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Falcon Manor Hotel
Built in 1841, this Grade II listed building has retained many period features, with converted and tastefully furnished interiors creating the warm and friendly atmosphere.
Old Swan
Set in Skipton, 41 km from Royal Hall Theatre, Old Swan offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi.
The Lister Arms
In the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Lister Arms is a quintessential English pub and AA 4-star 18th-century inn, offering home-cooked food and cosy accommodation.
The Craven Arms
Located on the outskirts of Giggleswick, 1.9 km from the town of Settle, The Craven Arms is a family-friendly property offering free WiFi and free parking.
The Black Horse Inn
Located in Settle, 39 km from Trough of Bowland, The Black Horse Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
The Coach and Horses
Located in Clitheroe, 27 km from King George's Hall, The Coach and Horses provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa - Skipton
Nestled in the heart of a 1,400-acre estate, our hotel is where you'll find delicious dining, showcasing our Yorkshire roots, a luxury spa, and beautiful accommodation that boasts stunning views of...
Stirk House Hotel
Stirk House Hotel & Restaurant overlooks the historic Ribble Valley in the heart of rural Lancashire.
The White Bull
Situated in Gisburn, 29 km from King George's Hall, The White Bull features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
The Buck Inn, Malham
Located in the heart of Malham, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Buck Inn, Malham Inn is a family-run pub, offering home-cooked food and en suite accommodation.
What guests said about Long Preston:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Lovely little town.
Lovely little town. There are 2 pubs - we ate at the Boars head which had some lovely specials and fabulous desserts with lovely staff. There isn't a supermarket nearby but the village post office shop sells all of the essentials. Next to the post office their is a small alley filled with bookshelves where you can choose some books/DVDs/games to take away for a donation to charity made inside the shop - a lovely quirk and we did pick up a couple of books and a DVD to read/watch at the cottage. If you enjoy walking there are a fair few lovely walks which can be done directly from the village. We also drove out to Malham Tarn which offers a beautiful scenic walk, and to Feizor where we did a short circular walk up to dead man's cave and back down for lunch in the infamous tearooms there. The only downside to Long Preston is that the main road is ridiculously busy, and very difficult to cross! It can be avoided though as there are plenty of "snickets" (pedestrian lanes) running parallel which you can use to make your way through town.
SarahUnited Kingdom
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