Keighley Hotels with Wifi

"Close to the activity of the day in natural surroundings spoilt by some horn that sounded to every train though stopped between 10pm to 6am, a railway crossing warning l think. Railway nearby but couldn't really hear the trains Was clean but bathroom badly needs updating rather shabby. No hot water evening time but very hot for the morning. Clean bedding and towels plenty tea and coffee sachets. Breakfast good choice English and Continental. Nice large TV. Ok if you just want to sleep don't expect luxury."

"Outstanding BnB style accommodation adjacent to the Bronte parsonage and museum. Friendly welcome from the owner/host, who kindly looked after my bike. Stellar breakfast. Wondeeful hospitality and excellent value.  Will return."

"Stayed here on a date night with a lad I was seeing. Welcoming for same sex couples. Romantic room, I forget the name of the suite we were in but it was a beautiful room of greens and oranges and overlooked the main street. Absolutely faultless including the breakfast."

"The most surprising and memorable stop on this trip to the UK is the 400-year-old Haworth Old Courthouse. The store is not big, there are only two rooms, although after 400 years, the room is particularly clean and tidy, there is no old smell, the stay experience is very comfortable and comfortable. The beef pie and chicken pie here are the most amazing British cuisine I have ever eaten on my whole trip. The braised crispy crispy, the filling is rich and mellow, and I have fallen in one bite. I still miss it for many days. The store service is warm and intimate, sincere and thoughtful. The whole town is quiet and simple, the folk customs are simple and friendly, strolling in the wilderness and streets, you can really understand the root of the birth of the Bronte sister's story, desolate and romantic, quiet and powerful. Loved Haworth deeply, healing and moving here, and must return to this place in the future. ------ English version This 400‑year‑old Haworth Old Hall is my most unforgettable highlight of my trip across England. Though it only has two rooms, this charming historic inn offers the most authentic British countryside atmosphere. Despite its long history of 400 years, the rooms are spotlessly clean with no musty odours at all, making my stay extremely comfortable. Their Steak & Ale Pie and Chicken Pie are absolutely the best British food I have ever tasted. The pastry is crispy and golden, with rich, hearty fillings that linger in my mind days after leaving. The service here is incredibly warm, genuine and thoughtful. The whole town is quiet, simple and friendly. Wandering around the moors and streets, I truly understand how the Brontë sisters created their powerful, timeless stories here. I fell deeply in love with Haworth. It is such a healing and lovely place, and I will definitely come back again."

"Special trip to Haworth Town. Visit the Bronte Three Sisters. The hotel is leaning on the Bronte Museum. church. Hotel stay is quite satisfactory. The hotel has a bar to eat, very English country atmosphere..."