moor to the hustle and bustle of the big cities, West Yorkshire is a special destination. Outdoorsy types can take advantage of the many walking and cycling trails, while there's plenty of activities available for children, including Zoos and adventure parks.

    Dog-friendly holiday cottages in West Yorkshire are a great way to take a break and take your furry friend along with you. There are a wide range of cottages to choose from, with many featuring secure gardens and grounds, so your pooch can get out and play. Inside, you'll find cosy living areas and special touches like welcome treats and bedding. With such an array of dog-friendly properties available all over the country, it's easy to find one to suit the whole family.

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    Reviews

    What our customers say about their holidays

    • Malcolm - Verified booking

      Moscow Mews is spacious and well-furnished throughout, with a very secure garden for our dog once we had noticed that the side gate had been left open prior to our arrival.

      We appreciated the welcome pack of two bottles of water and a packet of biscuits. However, photos are available of a number of shortcomings that should have been dealt with previously. Many should not to have been an issue if Sykes’ property inspector(s) had been more meticulous in their work. A direction sign at the end of the access lane would be very helpful to find the property when you first arrive. There are no “rural views” from the sunken patio and its furniture, as is alluded to in Sykes’ website, as you must stand well up the lawn to see over the fence. We had to tidy and bin the old dog dirt found in the garden upon our arrival. Our dog spent time exploring the back garden each day and had to be rubbed dry in the kitchen after even the shortest time there due to the long, uncut grass. The lawns were mowed mid-week, but a large amount of the clippings was left on the grass so we had to brush our footwear clean after every sortie outdoors to avoid spreading grass cuttings throughout the house. Is this why there was a dustpan and brush outside the back door? The bed in the ensuite room has a very hard mattress and the room’s door frame has what looks like a major subsidence crack about one inch wide on the right-hand side as you enter. The cracks continue across the ensuite’s tiled floor and are also visible in the tiled window sill at its right-hand end. The bedroom door onto the landing will not shut as a result of the movement of the property. The step into the room should have its edge highlighted as it is hard to see when entering the room in the dark due to the position of the light switch. (The same comment is true of the steps into the additional living room, downstairs.) One bedside light has no means of being used as there is no wall socket within reach of its wire! Soap scum and hair were found in the shower area of the separate bathroom. We were very surprised to find discarded yogurt containers and what looked like the seal from one of these bottles in the top drawer of the furniture in the other double bedroom. A major problem is the complete lack of instructions for the kitchen appliances, meaning we had to call our host (as helpful as she could be) to find out how to switch on the cooker. We also had to throw away a proportion of our food as the fridge is set to be so cold that it freezes food solid and there were no instructions to show how to adjust its settings. Other guests have also commented on the urgent need to provide these very necessary booklets. Numerous items of crockery are badly chipped and had to be put to one side as they are not fit for use, while the pans are in urgent need of replacement as they are so badly scored that their non-stick surfaces detach into your food if you use them. We thoroughly enjoyed visiting TV’s Cannon Hall Farm near Barnsley, Shibden Hall and its park in Halifax, the Bronte Parsonage in nearby Haworth and the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. We also highly recommend the delicious home-made food at Cliffe Castle Pavilion in Keighley. We loved having access to the local footpath network from just outside the property's front gate. Great for walking our dog

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    • Malcolm - Verified booking

      Moscow Mews is spacious and well-furnished throughout, with a very secure garden for our dog once we had noticed that the side gate had been left open prior to our arrival.

