The Fountain Hotel is located in the market town of Hawes, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There is free parking and free WiFi access in all areas.
The Stone House Hotel is a classic Edwardian country house built in 1908, set in a stunning, secluded spot in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales near the town of Hawes.
Located in Hawes and with Aysgarth Falls reachable within 10 miles, The White Hart Inn, Hawes provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Overlooking the village of Bainbridge, in the heart of Wensleydale, Rose & Crown Hotel offers a restaurant, free on-site parking and free WiFi access is available.
On average, 3-star hotels in Hawes cost $103 per night, and 4-star hotels in Hawes are $224 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Hawes can be found for $250 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
I wished I'd had more time to browse around, but we were...
I wished I'd had more time to browse around, but we were attending an event so this had to give. Having stayed before, it's quiet despite being touristy, but it retains a charm which I hope it keeps.
PW47158
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Hawes is a very busy little town.
Hawes is a very busy little town. Walking all around plenty to do. Pub food available as plenty to chose from. Best to book a table though as the do get busy we dined at the crown in and the food was fabulous both night and highly recommend. The hotel was comfortable and on the doorstep within walking distance in the village. Would stay again
netty24
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very pretty small town in the Yorkshire Dales.
A very pretty small town in the Yorkshire Dales. The scenery is beautiful and it was easy to find nice places to walk. We ate in a restaurant on the first night, in our accommodation on the second and in a chipper on the third.
It's very easy to walk around Hawes. There are a few hills but nothing serious. The stone houses are well kept with plenty of flowery gardens.
A lot of the walkers in the Dales were older, retired people so the walks are not too arduous. You can walk as much or as little as you like. The paths are well signposted. The countryside is green with rolling hills. Very unique.
Walking in the Dales is the main attraction. We met quite a number of friendly walkers with their dogs. The whole town is very dog friendly.
We also found a river not too far away with small waterfalls where there was a pool in which we could swim.
Suzanne
8.0
Scored 8.0
Hawes is a busy town in the dales.
Hawes is a busy town in the dales. Good spar shop for most things you need. Lots of pubs and a few cafes. The food in some of the pubs was expensive for what it was.
Quite expensive to park and 20p to use the public toilets.
Copp
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely town with great parking.
Lovely town with great parking. There are many lovely walks and waterfalls around the area to see.
If you want to eat in one of the pubs book before you go, if not, you'll have to get fish and chips from the local chippy (these are lovely but there are usually long queues).
Helen
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Hawes is a lovely town and a superb place for touring the...
Hawes is a lovely town and a superb place for touring the Yorkshire Dales, it's surrounded by beautiful scenery and pretty villages A good tourist information and a variety of shops. Wensleydale pantry has great food at reasonable prices and pleasant staff.
This cottage is very quaint and cozy. It is well done out with great finishing touches. It is in a lovely setting ideally place just outside Hawes. We really enjoyed using the open fire and the host had left wood for us to burn. They had thoughtfully left us some local cheese and fruit cake.
The check in was simple as there is a key box on the door. It was great to have a parking space just outside.
We enjoyed a lot of walks and waterfalls around the area as well as exploring Hawes.
It is a place I would definitely stay again.
The location was great and from our window we could see down into Hawes and the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales. We were close to the town and able to walk in for our evening meal very happily. The YHA kindly provided great self-catering facilities as well as free tea and coffee which was VERY much appreciated! The communal areas were sweet and staff were helpful and friendly.
I was walking the Pennine Way and the location was right on the route. Central location in the small town of Hawes and would make a perfect base for exploring the surraounding Yorkshire Dales. Breakfast was very good and the hotel eating rota worked extremely well whilst covid restrictions were in place in May 2021
Very friendly and accommodating. Nothing too much trouble. The location is fantastic. It's on the Hawes to Sedbergh road but not too noisy. A good centre for some awesome walks. Food good too. I booked the budget room as the only one available but it was better than expected. Looking forward to going back.
Super location on the west side of Hawes, intersects with Pennine Way and some great cycling routes (Buttertubs, Wensleydale, Ribblehead and Fleet Moss). Staff super helpful, breakfast a feast, rooms comfortable, facilities clean and comfy. Good bike storage. A really nice place to stay.
Beautiful cottage with everything we needed inside. Spotlessly clean and in spectacular surroundings close to Hawes. Plenty of instructions and recommendations of places to visit. Will definitely go back. Was nice to be just outside the village as it was very peaceful.
We had a fantastic stay. The hotel is in a beautiful location. Very quiet and tranquil. However there’s lots to do in the surrounding area. The staff were very friendly and helpful, whilst the breakfast was delicious.
Location is stunning, just outside Hawes so very convenient for facilities. Warm, comfortable and very clean, it was a great place to relax at the end of the day.
Breakfast was fantastic.
Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and made our stay very welcoming.
The hotel is beautifully maintained and spotlessly clean.
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