Cozy and comfortable glamming hut and a lovely, friendly pub! A lovely touch is the frest bread and jam! Well worth it!

Didn’t know the pub is closed on mondays!

Everything we've stayed here 3 times now and it won't be our last it has everything you need and more.

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Cleanliness of accomodation and the setting. Lots of wood and coal for the stove fire.

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Everything,
Firstly the view, the silence, the shower is amazing, the pub is lovely and food is lovely.
The hut is so warm and cosy, the log burner is lovely.

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Great space for a few days in the countryside. Fab views. The shared facilities were always clean and the little extras (bread and milk) were thoughtful surprises. Kitchen space had everything you need - toaster, microwave, plugs, fridge etc. The pub itself was lovely - food good and good beers on.

Could have done with a kettle down in the accomodation, but we were aware that this wasn't available when booking.

Great location. Really enjoyed the stay in Emily's shepherd hut. Cosy.

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A nice quiet retreat that accommodates dogs. The view is lovely from the porch and even from the bed you can see the hills. A short trip away you can walk to the Bronte falls and Penistone Country park. The food from the pub was lovely and welcomed dogs as well

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Everything was great! Love that there a private shower and loo. There’s a rule that there won’t be too many people there so it’s nice and relaxing. Amazing views and be great to be left to our own devices.

Honestly nothing. It’s usually poor shower blocks that lets them down, but Wuthering Heights has a really perfect (and clean!) shower and loo!

Wonderful stay in the Charlotte shepherd’s hut. Stunning views over the Yorkshire hills. Great food in the pub. Enjoyed lots of walks including Top Withins, Brontë Falls and into the lovely town of Haworth.

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The camping and glamping setup at the Wuthering Heights Inn is idyllic. The two huts Emily and Charlotte are cute, cosy and comfortable with spectacular outlooks across the valley. Lambs and sheep gambol about in the fields below and we had a hedgehog snuffling around at night. The small camp kitchen and bathroom/toilet were clean and well equipped. The bread, spreads, milk and breakfast cereal were an unexpected bonus and the little wood heaters in the two huts looked lovely too though we didn’t need to use them.
We loved exploring the local area and stunning attractions by foot. Haworth is an easy 5 minutes by car or 20-30 minutes on foot. The walk to and from Top Withins from the Inn was easy enough to manage within a few hours.
The Inn itself is quaint and lively with locals and visitors.

Unfortunately we didn’t feel much of a warm and friendly welcome from the hosts.
Upon arrival the staff member in charge was barely interested and we needed to repeat particular requests before they were actioned.
We made sure to book a table for nine people for a 7pm meal the following evening. Three of our party travelled some distance to join us but as we gathered we were informed that the kitchen wasn’t open as the Inn hosting a music event. We had to find a table for nine at an alternative venue at very short notice and then all drive about 10 miles to it. It was very disappointing but the staff showed little remorse.
In fact, none of the staff checked in on us at any stage across the weekend to learn if we were content or otherwise, or to enquire if we needed anything.