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17th Century 2-bed/bath period cottage
17th Century 2-bed/bath period cottage is located in Barrowford, just 15 miles from King George's Hall and 25 miles from Victoria Theatre.
Lazy Days Cottage
Lazy Days Cottage is located in Barrowford, just 15 miles from King George's Hall and 23 miles from Victoria Theatre. This property offers a plunge pool, free Wifi, and free private parking.
Pendle Inn
Pendle Inn has a shared lounge, restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities in Barrowford. Offering a tennis court, the property is located within 15 miles of King George's Hall.
Burnley North Oaks Hotel and Leisure Club
Nestled amid 4 acres of landscaped gardens, this renovated Victorian mansion offers attractive accommodations, an effortless drive away from junction 12 of the M65.
Trawden Arms Community Owned Pub
Located 19 miles from King George's Hall, Trawden Arms Community Owned Pub offers 4-star accommodations in Winewall and features a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort
Located in Burnley, 12 miles from King George's Hall, Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
The Craven Heifer Inn
The Craven Heifer Inn is a gastro inn located in Kelbrook. It offers stylish bedrooms with attached bathroom with gourmet dining on site.
The Assheton Arms
Featuring a restaurant, bar and views of mountain, The Assheton Arms is located in Clitheroe, 14 miles from King George's Hall.
Holiday Inn Express Burnley M65 Jct 10, an IHG Hotel
Located in the stunning Pennine Hills, along the M65 hall in Burnley, this new hotel enjoys easy access to the bustling centers of Manchester, Preston, Blackpool and Leeds.
Calf's Head Hotel
Located in Clitheroe, 12 miles from King George's Hall, Calf's Head Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
What Guests Said About Barrowford:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Great nights sleep in a comfortable bed with the window open...
Great nights sleep in a comfortable bed with the window open felt safe as a female solo traveler. I loved the rural quiet village location and layout of the room bedroom upstairs with a nice view over the garden from the window and a skylight that could be opened at night and a new smart TV with Free Netfix the shower was very hot with good pressure. Great Value
LisaCanada - 8.0Scored 8.0
People are very friendly, plenty of places to eat and drink,...
People are very friendly, plenty of places to eat and drink, from cafes, pubs, restaurants to Michelin star eateries if you fancy. Great for walking, lots of easy access routes. Barrowford sites right on the canal network and also has the River Pendle running through it. A hub to many other interesting places to visit.john OgleyUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
The evening meals were very good in the pub.
The evening meals were very good in the pub. Highly recommended. If booking, state you want rooms 1-4 and avoid rooms 5 and 6. It seems to be a good place for walking but as it rained the whole time we were unable to take advantage. Roads are narrow so no parking available. All routes should be planned to start from the pub car park, providing you are staying there.CathieUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE, BUT NOT FAR AWAY.
IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE, BUT NOT FAR AWAY. BEAUTIFUL NATURE. ROOMS ARE SEPARATE BESIDE A VERY NICE PUB WITH KITCHEN. VERY NICE ACCOMODATION, LIKE A MINI-MAISONETTE. INCLUSIVE LITTLE KITCHEN (THAT i DID NOT USE, BUT WELLPROVIDED).
BastiaanSwitzerland - 8.0Scored 8.0
The inn is a lovely stone building and the pub / restaurant...
The inn is a lovely stone building and the pub / restaurant area decently maintained. The food is really very good and offers value for money, the steak and ale pie is recommended. There is a nice array of Thwaites hand pulled bitters along with what I assume to be is a guest ale. The staff are generally excellent (with exception of one staff member) being friendly and helpful. The cottages are not too well maintained though, they are crying out for a makeover. Externally the front doors and window frames have peeling paint. Internally the wallpaper, kitchen area tiles, painted areas, carpeting, and bathroom area tiles, are in need of replacement as they look scruffy and worn out. The drain away of bathroom sink and shower is incredibly slow, and the toilet seat of one cottage is loose. However, the accommodation is set in the lovely village of Barley and offers a perfect springboard for exploration of the surrounding countryside. I think the message is here 'come on Thwaites get some money pumped in and bring the accommodation up to the standard expected for the prices charged'.MarkUnited Kingdom
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