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I am a big Sally Wainwright fan, so I wanted to come and see some of the places that had appeared in her programmes. I enjoyed the visit to the Famous Albert where the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We ate at the Shoulder of Mutton, another place with welcoming staff and lovely food, we were full after our meal and it was good value too. Everything in Hebden is within about a 5 minute walk from one place to another and so is in easy reach. We went to see all the main attractions except the Hebden Bridge Cruises as the time slot we wanted was booked up and we couldn’t make the next one as we had a train to catch, that will be the first attraction next time we come to Hebden Bridge.

I booked my stay for 3 days and 2 nights and it was absolutely perfect. Arriving there was relatively easy and upon arrival I was welcomed by Helen and her beautiful dog. Helen asked if I was ok with dogs but regardless, would keep the dog out of the way during my staff (tho personally I love dogs and I do not have a problem). Helen then took me upstairs to my lodgings, explaining that I will have my own key for the room and showed me first to the little alcove. Inside was shelves to the left that held cutlery, plates, extra blankets and towels and also information leaflets. The leaflets were detailed and suggested local reasturants, cafes and also local takeaway menus. The alcove also had a mini fridge to hold a small milk bottle and other small items such as butter if one wishes. Helen then showed me to my room on the right and the room was very cozy and well designed. There was a tea and coffee section with a kettle, a couch, a chest of drawers, tv, mirror and a double bed. Everything was so warm, lovely and comfortable. Helen even had little laminated info cards such as how to work the tv etc. The area is very quiet at night too, perfect for a desired night's sleep and everything is within bus or walking distance. Helen herself is also very helpful, kind and lovely. She was helpful with suggesting things to do and was enjoyable to get to know. Overall if youre looking for a peaceful rest away from the busy city then this is absolutely perfect, though it is also perfect if youre one for a slow, nature loving time away. I would definitely come back here and I highly recommend this place

Hebden Bridge is a fantastic place to visit, full of character and independent charm. We loved wandering through the quirky boutique shops and browsing the unique gifts, artwork, and local produce on offer. The canal walks are beautiful and peaceful, with stunning scenery and plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the views. There’s also no shortage of places to eat and drink, from cosy cafés serving great coffee and cakes to welcoming pubs and lovely restaurants. Whether you're looking for a leisurely lunch, an evening meal, or simply somewhere to relax and watch the world go by, Hebden Bridge has plenty to offer. It's the perfect destination for a relaxing weekend away.

Excellent 2 nights in Hebden Bridge, the town itself was really great. Plenty of bars, restaurants & quirky shops. We caught the bust to Oxenhope then jumped on the Steam train to Haworth which was fantastic. Haworth itself is a very quaint picturesque village with quirky shops, bars cafe/restaurants. A highly recommended day out.

Beutiful lively and bohemian village in the heart of Calderdale. There is a lively music scene in the town and the wider area, with legendary venues such as The Trades Club in Hebden Bridge and The Golden Lion in Todmorden well worth a visit.

Hebden bridge was a lovely place to visit , we stayed overnight while on way to Lake District and glad we did, we stayed at the dusty miller inn just outside and walked along the beautiful canal to the local town which was buzzing and live music everywhere , some friends took the trip to Emmerdale and we did the steam train ride from the film “ The Railway Children “ gra great place to Visit