      We appreciated the welcome pack of two bottles of water and a packet of biscuits. However, photos are available of a number of shortcomings that should have been dealt with previously. Many should not to have been an issue if Sykes’ property inspector(s) had been more meticulous in their work. A direction sign at the end of the access lane would be very helpful to find the property when you first arrive. There are no “rural views” from the sunken patio and its furniture, as is alluded to in Sykes’ website, as you must stand well up the lawn to see over the fence. We had to tidy and bin the old dog dirt found in the garden upon our arrival. Our dog spent time exploring the back garden each day and had to be rubbed dry in the kitchen after even the shortest time there due to the long, uncut grass. The lawns were mowed mid-week, but a large amount of the clippings was left on the grass so we had to brush our footwear clean after every sortie outdoors to avoid spreading grass cuttings throughout the house. Is this why there was a dustpan and brush outside the back door? The bed in the ensuite room has a very hard mattress and the room’s door frame has what looks like a major subsidence crack about one inch wide on the right-hand side as you enter. The cracks continue across the ensuite’s tiled floor and are also visible in the tiled window sill at its right-hand end. The bedroom door onto the landing will not shut as a result of the movement of the property. The step into the room should have its edge highlighted as it is hard to see when entering the room in the dark due to the position of the light switch. (The same comment is true of the steps into the additional living room, downstairs.) One bedside light has no means of being used as there is no wall socket within reach of its wire! Soap scum and hair were found in the shower area of the separate bathroom. We were very surprised to find discarded yogurt containers and what looked like the seal from one of these bottles in the top drawer of the furniture in the other double bedroom. A major problem is the complete lack of instructions for the kitchen appliances, meaning we had to call our host (as helpful as she could be) to find out how to switch on the cooker. We also had to throw away a proportion of our food as the fridge is set to be so cold that it freezes food solid and there were no instructions to show how to adjust its settings. Other guests have also commented on the urgent need to provide these very necessary booklets. Numerous items of crockery are badly chipped and had to be put to one side as they are not fit for use, while the pans are in urgent need of replacement as they are so badly scored that their non-stick surfaces detach into your food if you use them. We thoroughly enjoyed visiting TV’s Cannon Hall Farm near Barnsley, Shibden Hall and its park in Halifax, the Bronte Parsonage in nearby Haworth and the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. We also highly recommend the delicious home-made food at Cliffe Castle Pavilion in Keighley.

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    • Julie - Verified booking

      Moscow Mews is a brilliantly appointed cottage with plenty of room for six adults.

      On arrival we were greeted by our lovely host and were delighted to find freshly laid eggs, biscuits, milk, orange juice and wine waiting for us in the kitchen. The bedrooms are all well sized and comfortable and the view from the master suite is the icing on the cake. The bathrooms are clean and modern and there is plenty of hot water and good pressure in the showers. Downstairs there are two comfortable lounges, one with a charming wood burning stove and the other with a retro gaming table and a big screen smart TV. So whether you want to snuggle by the fire or watch the latest show on Netflix you are well sorted. The kitchen has everything you could possibly need including that most illusive of holiday rental kit, good sharp knives. The rear garden has seating for at least six and would have been great for outside dining but the weather prevented us from trying that. The location of the cottage is brilliant for exploring the many delights West Yorkshire has to offer and is within comfortable driving range for Halifax, Bradford, Hebden Bridge, Huddersfield and Leeds. There are two good pubs within walking distance which were open when we visited (the White Horse and the Ring O Bells) sadly the Rock n Heifer was not open but looked very interesting. The two pubs which were open do excellent food which is available for take away as well as eating in. Social distancing is taken very seriously in the area and most tourist attractions have sanitation stations and one way systems to help keep visitors and staff safe. I would not hesitate to recommend Moscow Mews and look forward to returning as there is still much we didn’t get to see in this lovely piece of the world. Oh and if you do stay here make sure to check out the egg honesty box as there are many delights to be purchased, including the best red cabbage I’ve tasted since my grandma’s.

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    • Natalie - Verified booking

      Positives: Nicely decorated cottage in a lovely quiet area surrounded by nature and some good walks.

      The bed is comfortable and the kitchen is well appointed for cooking. WIFI is really good and Freeview / Netflix is available. Negatives: Sadly, the back garden is scruffy and needs a good tidy up. There are piles of what looks like building materials lying around, and the decking has seen better days - it's really very slippery with moss. I was left with 1/4 of a toilet roll and no washing up liquid. The owner told me that it was my responsibility to buy these things and ensure enough was left for other guests, however, that was not done for me, so their system clearly doesn't work. This was rectified eventually, and one of the owner's family members dropped these items off for me. I'd recommend making it very clear that guests need to bring their own essentials, including loo roll and washing up liquid. I also had to clean up dog mess in the garden and dog wee in the living room from the previous guest. Nothing was done to rectify this, it very much seemed that I wasn't believed when I reported this to Sykes and the owner. Overall, it's a good base for walking and visiting attractions such as Shibden Hall. Perhaps a bit of a tidy up and a better system for leaving guests with the essentials would be useful.

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    • Jeenal - Verified booking

      From the beginning of this holiday to the end it was AMAZING!

      Me and my friends had come to stay for my 23rd birthday at this beautiful spacious cottage. When we arrived we we noticed they had left fresh eggs that were layed the same day, loaf of bread, oreos packet (my all time favourite), butter, jam, honey and a bottle of wine! The host helped us in terms of getting us bits and bobs that were'nt in the house such as cellotape for stickign up banners, the host was very approchable and worked to satisfied our every needs. She was also really quick when responding to text and calls. The place was beautiful inside, it gave off a really cosy feeling. the garden space was also enough for a bbq and playign mini games, there was nice seating spaces wit comfortable cushions. Our afternoon walks in the country side were really relaxing and had amazig views. The bedroom which has a en suite bathroom had amaing window views and was so nice to wake up in the morning. I live about 120 miles away from the place, and would 100% make the effort to come back with friends again in the future. Thank you for having us and letting us stay as your beautiful property.

