Eaves Hall, Clitheroe (Lancashire)

18th Century Eaves Hall is in the heart of Lancashire's Ribble Valley, peaceful and tranquil.

Summary 18th century buildings Breakfast included Free car parking (on site) No smoking Facilities Shared gardens Games pitches Tennis court Children's cots Children's highchairs Food and Drinks Restaurant Continental breakfast (included) English breakfast (included) Dinner available (at additional cost) Bar

Nearby recreations Recommended walks Pub (a short drive) Museums (a short drive) Historic houses Golf course (a short drive) Tennis courts (walking distance) Recommended restaurants (a short drive)

Introduction

Eaves Hall offers a perfect place to relax and get away from it all. Whether your interest is walking, cycling, heritage and history, nature or you just simply want to enjoy a short break in different surroundings, you will find this relatively unknown part of Lancashire to your liking.

With 34 individually appointed bedrooms, many affording views out over the gardens and countryside. All bedrooms are en suite and equipped with hospitality tray, remote control colour TV, hairdryer and direct dial phone.

The hotel has 2 comfortable lounges, and a bar lounge. Surrounded by magnificent wood panelling, ornate fireplaces, a grand staircase, moulded cornices and other period characteristics.

History to the present day

The history of Eaves Hall Country Hotel is a long one, stretching back to Tudor times. In the intervening centuries there have been three Eaves Halls constructed on two different sites, although within 600 yards of each other. As a result, the current Eaves Hall boasts a tangibly historic ambience.

Food and Drinks

Jonathan's Restaurant serves both Table d'Hote and A la carte menus. It has become particularly popular among both guests and locals for its traditional British dishes with a modern twist and for the superb views of the hotel gardens. Elegant and refined, while dining is in itself not an overly formal affair, the restaurant does operate a smart casual dress code. For a more informal dining experience, guests can order lighter snacks and meals in the warm and cosy bar which features a garden terrace.

Grounds and gardens

The River Ribble is fast flowing. clean and perfectly suited to salmon and brown trout fishing in particular. Eaves Hall owns private fishing rights on either side of West Bradford Bridge, a short distance from the hotel. The extensive grounds at Eaves Hall also provide opportunities for other outdoor sports activities, such as archery and laser clay pigeon shooting (these two particular activities require pre-booking with minimum numbers). For individual guests there is tennis, golf on the pitch and putt course, a practice putting area and bowls on the Crown Green. There are 13 acres of formal and country gardens to explore!

Other facilities

Porter service is available on request.

Arrival information and how to find us

Address: Carole Mellin, Eaves Hall, Clitheroe, West Bradford, Lancashire, BB7 3JG, United Kingdom

Address: Eaves Hall Lane,West Bradford , Clitheroe, BB7 3JG

Check In: 3.00pm                 Check Out:11.00am

Directions: From the West:Leave the M6 at junction 31. Take the A59 towards Clitheroe (12 miles approx). At the A671 roundabout take the Clitheroe bypass (A59) and then the third turning left sign-posted Clitheroe North, and West Bradford. Straight on through West Bradford village. At T-junction turn left, then first right into Eaves Hall Lane. Eaves Hall is 100 yards on the left.

From the East: At Skipton take the A59 towards Clitheroe (17 miles approx). Turn right sign posted Clitheroe North and West Bradford. Continue as above.

 

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