Lodges & Log Cabins In Yorkshire

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Joanne - Verified booking

  We returned to Paddock Lodges again this year after staying in Rose Lodge in August last year - we said we'd be back !

  !! Last year I got the impression that the lodges were brand new and fixtures and fittings matched accordingly. It is expected that there be some signs of ware and tear and general usage, but I felt that a few simple house keeping and maintenance practices could be utlilised to keep the lodge in top notch condition and match expectations. For example in Buttercup Lodge the fan in the ensuite shower room did not work and added to the fact that one of the window catches was broken so the window could not be opened to allow steam to escape this ended up in a foisty room, faded and stained shower mats, one of the dining room spot lights needed replacing, the clock needed a new battery, kitchen bin broken and some of the light bulbs in the hot tub needed to be replaced - none of these things are major but add up to a little feel of neglect. Also, the the pots and pans had literally been thrown into the cupboard I assume by the previous occupier, just a quick check from cleaning staff to make sure the cupboard was in order would be sufficient. These are small points which were just a little disappointing, overall the lodge was immaculately clean, beds clean and comfortable, garden furniture and hot tub excellent. The site is well kept and tidy. Overall a resounding recommendation, but paying attention to those little details will ensure such high standards

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• Sharron - Verified booking

  This is a fabulous lodge, in an excellent location.

  We were so lucky to have found it, it made our stay in North Yorkshire perfect. It was well situated to reach all the places we wanted to visit. It was spacious, spotlessly clean and very well equipped. It had the comfiest beds I've ever slept in. The whole lodge had a touch of luxury about it from the lovely soft carpets in the bedrooms, the chandeliers, the modern kitchen and ensuite bathrooms to the hot tub ( the only point about the hot tub we did have was it could have been a bit bigger, as we are all really tall people). The terrace area at the back was completely private and the view to the hills lovely. My daughter loved watching the rabbits and pony in the field behind us. The lodge park is gated and safe for children to play. It it situated behind a pub called The Blackwell Ox Inn, which is a great little place, with a beer garden. It mainly serves excellent Thai food, but also has other options. The pub is quite busy, but that had no impact on the lodge as it was situated just far enough away for it to be still quiet and tranquil. It was good to have somewhere to pop in after a day out, if you want to. The staff were really friendly. We would definitely recommend this place to stay.

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• Luke - Verified booking

  Number 7 The Oaks was beautifully clean and very well equipped.

  The living room, kitchen and main bathroom were of a good size. We cooked each day and this worked well. The double bed was very comfortable. We stayed in October and the central heating worked very well and there was also an electric heater in the living room- cosy and warm. The balcony was a great size. A welcoming bottle of fizz and biscuits was a lovely touch. The statics are well spread out and the site itself was very quiet. The staff at reception were very friendly and helpful and there’s masses to do in the area. The staff were very knowledgeable about possible day trips. Things to consider… The site is very close to the A65 so if you need total peace and quiet don’t book on this site. Quarry lorries come past day and night and they do make a noise-especially at night! There is no information folder at the static. Sykes usually has one with lots of helpful info in (we had to seek help to get the boiler to work).

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• Mrs Elizabeth Trout - Verified booking

  This a very comfortable, spacious and well maintained property which exceeded our expectations. It has everything you need for self-catering. We enjoyed our stay and the village is well served by two butchers, a bakery (over the bridge) and several delis. There are two supermarkets - the Spar shop has a very good supply of local fruit and veg. We can recommend an evening's good entertainment at the Playhouse on Church Street. Pateley Bridge is an ideal location to explore Nidderdale and Wharfedale or further afield. Just a warning that the steep hills from the village centre to the property and the 14 steps up to the front door may be a challenge for people with mobility problems. Parking is nearby in the museum car park which is convenient but means several trips to unload/load.

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• Mrs Davis - Verified booking

  Spacious, comfortable cottage. It has a smart tv, lot of books, games and puzzles to keep you occupied on those rainy days. The kitchen is well equipped with lots of essentials provided. These include, coffee, tea, coffee mate, sugar, herbs and spices, gravy granules, salt, pepper, vinegar, cooking oil and dilute juice. Cleaning products, washing up liquid, hand wash and laundry pods are,also provided. Add to that, a welcome pack of wine and chocolates. The only issue we had was the smell of damp but we kept it well aired so it eventually cleared. It's a very quiet area but close enough to the high street, with the oldest sweet shop and an award winning butcher. I've been to pately bridge a few times and it's a great spot to further explore North yorkshire.

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