Bronte Railway Cottage at Haworth

Lovely cosy house.

Pillows on single beds flat and uncomfortable.

The location and the layout of the house.

Nothing

The house was cosy and clean, good location for what we needed.

The second bedroom was disappointing not been able to stand up straight without hitting your head on the beam. Sofa bed downstairs not enough bedding and the duvet cover had a big stain on it. No bags left for the bins and we had to buy toilet rolls none left in property. Lack of mirrors..

Very nice cottage, all self-catering, quiet, clean and very cosy. Communication from owner Nigel was excellent before and after. We spent most of our time in Haworth town centre so had comparatively little time to enjoy the cottage itself, but whilst we were there it was very warm and peaceful. I slept like a log on the very comfortable bed in the master bedroom.

My daughter slept in the small room at the top of the house and although she slept well, she did say it was very cold.

Great location, Howarth is a super spot. The cottage was really clean and thoughtfully set up with helpful notes. Very quiet location the Friday night we stayed. Kitchen is basic but really easy to use and spotless. The bed was comfy too!

If I was being picky I would say maybe a better TV! And also maybe a few more lamps especially in the living room. Perhaps a big floor lamp as it was either a small reading lamp or main light on.

Quirky cottage in excellent position in Hawarth . Bronte parsonage museum interesting and some gorgeous independent shops and cafe excellent brunch at The old post office

Double bed frame very creaky and noisy

Loved the cleanliness , loved the location.

The bed in the main bedroom is not fit to sleep in. You cannot move without it making noise. The cost for one night of £145 is high end of what is available in Haworth. Plus add the fact you can't actually sleep due to the bed being so uncomfortable/ noisy the value for money is not great.