• An amazing B&B in Askrigg, Yorkshire Dales.

We are a Bed and Breakfast in the Yorkshire Dales.

£35 per person per night (www.holmedale-askrigg.com) Special 2014 offer at Holmedale Bed and Breakfast: Midweek break Monday to Friday for £250.00 Weekend break Friday to Monday for £190.00

Welcome to Holmedale (B&B), Askrigg

A warm friendly Yorkshire welcome awaits you at Holmedale where we will greet you with genuine Yorkshire hospitality and good traditional homecooked local food. An informal and comfortable relaxing atmosphere is offered during your stay here in the Dales.

Holmedale has recently been refurbished to a high standard maintaining a vast amount of original features including a stunning wood paneled hallway and large spacious rooms but adapted to meet modern requirements including luxurious en-suite bedrooms, thermostatically controlled central heating, and conforms to all necessary Fire Regulations.

We are situated in the charming historic village of Askrigg, in Upper Wensleydale within the Yorkshire Dales National Parks
offering fantastic views of the village itself, St Oswalds church, and the rolling hillsides of Wensleydale which are all at your doorstep.

Askrigg offers a local shop with tearoom, a cafe, three pubs, a restaurant and a church, and is an ideal location to explore the beautiful countryside, attractions, rivers, waterfalls and villages that the dales have to offer, not to forget Askrigg also known as “Darraby" in the well known TV Series “All Creatures Great and Small",is home of Skeldale House which was the veterinary practice of James Herriot.

We are more than happy to provide a dry space for waterproofs after your long walks and bike rides within the dales and we are able to provide a garage for bikes/motorbikes etc.

During your stay we will be more than happy to help you with any questions regarding the local area and places of interest.

Find Us

Directions to Holmedale, Askrigg From M6 Leave the M6 at junction 37, then turn right onto the A684 (signposted Kendal, Sedbergh) Turn right onto the A684 (signposted Sedbergh) Continue forward on the A684 Bear left onto the A684 (sign posted Leyburn