Settle Holiday Cottages

Settle Cottages

North Yorkshire

1 Walkers Barn

Ref: S487012

Reviews 34

Settle is a thriving market town on the outskirts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, set against the UK's greatest outcrop of limestone - an area of scars, cliffs, caverns, and potholes - and some of North Yorkshire's most attractive landscape....

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£90

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North Yorkshire

Fawber Cottage

Ref: S3058

Reviews 54

Sets within the National Park, the village of Horton-in-ribblesdale is composed of traditional Dales buildings, a lovely Norman church, a village shop and two pubs. The surrounding countryside is an ideal location for fell walking, close to the...

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£74

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North Yorkshire

Whitefriars Lodge

Ref: S92354

Reviews 87

Settle lies south west of the Yorkshire Dales National Park in North Yorkshire. The market place is surrounded by local businesses, the centre has the Shambles, a 3-storey building with shops and houses, and the Town Hall. There is restaurants,...

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£140

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North Yorkshire

Grave Prospect

Ref: S675537

Reviews 6

In the midst of some of North Yorkshire's most magnificent countryside, the bustling market town of Settle is located at the south-western edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, next to the largest outcrop of limestone in the country. In...

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£77

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North Yorkshire

Lychgate Cottage

Ref: S375480

Reviews 20

The popular market town of Settle is known for its convenient location at the south west edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the thriving Tuesday market. The area is encompassed by the largest outcrop of limestone in Britain, creating...

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£93

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North Yorkshire

Haworth Barn

Ref: S43490

Reviews 67

Stainforth is a charming village with a thriving community life in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Stone-built traditional cottages, narrow lanes, the village church and the quaint old pub all go together to make this one of the...

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£153

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North Yorkshire

8 Bed Cottage in Settle

Ref: S821397

Additional information and rules - 8 bedrooms - 4 super-king-size, 1 super-king-size with freestanding bath, 2 king-size four-poster and 1 king-size - 7 bathrooms - 1 bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC, 1 shower room with WC, 5 en-suite...

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£636

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North Yorkshire

Bridge End Cottage

Ref: S810531

Reviews 53

Stainforth is a charming village with a thriving community life in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Containing stone-built traditional cottages, a village church and a quaint old pub. Nearby are the famous Stainforth Foss and the...

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£311

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Carrholme Cottage

Ref: S810597

Reviews 27

Resting on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, next to the largest outcrop of limestone in Britain, is the market town of Settle. Within this town you will find a selection restaurants and pubs and a public swimming pool, in addition to...

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£511

per night

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North Yorkshire

Castlebergh Cottage

Ref: S1009442

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£75

per night

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North Yorkshire

Dugdales Cottage

Ref: S356238

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£109

per night

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North Yorkshire

The Flaggs

Ref: S1008529

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£125

per night

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North Yorkshire

Carrholme Cottage

Ref: S588503

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£433

per night

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North Yorkshire

Whernside Lodge

Ref: S424811

Reviews 22

Settle is a popular market town that rests on the southern border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There are a number of restaurants and taverns, as well as a public pool in the town. The famed Settle-Carlisle Railway passes through some of...

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£94

per night

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North Yorkshire

1A Lower Croft Street

Ref: S598016

Reviews 29

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£97

per night

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North Yorkshire

Penyghent View

Ref: S37775

Reviews 38

Settle is a popular market town situated at the south west rim of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The market day in Settle is held on a Tuesday and the town has shops, restaurants, pubs and a public swimming pool. The famous Settle-Carlisle...

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£90

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North Yorkshire

Rose Cottage

Ref: S700967

Reviews 10

Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this is arguably one of the finest areas for walking in the region. With limestone pavements and scars, caves and open moors, the area has a wealth of natural interest and there are...

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£93

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North Yorkshire

Cragdale Penthouse

Ref: S419670

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£142

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Settle Holiday Cottages

The pretty Yorkshire town of Settle is a great base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It’s also home to the Settle-Carlisle Railway, one of Britain’s most scenic railway journeys. Discover more about the town’s history at the Museum of North Craven Life or take a walk along the River Ribble.

Settle holiday cottages range from cosy boltholes for two to large group manor houses with room for everyone. Pet-friendly options are available, as well as cottages with hot tubs and log fires. Simply use our search filters to find exactly what you're looking for - you can even write your own keywords to get results tailored to you.

