Holiday Apartments in Holmfirth

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Evalynne - Verified booking

  The flat is comfortable, and decorated nicely.

  However finding it was an issue, as there is no sign or number on the door and the parking situation is tricky with it being on a split double bend with double yellow lines so we had problems locating the flat and unloading when we arrived, it would be useful to be clear about the location on the advert. Also, advertising it as a cottage seems a little misleading. It is a flat with steep stairs from the front door to the lounge and kitchen and further steep stairs to the bedrooms. We would not have booked it had this been clear in the advert, my mother is 82 and disabled which made it really challenging for her. The 'balcony' area off the kitchen needs a good clean up, there were lots of wasps and it was slimy underfoot with lots of leaves. Not an area of any use really and there is no outside area for a dog despite it being a dog friendly property. However, the location is great - very central, and we were pleased with the double glazing as we could hardly hear the roads and wine bar next door. Could have used some microwavable dishes, and instructions for the microwave/grill thing and it was disappointing to find we were allocated three clothes hangers each, and no wardrobes or anywhere to hang towels. Lastly, this is the first place in 20 years where there was no welcome gift, but we got over that. Great place to explore Holmfirth and the surrounding Pennines and Peaks from but not ideal for dogs, elderly, or disabled people.

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• Janice - Verified booking

  Pros - right in the centre of Holmforth near all visitor attractions Clean inside and cosy Cons NO PARKING, did specify there was parking on the advert but had to park in the local CO--OP £6.

  50 a day ( x2) which owner said she would pay . After several calls and texts said she would, but did not refund. ):. Very noisy at night till early hours , it is a joined to a wine bar so expected at weekends. Avoid front bedroom if you are a light sleeper. Stairs very steep, I am very fit, but I was going up with my hands before me on the stairs. This has already been mentioned by a previous review ,as he had fallen down them.- suggested a hand rail but nothing fitted. Please note- no number on the door, so very difficult to find. We arrived at around 3pm and it was chaotic trying to find the airbnb, traffic extremely busy. Again a previous review mentioned no number on the door, but again nothing had been done. This would cost about £2 for a couple of stickers and save a lot of hassle! I hope you don't find this review too negative, I am always honest .

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• Karen - Verified booking

  Just had a week in this beautiful property.

  Our family of 2 adults and 2 teenagers loved it. Chloe contacted us before our stay to ask if we would like the beds to be made single rather than a double for the teens which was a great help. She also messaged us through our stay to check everything was ok. The amenities in the property were fabulous, comfortable beds and everything we needed in the kitchen was there. Shower/bath lovely and plenty of hot water. We always found parking up the road which was about a 5 minute walk so perfect. Thank you for a lovely time.

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• Jack - Verified booking

  I cannot stress this enough, there should be hand rails on the stairs.

  THERE ARE NOT! I once did a back flip down the stairs between the first and second floors, striking my head on the door to the heater closet. The stairs horizontal length is short causing the heels of someone with large feet, such as myself, to have no support. I was fortunate to not suffer a more serious injury than I did. I have mentioned this before but no action has been taken. My wife and I practically crawl up the stairs. There is a high possibility for someone to be seriously injured on these stairs.

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• Jack - Verified booking

  A very nice, roomy cottage.

  I’ve stayed there several times and will again if the opportunity arises. I have two suggestions that I cannot stress strongly enough. (1) Hand rails are needed on the stairs. I once fell backwards down the stairs due to the lack of a hand rail. Had I sustained serious injuries you would’ve heard more than just this note. (2) A bar to grasp when entering/exiting the bath tub is needed. The bottom of the tub is very slick. I bought shower shoes in Huddersfield to prevent a fall.

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