Situated within acres of beautiful landscaped gardens this Georgian styled mansion hotel, owned by Richardson Hotels, has everything you need for a relaxing break and a chance to explore this beautiful part of the country.

Set in its own 13 acre estate of landscaped gardens and countryside it commands panoramic views across the Ribble Valley. The hotel boasts modern business & conferencing facilities, a contemporary restaurant and en-suite accommodation.

Eaves Hall offers good standards of single, twin and double room hotel accommodation, some of which have superb views over the Hotel's landscaped gardens. In addition, Eaves Hall also has 2 fully equipped self-catering cottages in its grounds, with full use of the hotel’s facilities.

The restaurant at Eaves Hall is renowned for it's first class cuisine which uses locally produced foods and helpful waiting staff on hand to discuss any special requirements you might have.

Eaves Hall, nestled in the heart of the Ribble Valley, is ideal for exploring the north of the country or simply enjoying time out to unwind in this lovely hotel.

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Right on the Hotel’s doorstep is the historic town of Clitheroe. Visit the magnificent castle which is open daily along with a farming market. Clitheroe also has plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants to enjoy!

If you like historic castles take a trip to Skipton, a short journey from Eaves Hall, and visit the famous castle where the Battle of Marston Moore took place. Whilst you are there you can also visit its market and museum. Bolton Abbey is also open all year round and provides stunning walks and picnic spots.

Within easy reach of the Hotel is Bowland Forest, superb for walking with unsurpassable views. Nearby is Bowland’s Wild Boar Park, great for all the family and what’s more you have to drive though some spectacular scenery to get there. Also locally are the picturesque villages of Settle and Chip Norton and Stonehurst and its college where J A Tolkien, author of Lord of the Rings went to school.

For rail and history enthusiasts visit Worth Valley’s Heritage Railway & Steam Train which journeys through Bronté country visiting Oakworth Station. Again within easy reach by car from Eaves Hall.