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Our top choices for Sowerby Bridge cottages

John's Folly

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

17 June - 18 June

Prospect Cottage

Sowerby Bridge

Heath Hideaway

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

18 June - 19 June

The Barn at Crow Hill Shaw Farm

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

19 June - 20 June

The Mistle Carr Farm

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

27 June - 28 June

Top Barn

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

20 June - 21 June

The Cottage, Beeston Hall

Sowerby Bridge

includes taxes & fees

29 June - 30 June

8 Lune Street

Keighley

includes taxes & fees

24 June - 25 June

2bed Cottage - Trawden - Pet Friendly - Sleeps4

Colne

includes taxes & fees

19 June - 20 June

Manor House

Accrington

includes taxes & fees

17 June - 18 June

Luxury 1bedroom Lodge in Prestwich

Manchester

Sarah

includes taxes & fees

24 June - 25 June

Moorbottom Stables

Halifax

includes taxes & fees

21 June - 22 June

Cozy Cottage Close to Haworth Sleeps 2 With Garden

Keighley

Joe

includes taxes & fees

15 June - 16 June

The Old Post Office

Burnley

includes taxes & fees

17 June - 18 June

West End House

Bradford

Moor Cottage

Oldham

includes taxes & fees

18 June - 19 June

Kestrel Cottage

Keighley

3 Barn Cottages

Halifax

includes taxes & fees

19 June - 20 June

Carr House Farm

Glossop

includes taxes & fees

25 June - 26 June

The Cottage Glossop

Glossop

includes taxes & fees

27 June - 28 June

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Top Sowerby Bridge Hotel Reviews

Motel One Manchester-St. Peter's Square

8/10 Good

"Clean and comfortable room. Staff were lovely and friendly. Small compact room which was enough for a short stay. Space to hang clothes, a window you can open and good air conditioning, even a hairdryer."

a&o Manchester City Centre

6/10 Okay

"The location is good and not too far from train stations and the central library and Piccadilly. You have to scan a QR code to check in which I never had to do elsewhere, this took people ages and there was big queue at check in due to taking everyone so long. It does not save anyone else time and all the check in staff were just waiting around ready for people to complete the check in process on their phones. The rooms are a good size and had 2 single type camp beds and a double bed, depends if someone would be ok on the camp beds for an extended period of time. No tea or coffee making facilities in the rooms which was a surprise, they said this was because they offer cheaper rates and that is why they do not have them. The rates here were no cheaper than other hotels in the area when I visited. The breakfast which is £12 was not good quality in my opinion, they had no fresh fruit such as melon other fruit you usually get elsewhere, and only boiled eggs no other eggs. So it was a little lacking and you also had to scan a QR code to enter the breakfast room which did not work. I think if the price is cheaper here compared to other hotels/hostels then it might be worth it, but overall was not as good as it could be."

The Queens Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Super attentive and friendly reception staff. Great large twin room with mini fridge; tea & coffee, water & biscuits - even milk for the coffee! Iron & board, harder and lovely toiletries. Despite facing the square the room was quiet. Also great to have easy controllable air con. Oh and definitely eat dinner at the Cinnamon Kitchen! Truly gorgeous and a bit different from the usual curry plus pretty reasonable!"

Wilde Manchester City Centre

8/10 Good

"Hotel is really central so makes exploring the city simple, right next to the trams in St Peter’s square. Well maintained, fast lifts, quieter than I expected given how central it is, rooms are lovely. The only negative thing was a rather smelly drain in the bathroom which wasn’t pleasant."

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