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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Ingleton – Based on 1,448 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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lovely scenery the white scar caves I would highly recommend & the ingleton falls was beautiful (you have to be a good walker though because your up & down many many step) Beautiful place. The local chip shop that was voted 3rd best in England we were very disappointed. Service was very slow, chips were small bits of potatoe & the fish was more batter than fish. I would give it a miss & go & find somewhere else that has better quality food.
good information centre and central location. Waterfall trail is a must if weather dry but you need about 3 -4 hours to complete Great old-fashioned sweet shop Climb to the top of Ingleborough and see Morecombe bay and the Lake District A nice walk can be centred on the Ribblehead viaduct and Station using the adjacent road carpark
The town was quaint. Needs a food coop store. Plenty of small convenient stores. Eateries were great. Especially the little caving-eatery. The outdoor-store or caving-store was amazing for the size of the town.
Ingleton itself seems to close in the afternoon around 4pm! I have found this two years running and was there in half term this time. It's an attractive place with an open air swimming pool if the weather is warm - it was made by local people in the 30s - check the website for times. Good walker's cafe at Inglesport. The local area is wonderful for walking with the Three Peaks and rare limestone pavements and wild flowers. There are also visitor attractions like White Scar Caves, The Settle to Carlisle railway with Ribblehead viaduct and the waterfalls walk. Lots of stone villages with rivers running through, like Clapham, and near to Settle where there is good quality pub food. Being an older woman on my own wasn't a problem, people were friendly and I felt safe in the hills.
The waterfalls walk is lovely, but can get busy. The shops are nice in the village and the Wheatshef is good for food as well as the postoffice tapas bar. There are free walks around if you don't want to pay for the waterfalls walk. You can camp, stop in a B&B or a pub.
We went to do the waterfall walk as a trip down memory lane, as we did it over 40 years ago when our children were small. The walk has probably been improved in regards to ease and safety, although more commercial now. We didn't see Ingleton at its best though as the weather was cold and damp, with some snow at the end of April!
“During my week-long stay in the UK, this was by far my favorite B&B. Adrian was a wonderful host, and provides a delicious breakfast each day. The bed was the most comfortable I've experienced during my travels, and there is also tea service provided in the room. The location is perfect for exploring both the Yorkshire Dales area and the Lake District.”
“Spacious pleasant room, friendly owners, good value. On the edge of the village but good views and quiet.”
“Accommodating, friendly and helpful staff. Clean, quiet and well maintained. Lovely village”
“This b&b is in a great location for peace and quiet as well as visiting local villages. The couple who run it are really friendly and helpful and although it feels like you're in someone's house, you are left to it and feel at home. Great breakfast too!”
“Nice young lady greeted us and took us to our room and showed us the fire exit. Put at ease straight away. The fab hosts. Nothing too much trouble. Loads of info and tips of the area. Power shower. Best fresh cooked breakfast ever. Seperate entrance if you wanted it. Great view from room. Plenty of hanging space and drawers. Good selection of toiletries. Tea and biscuits tray full of choices. Great restaurant food too. The young lad who served us was brilliant. I believe his name was Jack.”
