Holmfirth Holiday Cottages

Holmfirth Cottages

Kirklees

Boshaw Cottage

Ref: S125722

Reviews 56

This village rests on the fringes of the Peak District National Park, in West Yorkshire. It boasts a school, football club, sailing club and public house the Algy Arms and is also home to the Holme Styes Reservoir. Holmfirth is situated in the...

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£67

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Kirklees

The Barn

Ref: S700774

Reviews 20

The old traditional Pennine town of Holmfirth is situated in the heart of the beautiful Holme Valley, on the edge of the West Yorkshire Pennines. Made famous by The Last of The Summer Wine TV series, there is more to Holmfirth than Compo and Nora...

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£130

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Kirklees

1 Bed Cottage in Holmfirth

Ref: S668461

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 double bedroom - 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment - Welcome pack - Smart TV in lounge - Small patio at the front with seating -...

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£65

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Olive Tree Cottage

Ref: S584445

Reviews 24

The charming ancient stone houses and cobbled alleyways of Honley, a historic village near to Holmfirth, may be found along the banks of the River Holme. Honley village has a variety of stores, eateries, and bars. The Grade II listed church's...

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£83

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Kirklees

Bowshaw

Ref: S683283

Reviews 16

Hade Edge is tucked away south of Holmfirth in West Yorkshire, on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park. From a small hamlet, it has grown to include a school, football team, sailing team and a tavern called the Algy Arms. The village...

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£58

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Kirklees

Kingfisher Cottage

Ref: S483251

Reviews 17

Holmfirth, a typical West Yorkshire Pennine town, is nestled in the picturesque Holme Valley at the foot of the West Yorkshire Pennines. Compo and Nora Battye's stockings aren't the only things that Holmfirth has to offer! The 'Picturedrome', the...

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£84

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Kirklees

Woodbottom Farm

Ref: S141194

Reviews 35

Meltham is a small town situated below Wessenden Moor on the edge of the Peak District National Park. It offers local shops and pubs as well as its golf course, which is over a 100 years old with wonderful views of the Pennine Hills. Holmfirth has...

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£181

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Victoria House

Ref: S368377

Reviews 24

Nestled in the scenic Holme Valley, Holmfirth is a charming town, popular with walkers and wildlife lovers alike. The town offers a wealth of shops, pubs, parks, a swimming pool and a fitness centre, as well as attractions including the...

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£100

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Nine Cooper Lane, Holmfirth

Ref: S956747

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£125

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FRANCE FOLD COTTAGE - Cosy 1 Bed Cottage Close to Holmfirth & the Peak District, Yorkshire

Ref: S922111

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£89

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Kirklees

Lavender Cottage - 18th Century Characterful Space

Ref: S923520

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£157

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Kirklees

Old Jail View

Ref: S1229364

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£69

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Kirklees

Cute and cosy 2 bed cottage

Ref: S922279

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£122

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Holme Valley Cottage

Ref: S590039

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£83

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Kirklees

Mount View - Uk48425

Ref: S1031964

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£106

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Cosy Retreat in Meltham- Long Stays Welcome

Ref: S1066164

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£252

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St, Georges Cottage

Ref: S595212

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£120

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Kirklees

Large 4 double bedroomed townhouse in central Holmfirth

Ref: S929955

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£273

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Kirklees

Holme Valley View

Ref: S1061645

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£137

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Bramble Cottage

Ref: S85691

Reviews 67

Holmfirth is in the heart of the Holme Valley, on the edge of the West Yorkshire Pennines. Made famous by The Last of The Summer Wine, there is more to Holmfirth than Compo and Nora Battye’s stockings! The ‘Picturedrome’ venue attracts famous...

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£77

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12 Rattle Row

Ref: S26810

Reviews 37

The Pennine town of Holmfirth, famous as being the setting of Last of the Summer Wine is situated in the heart of the Holme Valley. The town has old stone cottages, winding streets, a number of festivals, a public swimming pool, shops and...

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Holmfirth Holiday Cottages

Situated on the border of West Yorkshire and the Peak District National Park, Holmfirth is a walker's paradise. The idyllic village lies in the picturesque Holme Valley and you might just recognise its charming streets from the hit comedy TV series Last of the Summer Wine. Whether you're keen to visit the Compos House Museum to view memorabilia from the show or you want to spend a week hiking in one of the UK's most beautiful national parks, why not browse our collection of Holmfirth holiday cottages?