Snaptrip has a wide selection of holiday cottages in Settle, from traditional stone-built cottages to modern apartments. With thousands of properties to choose from throughout the UK, we’ve got something for everyone. Plus, our best price guarantee means you can book with complete peace of mind. Our friendly customer service team are on hand if you have any questions or need some help.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Craig - Verified booking

Tried phoning the owner 3 times during my stay.

The first time, she advised she was on the phone to someone from China and that I'd have to phone her back (the correct response would surely have been to say that she would phone ME back). On the 2nd and 3rd attempts to phone her, it went onto her answering service - I left a message for her to phone me but she never did. After we had arrived back home, a full 24 hours later, I received a text message from her asking if she could help! The heating is by means of quite dated storage heaters. The heating came on at preset times and it was unclear as to how the guest controlled the heating times. Although it was only September when we stayed, it got chilly on one or two evenings and we had to sit with duvets over us one evening. Guests may wish to bring their own small fan heater with them if staying over the colder months. The shower was over the bath type. The shower screen was of a folding type which did not sit flush on the edge of the bath leading to worry that water would go over the side onto the floor. We were worried about forcing it in case we broke it. A bath tap came away in my hand whilst I was using it but, luckily, I was able to re-attach it. The crockery was plentiful but guests may want to consider bringing the following themselves: a sharp bread knife, a sharp pair of scissors, some large bowls and some STANDARD sized mugs. The table in the living room had a noticeable layer of dust on it suggesting that cleaning mightn't be a priority. Whilst the DVD player worked, the remote control for it did not, making it hard to control viewing, suggesting a lack of attention to detail. The volume on the TV, whilst watching a DVD, was also very low and unable to be increased, resulting in the TV being very hard to hear. Guests may wish to bring their own DVD player or portable DVD player. If just watching the TV alone, the volume is fine. Guests should note that there is no DAB radio reception OR mobile signal which did not present too much of a problem for us, but may for others. There was no welcoming pressies, like a bottle of wine or biscuits, something we are used to receiving at other cottages, which was a bit disappointing. However, there was a carton of long life milk left for us in the fridge. The cottage is, otherwise, in a delightful location with a lovely garden and views. Pen-y-ghent could be seen from the garden. It was generally quiet during our stay. The bedding was crisp and clean and the beds were comfortable. The price we paid for our week was reasonable but the price varies considerably, depending on the week chosen, and so guests should choose their week carefully. Overall, we'd score the cottage as 7 out of 10, but it could quite easily have been a 9 or 10 with a bit more attention to detail / response from the owner when contacted.

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Cliff - Verified booking

We enjoyed very much our 5 nights, and would certainly consider staying again.

The property is very well placed in Settle, just one minute's walk to the centre, and we had no problem parking for free during the week on Church Road, again just a minute's walk the other direction. The bed and sofa are comfortable, the bathroom is spacious with a good pan-shower, and the kitchen has all the essential facilities, including a small dishwasher. We thought the cleanliness throughout was excellent, and were baffled by the one earlier review of the property which questioned this. If there was any "downside" it was that there is no private garden, and being just behind some restuarants, the view from the front is of industrial rubbish bins, with some accompanying noise when being used. However, although this would mean we would not stay here for a main, 2 week summer holiday, this was a minor issue, and would not put us off staying here again, for a short break. Overall, this is a great property, perfectly located in Settle, and we would be very pleased to stay again.

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Robert - Verified booking

The cottage is a perfect slice of nostalgic Dale's life.

The cottage is situated in the most lovely Hamlette and is surrounded by lovely countryside, Lambs and sheep (the weekend we were there). The cottage was just what we were looking for, it was super quiet, Warm and cosy to the max. the Log burner is super easy to use and is perfect for cold nights. We also used the Garden a lot and made use of the BBQ. it's a little basic charcoal one but worked well. beds were comfortable and the shower was sufficient for what was needed. my only small areas of gripes would be that the check-in time is stupid. ^pm is just too late when your paying for a whole day. it should be more like 2 pm. the check out time of 9 am is also a little annoying but not as bad as we had lots to do that day so that didn't annoy as much. We will be booking again as it's our idea of a lovely cottage, not overdone or too Live, love, Laugh which seems to be a lot of the cottages now in Yorkshire. Rob x

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Peter - Verified booking

The cottage is delightful overall and it was a real pleasure to stay there.

