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The Curious Fox 5 Stars

Chapel Hill, Skipton, BD23 1NL Show on map  0.31 miles from Skipton
The Curious Fox
Phone: +44 (0)1756 799688Online booking and availability
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Single£85.00
Double£115.50
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Hotel Rendezvous - Skipton - N Yorkshire 3 Stars

Keighley Road, Skipton, BD23 2TA Show on map  1.23 miles from Skipton
Hotel Rendezvous - Skipton - N Yorkshire
Phone: +44 (0)1756 700100Online booking and availability
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Single£82.50
Double£132.50
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Herriots Hotel 3 Stars

Broughton Road, Skipton, BD23 1RT Show on map  0.57 miles from Skipton
Herriots Hotel
Phone: +44 (0)1756 792781Online booking and availability
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Single£80.00
Double£111.79
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The Coach House Skipton 

1 Raikes road, Skipton, BD23 1NL Show on map  0.29 miles from Skipton
Score 8.0 from 5 reviews
The Coach House Skipton
Phone: +44 (0)1756 799688Online booking and availability
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Single£120.00
Double£178.50
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The Woolly Sheep Inn 4 Stars

38 Sheep Street, Skipton, BD23 1HY Show on map  0.24 miles from Skipton
The Woolly Sheep Inn
Phone: +44 (0)1756 700966Online booking and availability
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Single£70.00
Double£80.00
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Masons Arms 

Marton Road, Gargrave, Skipton, BD23 3NL Show on map  4.12 miles from Skipton
Masons Arms
Phone: +44 (0)1756 749304Online booking and availability
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Single£63.50
Double£63.50
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Highfield Guesthouse 4 Stars

58 Keighley Road, Skipton, BD23 2NB Show on map  0.42 miles from Skipton
Highfield Guesthouse
Phone: +44 (0)1756 793182Online booking and availability
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Single£65.00
  
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Skipton, North Yorkshire is a historical village located in the English countryside. It is often said to form a gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. Skipton can be easily and conveniently reached via trains from Leeds. While you are in Skipton, you will find there are a variety of different pubs and restaurants to enjoy; catering to a host of tastes. Your visit will most certainly not be complete without making a stop by to take a few photographs of Skipton Castle as well as to observe the beautiful view of the town that can be seen from the castle.

Skipton, whilst being a very small market town located in the northern parts of England manages to attract thousands of tourists every year, thanks to the numerous attractions and landmarks it has to offer within its own boundaries, as well as being an ideal stop off point for those people wishing to take a visit to the Yorkshire Dales.

No visit to Skipton could ever be complete without a trip to Skipton Castle, an ancient castle that has stood and survived for over 900 years and is a relic from the Norman Conquest. Skipton Castle has endured a great deal of history as well as its fair share of abuse, in particular, suffering at the hands of Oliver Cromwell who ordered the roofs of the Castle to be torn down in a particularly nasty display of rage. He did not want the castle to be torn down completely however, because he wanted it to stand so that all could see how he had managed to conquer and dominate it as well as the Royalist movement.

In commemoration of the three year siege between Cromwell and the Royalist supporters who had taken refuge within the walls of the castle, Lady Anne Clifford planted a yew tree in the arbor of the courtyard. Remarkably, the tree has survived almost 300 years later, and still stands majestic in its pride.

Also of note, and certainly worth a visit is the Pendle Hills which were the site of many a witch trial, and with many witches burnt at this spot. Don't let the bloody history put you off, this gorgeous and immensely scenic natural area.

We hope you enjoy your stay in one of our cheap Skipton hotels, mid range or luxury Skipton hotels.
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