Beck Hall
Cove Road Malham
Skipton
England
Beck Hall GUESTHOUSE Skipton Description
Beck Hall was built in 1710 and has been providing accommodation since the 1930's. Changes over the years mean that there are now 11 visitor bed rooms, 9 double en-suite rooms and 2 twin room. Four of the rooms are 4-poster. We as well have a roomy visitor lounge where you can unwind into the evening, plan the next days walks, or plot the 2 minute walk into Malham village to visit either of the fine pubs that will quench any thirst. On a colder winter night don't be surprised to be co-opted to maintain the log fire that occupies one end of the lounge. In the morning you will need an appetite for either the full English breakfast, vegetarian choice or a lighter continental selection. The choice is yours alone. Malham is a little town of 150 inhabitants which happens to be one of the most visited villages in the Yorksrent Dales. We can see why. There are shops, pubs and teashops galore. Just what a serious walker, cyclist or family need before setting off for a strenuous walk up and around the many footpaths that cri -cro Malhamdale. For our le strenuously inclined visitors there are plenty of things to see in and around Malham village. The chance to dip your feet in the beck whilst taking in the village life around you never fails to attract. Coupled with some good refreshments, what more could nourish the soul? Knapely (really Kettlewell), the village setting for the Calendar Girls movie is just 7 miles away from us. We hope to see you soon, whether you plan on staying over for a few nights, or will be up for the day.
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