As well as quaint cottages and cabins that are just the right size for two, we have plenty of larger properties for groups of family or friends. Take your pick of dog-friendly holiday homes or treat yourself to a rental with a luxurious bubbling hot tub. There's heaps of options in the heart of the town of Holmfirth which give you easy access to numerous charming pubs and several local attractions, including art galleries and an independent cinema.

Prefer a little more space? Stay further out in one of our best price guarantee Holmfirth holiday cottages boasting epic countryside views and large leafy gardens. No matter if you're after R&R or an action-packed getaway, you'll be well-placed in this stunning corner of West Yorkshire. Want a hand finding the perfect property for your group? Speak to our customer advisor team for personalised recommendations.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

David - Verified booking

(Please see below for an updated and formatted review) Positives - Proximity to Holmfirth, owner was responsive when contacted, the hot tub was warm, solid and quick Wi-Fi.

The kitchen had plenty of roasting trays and a good selection of utensils. Negatives: The front door could not be opened on arrival and it was pouring with rain. Access was only gained as the cleaners had left their keys in the patio door, later that evening the front door handle came off the door while closing it and a repair person had to be called out the following day, apparently the spindle had broken perhaps during the previous occupants stay. While we appreciate the owner was unwell, there was no meeting on arrival to answer any questions. The only meeting we had was with the son of the owner and when we advised we could not open the front door we were told to just 'give it a good shove'. There was no indication in the house instructions of where the dog could be let out also. The property was quite dusty all round and there had been no cleaning behind sofas and doors. Keeping in mind this was a dog friendly location the vacuum was locked away and was only found by mistake as the 'cleaners' had left the cupboard keys. The residents had to ask for the hoover to be made available with a battery. The hoover was also found to be dirty and clogged with hair. The hot tub was also quite dirty in the bottom with grit and had clearly not been cleaned out for a while. The downstairs heating would not work while the log burner was lit so the lower ground floor kitchen was very cold (13 degrees) as the thermostat is on the middle ground floor near the log burner. This meant that preparing food was challenging because of the cold. There were no tea towels, and the kitchen was lacking in saucepans to cook with and ovenproof cookware to keep food warm. Only 2 dishwasher tablets were provided for 6 people over 4 days, 'to get us started'! Luckily, we had brought tea-towels but were given no indication of the need to bring dishwasher tablets. Purchasing washing up liquid was required as the bottle was nearly empty. Bedroom 1 with the ensuite was a good size, as was the bathroom, but there was no hanging storage because the single cupboard couldn't accommodate a normal coat hanger's width. Bedside tables were the only storage. Bedrooms 2 & 3 had no hanging cupboards. Bedroom 2 only had a small (3' high) cupboard with two singles beds together and pushed up against the wall and the twin room (bedroom 3) only had a bedside table. Everyone had to live out of suitcases for 4 days. The adhesive door hooks fell off regularly with only so much as a towel hanging on one. There were also no mirrors in any of the bedrooms, only the ensuite and main bathroom. The bedroom walls were very thin with no soundproofing so snoring could be heard across the rooms. The living area wasn't particularly comfortable as the two sofas couldn't accommodate 6 people. The sofas also had to be moved so that both sides of the dining table could be accessed away from the wall. The living room felt like it had furniture in it that simply didn't suit the utility of the room and number of people staying. A large low table was in one corner of the room that served no purpose and there were no instructions on how to operate the heating controls. Unfortunately, given all the above we would not recommend this property at this price point.

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David - Verified booking

Positives - Proximity to Holmfirth, owner was responsive, the hot tub was warm, solid and quick Wi-Fi although this seemed to be shared by more than the rented property.

