First, the positives. The room was bright and clean, the bathroom was clean. There was ample parking. This property made me very sad. Beautiful building, beautiful interiors but it seemed like the owners were deliberately running it down so that it can somehow be repurposed for alternative use. The property was deserted and no one was at reception when I arrived. I rang the bell and a young man answered, gave me a key and disappeared. No offers of help to carry my luggage up the stairs. There were no toiletries in the bathroom but they brought some up for me when I asked. No food or drink facilities. I asked for a bottle of water- the guy who answered the phone said he didn’t know if they had any. However he did bring up a jug of water and ice etc. My room wasn’t cleaned on the second day although I had hung the sign on the lock. I don’t know what is going on with the property here but it was clear that the owners/staff couldn’t care less if it was attracting guests or if guests would leave a review or not.

Very poor staff, only one person, disinterested and uncommunicative. Room had wall creeper growing thru the window and bathroom floor. No hot water. Breakfast was minimal - bread and jam, small selection of jams, no way to make tea or coffee and no staff available. Despite the nice historical decor I would NOT recommend this hotel. Fawlty Towers lives

Gorgeous Grade 2 listed building. The price was brilliant for what it was. We paid £153 for 2 nights. There was a lovely walk down into Bingley by the canal and there were plenty of nice pubs and restaurants. The rooms were stunning - we stayed during the end of 30oC heatwave but there was a plug in fan in the room that did well to keep us cool. Breakfast was included in the price - not much selection but staff were eager to help and even passed out ice cold bottle of water. The property inside and outside was stunning, the rooms were a great size and I didn’t mind at all that they weren’t updated. It’s just a shame it seems like it’s fell into disuse over the years and there was no bar or restaurant. It’d also be great if there was space outside in the garden to eat breakfast. I never write reviews but would definitely stay there again

The few lovely staff are coping with a sadly run down building which must have been magnificent in its day. There is no longer a restaurant or bar and the drive has huge poorly filled pot holes. Such a shame

No restaurant even tho it was mentioned on the website. Had to go out for food after a long drive. Was hoping for a nice relaxing evening in the hotel. The staff were very good and helpful. The building itself is very impressive. The "continental breakfast" was awful. Very little choice.

Lovely old hotel in a v quiet location- needs money spending in it but a good place to stay for a night

Paltry breakfast with 4 cereals, a few mini yogurts, five tiny apples, four dried up oranges and half a loaf of white bread for more than 9 guests. Milk and butter ran out after four guests had eaten and there was no more in the hotel! I went out for breakfast for the next day.

This would have once been a beautiful little family run hotel I imagine. However walking through the door we immediately realised it had not been cared for or well maintained for likely a number of years. Dark, very dated, no visible staff and when we found one they were in a tracksuit and felt like I had walked into their lounge. It felt dead, the bedrooms were dated and dusty with paint peeling and equipment straight from the 80's / 90's. Bedding was clean and location is ideal for places like Howarth or Salts Mill. But that is really where the compliments end sadly.

Worst room I've ever stayed in. Was supposed to stay two nights but left at 7.00 without breakfast

Old property, lots of character, comfortable if a bit tired but welcoming helpful staff and good value

The room was very dated, there was a wall light hanging of with exposed wires. Door didn’t shut and lock properly. Wall paper was ripped in places. Television didn’t work as there was no aerial cable. Not to mention no restaurant or food at the hotel and no bar. Won’t be staying there again.

The drive resembles an entrance to building site, large pot hoke. Wall paper peeling off in bathroom, bed mattress bigger then bed base/6 inches over hang but was comfortable. Heavy duty curtains r/h hanging on by 2 clips, tv stand broken & lots of dust + no back up toilet roll. Didn't go down for second breakfast as it's not even continental. Minimum of thing's offered & dining room so dusty. Over all I could mention more thing's & it's a shame as the building is beautiful. With maintenance & more attention to detail it could be a gorgeous place that I'd rather pay more to stay in.

Room was spotless, parking easy, staff friendly and helpful, room was amazing best night sleep ever

Parking was great, lovely building, lots of potential. There was no heating, very cold, sink blocked, toilet flush poor, bed very uncomfortable and continental breakfast a proper joke. Shame because it could be lovely.

Black mould in bathroom bottom of shower tray seal.No bar No restaurant poor continental breakfast the worst part was cooked meats out on a bread board no cover had to share one jug milk with three other tables for cereal

Stayed for two nights with myself, my husband and three children (ages 0-4). The hotel itself is a beautiful old manor house, inside the decor is within keeping to this - dark woods and large pieces of furniture. Lovely grand staircase to the rooms (no lift, however staff are always happy to help if you require it) Our room had a lovely large bed and a sofa bed which became a good size double. The staff were also kind enough to provide a cot (without us asking). The room was large with kettle etc provided. Large ensuite with a shower and a bath. The room itself could do with updating or refreshing as there were little bits of wear and tear, however I found this added to the feel of the place as it's such a beautiful old building, I would hate to see it 'modernized'. Breakfast was a continental breakfast (toast, cereal, fruit. Yoghurts, meat and cheese). The main member of staff we dealt with was amazing, he provided fresh pastries, cut fruit etc anything we needed was never too much trouble. There is free parking on site and you are always greeted by a member of staff at the door regardless of time. We arrived late in the night, just before midnight, and we still had a friendly warm welcome.

Parking was easy and check in was non existent, no signature or details, bar name taken. Only one member of staff at one time seemed to be employed, (the lady we saw was, though, excellent.) Nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was a sorry affair which should not be advertised, toast and a few cereals was all that was available. Several guests took one look and said they were going to McDonald's. The room, the hotel itself were still decent but it just appears to be in its death throws with no interest or inclination to run it as a viable concern. A once great hotel now in rapid decline.

Nice Property . Only problem no hot water for shower in morning

I had to cancel my booking which I did through Expedia . Then I kept getting phone calls and texts from a landline and a mobile number while I was out with my partner and friends . Found it very irritating especially as at the time I didn’t know who it was and all I got in the text messages was ring me back . Over 12 missed calls and texts

Great value and very friendly.