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    Things to do near West Yorkshire

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    Tropical World

    Tropical World in Leeds is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. With over 45 different species of animals, including meerkats, butterflies, and exotic birds, it's a great place to explore. The park also features tropical gardens, waterfalls, and a rainforest habitat. Don't miss the nocturnal zone, where you can see creatures that are active at night. Address: Princes Ave, Leeds LS8 2ER

    Yorkshire Sculpture Park

    The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is situated in the 500-acre, 18th century Bretton Hall Estate and is the largest of its kind in Europe. More than 80 works are on display across the site. The sculptures include bronzes by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth’s “The Family of Man” and site-specific works by David Nash, Andy Goldsworthy and other world-leading artists.

    Thackray Medical Museum

    Thackray Medical Museum in Leeds is a fascinating attraction for those interested in the history of medicine. The museum showcases the development of medicine through the ages and features interactive exhibits, collections, and reconstructions of Victorian operating theaters. Visitors can even step into the shoes of a surgeon and experience a surgical operation. Address: Beckett St, Leeds LS9 7LN

    Royal Armouries Museum

    Superb armoury museum with stunning live demonstrations and over 8,000 objects in five galleries from war to self defence and hunting. Family friendly, toilets.

    Pugneys Country Park

    Pugneys Country Park makes a fantastic day out for the whole family. There's woodland trails to explore, and plenty of wildlife for nature lovers. On selected weekends there is a light railway and cafe. During the summer months you can rent a pedalo to explore the park by water. Dog friendly.

    Ponderosa Zoo

    Ponderosa Zoo in West Yorkshire is a delightful family-friendly attraction. The zoo is home to a variety of animals, including lemurs, meerkats, and birds of prey. Visitors can participate in animal encounters and feedings, and there's even a playground for children. The on-site cafe serves delicious food and drinks. Address: Smithies Ln, Heckmondwike WF16 0PN

    Bankfield Museum

    Museum in Halifax in a Victorian mill owner's house containing an international collection of textiles. Regular events and changing exhibitions. Admission free.

    Leeds City Museum

    Leeds City Museum is located on Millennium Square in the centre of the city and is an educational museum with natural history displays, artwork and historical exhibitions about Leeds. The Museum has many interactive items too, making learning fun for children.

    Bradford Industrial Museum

    Kent Battle of Britain Museum

    Hemsworth Waterpark & Playworld

    Hemsworth Waterpark & Playworld is a fantastic destination for families looking to enjoy a fun day out. The park features a range of attractions, including a large outdoor adventure playground, a boating lake, and a sandy beach. Visitors can also enjoy picnics and walks in the picturesque surroundings. Located in Pontefract, WF9 5JB

    Brontë Parsonage Museum

    Former home of the famous Bronte sisters, rooms have been restored with period furnishings. Home of the Bronte Society. Onsite gift shop. Regular exhibitions and events.

    Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park

    Experience the history and natural beauty of Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park. The museum features collections on local history, natural history, and textiles, including an Egyptian mummy. Explore the park's stunning gardens, lake, and woodland trails, perfect for picnics and walks. The Victorian Gothic mansion also offers a café and gift shop. Located at Wilton Park, Batley WF17 0AS

    National Coal Mining Museum

    England's national coal mining museum provides an excellent opportunity to travel 140 metres underground in one of the oldest mines. Free entry & disabled access.

    Wakefield Museum

    Discover Wakefield during the second world war and the superb museum collections from the 1820s. Disabled toilets, groups welcome, gift shop.

    National Science and Media Museum

    Bradford Museum showing all forms of visual media, cinema film, photography, web, Imax 3d cinema, radio and television. Disabled access, shops and café. Admission free.

    Abbey House Museum

    Abbey House Museum in Leeds is a fascinating journey through time. Walk through Victorian streets, see impressive examples of folk art, and explore life in a Victorian-era abbey. Interactive exhibits and costumed guides bring the past to life in this family-friendly museum. Address: Abbey Walk, Leeds LS5 3EH

    Gaddings Dam

    Accessible only by a steep hike, Gaddings Dam is an excellent day out for the more adventurous. You'll want to bring hiking shoes, but will be rewarded with an excellent view from the top of the uplands moors. Limited car parking and amenities. Dog friendly.
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