Negatives: - The driveway gate was difficult to access because the keypad was located on the opposite side to the road so a person had to squeeze between the gate post and wall to operate the keypad. - The front door could not be opened on arrival and access was only gained as the cleaners had left their keys in the patio door. The front door handle came off the door while closing it and a repair person had to be called out. Apparently, the spindle had broken. - While we appreciate the owner was unwell, there was no meeting on arrival to answer any questions. There was no indication of where the dog could be let out also. - The only meeting we had was with the son of the owner and when we advised we could not open the front door we were told to just 'give it a good shove'. - Quite dusty all round and there had been no cleaning behind sofas and doors. - The hot tub was quite dirty in the bottom with grit and had clearly not been cleaned out for a while. - The hot tub and patio area are within a courtyard area overlooked by two other properties so there is no privacy. - The downstairs heating would not work while the log burner was lit so the lower ground floor kitchen was very cold (13 degrees) as the thermostat is on the middle ground floor near the log burner. This meant that preparing food was challenging because of the cold. - There were no tea towels and the kitchen was lacking in saucepans to cook with and ovenproof cookware to keep food warm. - Only 2 dishwasher tablets were provided for 6 people over 4 days, 'to get us started'! Luckily, we had brought tea-towels but were given no indication of the need to bring dishwasher tablets. - Purchasing washing up liquid was required as the bottle was nearly empty. - Keeping in mind this was a dog friendly location the vacuum was locked away and was only found by mistake as the 'cleaners' had left the cupboard keys. The residents had to ask for the hoover to be made available with a battery. The hoover was also dirty and clogged with hair. - Bedroom 1 with the ensuite was a good size, as was the bathroom, but there was no hanging storage because the single cupboard couldn't accommodate a coat hanger's width. Bedside tables were the only storage. - Bedrooms 2 & 3 had no hanging cupboards. Bedroom 2 only had a small (3' high) cupboard with the bed pushed up against the wall and the twin room (bedroom 3) only had a bedside table. Everyone had to live out of suitcases for 4 days. - The adhesive door hooks fell off with only so much as a towel hanging on one. - There were also no mirrors in any of the bedrooms, only the ensuite and main bathroom. - The bedroom walls were very thin with no soundproofing so snoring could be heard across the rooms. - The living area wasn't particularly comfortable as the two sofas couldn't accommodate 6 people. The sofas also had to be moved so that both sides of the dining table could be accessed away from the wall. - The living room felt like it had old furniture dumped in it that simply didn't suit the utility of the room and number of people staying. - There were no instructions on how to operate the heating controls. Unfortunately, given all the above we would not recommend this property at this price point.

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Julie - Verified booking

The views from the cottage were just beautiful and wonderful to look at when you were in cottage.

The cottage was comfortable to stop in with the nice feel of the log burner at night, we only used this one night to cook some toast as we love toast done on a log burner, we were disgusted with the state of the cottage as most of the cottage looked as though it hadnât been cleaned in a while, you walk around the lounge or kitchen and youâd either get black feet or black socks disgusting to say they were mopped when we turned up to start our holiday the owner/cleaner was still there so we were late going in and that wasnât a good start to the holiday, on the tv screen thereâs about 2 inches of dust you canât hardly see the picture of the tv through disgusting, spider webs everywhere, the log fire had been used by the previous people and not been cleaned out, outside the property by the grass is a deep hole and my small dog went down it head first a few times then we had to block it off as one of the times my dog went down head first in the hole sheâd cut her neck open so my husband had to put some logs in the hole while I stopped the bleeding of my dogs neck we took her to vets to get her checked out and they gave her antibiotics just in case of infection, me, my husband and our dog Lucky wonât be going back there again only good thing was the views you had.

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Vani - Verified booking

A return visit to the cosy Boshaw cottage during a bitterly cold week.

With minus temperatures outside, it was lovely to have the indoor fireplace (though it was quite hard work to keep the fire going, even for experienced ppl). The Christmas tree and the lovely lights were a welcome addition in mid-Dec. What makes this cottage exceptional is that it's super clean, has a very cosy living room, has lovely views and is very well-located. Plus a fantastic hot shower and a fantastic bathtub.The excellent WiFi means that I happily relied on it for work purposes (including conducting an interview). In an ideal world, there'd be a dishwasher instead of a washing machine, a chest of drawers in the right bedroom, some medium-sized bowls, and a bathroom bin with a lid. Very minor quibbles as we have already spoken about booking again, so overall, we still love the place. The kitchen does have a separate freezer by the way (current listing does not have this). My packing tips would be slippers as the kitchen floor is cold and any washing powder/pods if you want to use the washing machine. Finally, Longley Farm is just down the road so I do recommend doing an online Click & Collect order for before you come!

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Jessica - Verified booking

We stayed at Boshaw Cottage during the Christmas period and it was perfect.

The cottage was cosy, well furnished and was everything we needed for a restful festive retreat. It was immaculately clean, well decorated and the welcome pack was a lovely touch after our long journey. The beds were comfortable, warm and welcoming. The bathroom with both a shower and a roll top bath (special touch) were welcome after some cold walks. The fire warmed the whole house up quickly and was a beautiful feature of the living room. It is beautifully located at the top of the hill in Hade Edge looking over the village and reservoir. There was plenty of walks from the doorstep and maps provided. The Bowshaw trout is the local pub (only 192 steps - yes we counted) which offers delicious pub grub, stunning views and local ale. Thank you Jenny, for excellent communication and helping us promptly. It was the most wonderful cottage, highly recommend staying here. Just a note, the directions could be updated to say Bowshaw Trout as a different pub name is given. Thank you again.

