Skipton Hotels Skipton England Hotel Accommodation Guide
When you are looking for cheap Skipton hotels, have a look below to find the best deals. We have selected some of the finest accommodation in Skipton hotels and the surrounds at the best prices. Located on the River Aire in North Yorkshire this market town has a world of history for you to explore in it. Henry VIII Elizabeth I and King Richard I as part of House of Clifford had connection to this Yorkshire Dales market town. The Normans built Skipton Castle here and it is so well preserved as a heritage site you would think you were back in medieval times when you visit here. A tour around it during the summer will have the old and the young enjoying themselves. Remembering back to the days when guards were on the walls and the splendid keep were the internal defences. If you like your canals, wooden bridge and or forest walks you will love this Airedale town. The high street here is full of wonderful small shops and a regular market which keeps the market town feel of Skipton alive to this day. If you want to find where to stay in Skipton, this is the place to book your hotel room.
Guest Rating of 
4.10 out of 5
Keighley Road
Skipton BD23 2TA
Our wonderfully modern establishment occupies a splendid waterside location, close to the historic town of Skipton. With stunning views of the picturesque Yorkshire Dales we are ideally situated for visitors who want a comfortable, friendly and well equipped base from which to tour the surrounding attractions of this beautiful area.
Guest Rating of 
4.20 out of 5
Broughton Road
Skipton BD23 1RT
Set in the town of Skipton, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, the Herriots provides an oasis of peace and relaxation that is ideal for travellers who demand more than just a comfortable bed. Excellent accommodation, good food and courteous, efficient service is perfectly blended to create wonderfully warm and relaxing experience.
Guest Rating of
4.30 out of 5
By The Bridge At Burnsall
Nr Skipton BD23 6BU
Putting a date on our magnificent establishment is difficult, originally built as a Ferryman's Cottage way back in the sixteenth century, over the years it has been extended and improved, with many unusual features evolving. A wonderfully relaxing ambiance, superb dinning, real cask ale and friendly, efficient service await you when you when you stay at the Red Lion, by the Bridge at Burnsall.