Craiglands Hotel

Cow Pasture Rd, Ilkley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Craiglands Hotel

This grand Victorian hotel nestles in mature, landscaped grounds, close to the town centre and rail links. The Craiglands Hotel is ideal for your short stay and to enjoy all the delights of the Yorkshire Dales. Set amidst spectacular scenery, yet only 9 miles from Leeds/Bradford Airport, the Craiglands Hotel retains many features that made it one of the country's leading hydropathic hotels in the Victorian era and today combines modern day comforts with a warm and friendly welcome. Privately owned, the traditional values of hospitality hold strong with the emphasis on courtesy and service. Day rooms are light and airy, and include an elegant restaurant and traditionally styled bar and lounge. The Craiglands is adjacent to the famous Ikley Moor and yet only five minutes walk from the attractive town centre with its tree-lined boulevard and elegant shops.

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