We really appreciated the look of the place and the lovely prints on all the rooms. The beds were very comfortable with good quality quilt and linen. The living room is very homely and well appointed with a good selection of books. We had not expected WiFi and it was a pleasant surprise that this has now been provided.The kitchen and dining room are well equipped and catering for 6 people is very easy. We particularly appreciated the cooker which was of a high standard. The Garden is a real bonus which enhanced our holiday. A Lovely place to sit and itâs a very easy walk down to the village. For a walking holiday itâs a good location with lots of opportunities for local walks as well as access to the three peaks and the Settle to Carlisle railway line. The only downside to the house is the single bathroom which is an area that could be improved. Our group had a great holiday here and we would love to return.

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Emma - Verified booking

We love coming to this Cottage as it is cosy and warm and amazingly situated for walks, with beautiful views from the garden.

We have already booked again and would definitely recommend it. Such a peaceful and relaxing spot. However the 6 p.m. check in time, which has changed since we last visited, seems a little mean giving the earlier than normal check out at 9 a.m., and is the latest check-in time we have ever had anywhere. Also it was a cold and blustery evening when we arrived and the storage heaters were nearly all turned off at the wall so we were unable to have heat from them that night. And whilst we had logs and coal and kindling (generously supplied) we did not have firelighters or newspaper or any way to light the fire so spent a very chilly first night! However these are minor niggles and when we next visit we will come prepared. Overall this is a lovely Cottage and we loved our time here and can't wait to return in September

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Things to do near Settle

Gordale Scar

The hidden gorge at Gordale Scar has awed many visitors over the years. There's plenty of walking trails around and more accessible routes if you don't want to scramble or that are suitable for dogs. The waterfall is a particularly famous point of interest.

Forest of Bowland

The Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings and a wealth of outdoor activities including walking, cycling and fishing. Visitors can also enjoy quaint market towns, traditional pubs and excellent local food. Don't miss the Bowland Wild Boar Park, a unique family attraction. Address: The Forest of Bowland AONB, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3AT

Skipton Castle

Over 900 years old, Skipton Castle is one of the most complete and best preserved medieval castles in England. From the Dungeon to the Watch Tower, this is a castle where you can truly explore its impressive history and magnificent grounds.

Clitheroe Castle and Museum

Clitheroe Castle and Museum, located in the heart of the picturesque Lancashire market town, offers a fascinating journey through 350 million years of history. The castle keep offers breathtaking views of the town and surrounding countryside. With exhibitions ranging from Roman artefacts to modern art, there's something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to explore the hidden dungeons! Address: Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA

Settle Holiday Cottages

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Settle Cottages

North Yorkshire

1 Walkers Barn

Ref: S487012

Reviews 34

North Yorkshire

Fawber Cottage

Ref: S3058

Reviews 54

North Yorkshire

Whitefriars Lodge

Ref: S92354

Reviews 87

North Yorkshire

Grave Prospect

Ref: S675537

Reviews 6

North Yorkshire

Lychgate Cottage

Ref: S375480

Reviews 20

North Yorkshire

Haworth Barn

Ref: S43490

Reviews 67

North Yorkshire

8 Bed Cottage in Settle

Ref: S821397

North Yorkshire

Bridge End Cottage

Ref: S810531

Reviews 53

North Yorkshire

Carrholme Cottage

Ref: S810597

Reviews 27

North Yorkshire

Castlebergh Cottage

Ref: S1009442

North Yorkshire

Dugdales Cottage

Ref: S356238

North Yorkshire

The Flaggs

Ref: S1008529

North Yorkshire

Carrholme Cottage

Ref: S588503

North Yorkshire

Whernside Lodge

Ref: S424811

Reviews 22

North Yorkshire

1A Lower Croft Street

Ref: S598016

Reviews 29

North Yorkshire

Penyghent View

Ref: S37775

Reviews 38

North Yorkshire

Rose Cottage

Ref: S700967

Reviews 10

North Yorkshire

Cragdale Penthouse

Ref: S419670