Robinhood Inn Hebden Bridge

General Information

The historic Robin Hood Inn makes the ideal West Yorkshire base, perfect for strolling, and serving a big variety of Yorkshire genuine ales, with a succulent carte menu choice, including our well-known Sunday Lunches. There are a lot of woody strolls within easy reach of The Robin Hood Inn, and we're only two miles from The Pennine Way and just 100 yards from The Calderdale Way. We're also perfectly placed for Hebden Bridge, and only 1 mile from nice woody Hardcastle Crags, and only four miles from Bronte countryside and Haworth. Halifax is also just a short ride away, offering sights such as Eureka, the Childrens Museums and historic Piece Hall. The hotel was aboriginally a training inn dating back to the 17th Century. Legends abound around the guesthouse, including St Thomas a-Becket drinking from the well. Pecket Well was aboriginally called Becket Well. The setting around the guesthouse proposes splendid vistas across the Pennines. Clients able to also rest in our Beer Garden with drinks and admirable food.

Transportation

From Hebden Bridge take the A6033 Keighley highway up hill for approx 1. five miles, we are situated on the right hand side on the A6033. 100 yards from the Calderdale Way, mile from Hardcastle Crags, two miles from the Pennine Way, four miles from Bronte land and Haworth. Eureka, the Childrens Museums and historic Piece Hall, Halifax are also surrounding. The tranquil location proposes splendid vistas across the Pennines and plenty of luxurious strolls are within vicinity.