Cosy 2-Bed Cottage in a World Heritage Village

Super location, the mill visit was excellent

Pros: Historic yet well presented Cons: TV too high up

A beautiful cottage that felt like home for the weekend.

Pros: Lovely well equipped cottage in a great location. It felt like home. I loved the framed census telling you about the original resident’s. It had everything you needed. Lots of information about the surrounding area. Cons: Nothing

A very cosy cottage in a World Heritage site

Pros: The cottage is a traditional terrace created by Titus Salt in Saltaire and is part of the World Heritage site, yet it was modern clean and comfy. I particularly liked the large well designed shower. The kitchen was well organised and well equipped. The owners had been very thoughtful in providing all essentials as well as tea and coffee. An added bonus was the coffee machine. The beds were very comfy. The cottage is small being a 2 up 2 down but thought had been given to the layout so it felt very comfy for the 3 Adults staying. I enjoyed being immersed in the history and strolling in

The place was exactly as described. The hosts had also been thoughtful in preparing the place. There was tea, coffee, milk in the fridge, little pots of marmalade, sauces in the cupboards etc. There was even a little box of toys / treats for dogs if you’re bringing your pup with you.

Cosy!

Pros: Lovely location in Saltaire, and a nice cosy house with good kitchen and comfy bed. I was worried the parking would be an issue but the street was pretty quiet. Cons: A small grumble but the TV is too high on the wall - cricked necks all round! A very minor issue TBH.