Good location

Radiator in bathroom needing attention was showing rust

Small, quirky, quaint - and absolutely fantastic. Everything you need in a compact package and the best bit - lying in the comfy bed at night listening to the river burbling by.

Nothing to dislike

We loved the location of the cottage and the views from it. We also loved the character of the cottage even though it was quite small, we still loved it.

The only thing we would probably mention was the bed. We found it to be quite uncomfortable and we kept waking up quite achy.

Cosy cottage nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, with its unbeatable location as its main highlight. Situated in the centre of Ingleton, right on the riverbank, it offers direct access to nearby hiking trails—perfect for nature lovers and walkers. The kitchen is well equipped, with an oven, gas cooktop, microwave, fridge, freezer, sink, and plenty of cooking utensils, dishes, plus a toaster, kettle, and French press. While the cottage is small and has its quirks, it’s full of character, and it’s clear the owner has put thought into making it comfortable. For one or two people looking for a short stay, it provides almost everything needed.

The kitchen is generally well appointed, but there were no basic seasonings or sweeteners (salt, pepper, sugar, etc.), which meant a trip to the local co-op, where options were limited. Had I known, I would have brought my own. The kitchen hood light was out, and the freezer needed defrosting. While non-stick cookware is provided, the only utensil suitable for it was a very worn wooden spoon. The mattress is overdue for replacement, and the reclining sofa is quite tired and had a noticeable smell—the reclining mechanism on one side is also broken. The absence of a shower is a significant drawback, especially after a long day of hiking. There is no designated parking space. Parking is on the street, as available or in a pay and stay lot some distance away.