Top Hotels Near Helmshore Mills Textile Museum in Rossendale from NZ$92

"It was adequate, bit dated."

"I’ve stayed here previously, and I make allowances for the quirky layout, but this time my room was unacceptably bad. The windows (room at ground floor level) cannot be secured shut. The wall-mounted TV was dangerously loose and falling off. I reported these issues and was offered another room, which I declined as I had settled in to my room - but then in the morning the electric shower could only produce a cold dribble, with ‘low pressure’ warning light on. That room was not fit to rent out to customers! The restaurant food and service was good, as usual."

"The host Donna was brilliant, the service was great and she kept intouch with me. The room was lovely and had everuthing you need. I highly recommend to stay here. I am looking forward to staying again in the future. "

"Great location for centre and very clean "

"It was a great stay in the outskirts of Haslingden. The property is immaculate. It was also great because we went with our in laws who are quite old and can’t climb stairs so having everything on ground floor was the best thing. The view from the living/dining roomWas just great. Few suggestions though1. The property location- since there is no particular post code, having some sort of banner to direct towards the property. 2. Description of water, when I first read, I was under impression that there is no hot water in the property. I feel the information about water is immaterial as there is no difference to how normally water is used in England Mention of underfloor heating- since there is UFH, it’s amazing to have this. Mentioning this will enhance the rentablity. The exhaust fan over the cooker- we couldn’t find the switch so we had to use a stool to operate that. Put some extra tissue paperOverall this is one of our best stay in recent time. I would definitely recommend this place. "

"What a delightful stay! The four-poster bed was incredibly comfortable, and waking up to those countryside views was a dream, The garden was a lovely spot for morning coffee,"