Former working mill, self catering apartments, hand delivered produce and croissants, flat screen television with DVDs, business conference facilities

Superb9.1

(62 reviews)

Robin Hood Inn

District: Pecket Well Super SaverPopular

Dating back to the 17th century, a historic coaching inn ideally located for easy access to Hebden Bridge.

Good7.3

(35 reviews)

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Introduction to Hebden Bridge, England

Situated in the far northern reaches of England, in the county of West Yorkshire, lies Hebden Bridge; a beautiful little township that rests at the junction of its namesake river and the River Calder. More than 4,500 residents call this town home, which makes up a part of the 11,000 citizens found in the surrounding region of Calder Valley. The late spring time is when most of the Hebden Bridge hotels are at their busiest, due to the annual Great Arts and Fringe Arts Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors from all over West Yorkshire and Northern England. The Handmade Parade is a famous midsummer event throughout Yorkshire too. The most efficient mode of transport into the town of Hebden Bridge is via rail. The station in the town, which is renowned for its historic structure, links the city to many settlements across Lancashire and Yorkshire, including Greater Manchester, Leeds, and Blackpool.

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