Wool Combers Rest & Brönte Parsonage - Haworth

Fabulous location in the centre of Haworth. Very well appointed rooms with good facilities in the kitchenette. Beautifully furnished and a comfortable bed. Very helpful host. We would definitely recommend a stay here.

Location amazing , host was wonderful . Had the best time . Such good value for money .

Cannot fault anything . Exceptional 😁😁😁

Cosy, comfortable, well appointed accommodation and excellent value for money

Nothing to not like really

Everything was amazing. It had everything we needed. Great host. Bed very comfortable.

It was all great

Perfectly positioned at the top of the main street. Quiet location. Very quirky and unusual property.

Smaller than it looks in the photos. Very creaky due to it's age (adds character though). Could do with some tlc. Can see through the floorboards around the toilet to downstairs.

The location and decoration of the room was exceptional. A cosy retreat in Howarth that meant poor weather gave me a great excuse to spend more time in the property. Warm, clean and very unique.

Scant could improve this great place.

Gorgeous, cosy room with lots of character. Has everything you need to make your stay very pleasant. The location was fantastic!

Nothing

Location, location, location - plus ambiance and the hospitality of our host, Nathaniel. This self-contained studio apartment is on the first floor (second storey) of a traditional Yorkshire cottage. It is right in the heart of the Brontës' Haworth, straight across the lane (Church Street) from the main entrance of the church of Saint Michael and All Angels, where Patrick, father of all the Brontës, was perpetual curate, where his son-in-law, Arthur Bell Nicholls, Charlotte's husband, was his assistant curate, and where he wed Charlotte. That church’s crypt is where Patrick, his wife, her sister, and many of the Brontë children, including Charlotte, are buried. The apartment is also only about 100 meters from the Brontë Parsonage Museum, which is located in the house where Patrick lived and where most of his children were reared. A similar distance in the opposite direction The Black Bull pub, Branwell Brontë's favoured hostelry, can be found. On the practical front, the apartment is also only a short walk from two (paid) car parks, the museum’s and the Central Carpark. We used the latter, which cost us a total of £4.50 to stash our car there from 8am to 8pm and £1 for overnight parking. On the ambience front, the apartment is decorated and furnished in Victorian style, which helped to bring us right back to Brontë times. Being a studio apartment, the sleeping, living and cooking areas are in the same room, with the en suite bathroom in its second room, featuring a shower-in-bath arrangement. The cooking area was adequately equipped, including with a two-ring electric hotplate, a microwave, an air fryer, and a (small) refrigerator. The queen-size bed was very comfortable and, even though we stayed there in mid-December, we found the apartment to be cosily warm at all times. I know it's a cliché, but in this case it's true: Nathaniel, our host, couldn't do enough for us.

Even though this apartment was perfect for us, there are a couple of things that those of you with mobility limitations should be aware of: 1) Accessing the apartment means climbing a single flight of stairs; 2) Its shower is in the bathtub. Also, those of you who favour the soulless, clinical style of decoration and furnishing currently in vogue will probably not like this apartment.

Vintage room in a cosy old house/nook that was a Hop skip and jump into Bronte museum. Parking within a few minutes. Well connected to Manchester

Narrow streets challenging for a big car. Go small to medium