Ingleton Hotels

Where to stay in Ingleton

Popular hotel areas

• Ingleton village centre

  Nestled right in the heart of the village, staying here means you’re just a hop, skip, and a jump away from local shops, cafes, and pubs. Perfect for those who like to be at the centre of the action, with everything right on the doorstep.

• Riverside locations

  For a more tranquil setting, riverside locations offer the soothing sounds of water flowing by. Ideal for those who fancy a peaceful retreat with picturesque views, yet still close enough to all the village happenings.

Hotels near attractions

• Proximity to Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

  Staying close to the famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is a must for nature lovers. It’s a splendid way to wake up, lace up, and embark on a scenic walk without a long commute.

• Close to White Scar Cave

  For those intrigued by subterranean wonders, choosing accommodation near White Scar Cave offers a fantastic opportunity to be among the first visitors of the day. Plus, nothing beats a cave tour followed by a relaxing evening at a nearby hotel.

Family-friendly accommodations

• Family room options

  Families will find a variety of accommodations that cater to their needs, offering spacious family rooms to keep everyone together and comfortable.

• Kid-friendly amenities

  From play areas to child-friendly menus, some hotels go the extra mile to make sure even the smallest guests have a memorable stay.

Romantic hotel stays

• Boutique and charming hotels

  For couples seeking a romantic getaway, Ingleton boasts a selection of boutique hotels exuding charm and intimacy. Perfect for a special occasion or simply a weekend escape.

• Hotels with scenic views

  There’s nothing quite like enjoying a sunset over the rolling hills from the comfort of your hotel room. These hotels offer some of the best views, setting the scene for a romantic retreat.

Hotels for outdoor enthusiasts

• Accommodations near hiking trails

  Outdoor buffs will appreciate the proximity to numerous hiking trails. Staying in these lodgings means less travel time and more adventure time in the great outdoors.

• Lodging with easy access to outdoor activities

  Whether it’s cycling, climbing, or simply exploring, find accommodation that offers easy access to a multitude of outdoor pursuits.

Luxury hotel options

• High-end amenities

  For those who enjoy the finer things in life, Ingleton’s luxury options come with top-notch amenities, ensuring a stay filled with comfort and style.

• Premium services and facilities

  From spas to gourmet dining, these hotels provide premium services that make for an indulgent stay.

Budget-friendly hotels

• Affordable accommodations

  Travelling on a budget? Ingleton offers several affordable accommodations that don’t skimp on comfort or convenience.

• Value-for-money options

  These hotels provide great value, proving that a memorable stay in Ingleton doesn’t have to break the bank. They offer the essentials, plus a little extra, at a price that won’t make the wallet wince.

The great outdoors

Whether you're travelling for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Ingleton is a great place to get away from hectic city life and experience North Yorkshire's world-famous countryside. Celebrated for its caves and waterfalls, the area boasts hundreds of different walks that take in everything from the Limestone Dales, Ingleborough Summit and an impressive network of caves and gorges.

Caves

Gaping Gill is one of the country's most popular potholing destinations, with water falling over 110 metres before hitting the ground of the cave. White Scar Caves is another famous destination, dating back to the ice age, and there are guided tours of areas in the cave including the 90-metre long Battlefield Cavern. If you're travelling with kids, head to the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail for a trek through ancient woodland and a chance to see some of the country's most spectacular waterfalls.

History

For history buffs, the area has a rich heritage dating back to the Iron Age. Ingleton is home to the first Hoffman kiln, which can still be seen in Mealbank quarry. Head to The Church of St. Mary's and you'll find a Norman font with a history of over 800 years. Ask at the tourist centre for a trail that will take you through the archaeological history of the area.

North Yorkshire

Travel outside of Ingleton and within a few minutes by car you'll find yourself in Morecombe, or head north and you'll soon be in Kendal. From Kendal you're only a stone's throw from the Lake District – another area of staggering natural beauty encompassing areas such as Windermere. If you're looking to head to a city, Leeds is a short journey to the south where you'll find an excellent selection of museums, art galleries, restaurant and bars.