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Things to do near Holmfirth

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is situated in the 500-acre, 18th century Bretton Hall Estate and is the largest of its kind in Europe. More than 80 works are on display across the site. The sculptures include bronzes by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth’s “The Family of Man” and site-specific works by David Nash, Andy Goldsworthy and other world-leading artists.

Pugneys Country Park

Pugneys Country Park makes a fantastic day out for the whole family. There's woodland trails to explore, and plenty of wildlife for nature lovers. On selected weekends there is a light railway and cafe. During the summer months you can rent a pedalo to explore the park by water. Dog friendly.

Ponderosa Zoo

Ponderosa Zoo in West Yorkshire is a delightful family-friendly attraction. The zoo is home to a variety of animals, including lemurs, meerkats, and birds of prey. Visitors can participate in animal encounters and feedings, and there's even a playground for children. The on-site cafe serves delicious food and drinks. Address: Smithies Ln, Heckmondwike WF16 0PN

Bankfield Museum

Museum in Halifax in a Victorian mill owner's house containing an international collection of textiles. Regular events and changing exhibitions. Admission free.

Tolson Museum

Family friendly museum in Huddersfield with intriguing facts from prehistoric times to the present day. Gift shop, disabled toilets.

Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park

Experience the history and natural beauty of Bagshaw Museum and Wilton Park. The museum features collections on local history, natural history, and textiles, including an Egyptian mummy. Explore the park's stunning gardens, lake, and woodland trails, perfect for picnics and walks. The Victorian Gothic mansion also offers a café and gift shop. Located at Wilton Park, Batley WF17 0AS

National Coal Mining Museum

England's national coal mining museum provides an excellent opportunity to travel 140 metres underground in one of the oldest mines. Free entry & disabled access.

Tolson Museum And Ravensknowle Park

Discover the fascinating history of Huddersfield and its people at the Tolson Museum, located within Ravensknowle Park. With exhibits ranging from prehistoric times to the present day, the museum offers an insight into local life, industries, and inventions. The park itself features a tranquil walled garden and children’s play area. Admission is free. Visit Tolson Museum and Ravensknowle Park at Wakefield Road, Huddersfield, HD5 8DJ

Beaumont Park

Beaumont Park is a 20 acre park on the edge of Huddersfield. The park combines play areas with Victorian follies, unexpected views and hidden pathways. Pram friendly paths lead past the bandstand, monkey island and fountain. There’s plenty of free roadside parking, a café and toilets.

Dove Stone Reservoir

Dovestone Reservoir near Oldham is a popular walk with locals and tourists alike. There's plenty of options for routes, making this a suitable destination for all ages and the reward is some spectacular views. Dog friendly.

Holiday Cottages in Holmfirth

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Holmfirth Cottages

Kirklees

Boshaw Cottage

Ref: S125722

Reviews 56

Kirklees

The Barn

Ref: S700774

Reviews 20

Kirklees

1 Bed Cottage in Holmfirth

Ref: S668461

Kirklees

Olive Tree Cottage

Ref: S584445

Reviews 24

Kirklees

Bowshaw

Ref: S683283

Reviews 16

Kirklees

Kingfisher Cottage

Ref: S483251

Reviews 17

Kirklees

Woodbottom Farm

Ref: S141194

Reviews 35

Kirklees

Victoria House

Ref: S368377

Reviews 24

Kirklees

Nine Cooper Lane, Holmfirth

Ref: S956747

Kirklees

FRANCE FOLD COTTAGE - Cosy 1 Bed Cottage Close to Holmfirth & the Peak District, Yorkshire

Ref: S922111

Kirklees

Lavender Cottage - 18th Century Characterful Space

Ref: S923520

Kirklees

Old Jail View

Ref: S1229364

Kirklees

Cute and cosy 2 bed cottage

Ref: S922279

Kirklees

Holme Valley Cottage

Ref: S590039

Kirklees

Mount View - Uk48425

Ref: S1031964

Kirklees

Cosy Retreat in Meltham- Long Stays Welcome

Ref: S1066164

Kirklees

St, Georges Cottage

Ref: S595212

Kirklees

Large 4 double bedroomed townhouse in central Holmfirth

Ref: S929955

Kirklees

Holme Valley View

Ref: S1061645

Kirklees

Bramble Cottage

Ref: S85691

Reviews 67

Kirklees

12 Rattle Row

Ref: S26810

Reviews 37