Our room was superb; so much thought had gone into guest comfort - blackout blinds, earplugs (bear in mind the location in the centre of Hebden Bridge), a really comfortable bed, and a fan. The Townhouse really excelled, in our opinion, by recognising that a duvet in hot and humid conditions is not only unnecessary, but also very uncomfortable. Our bed was made using only the duvet cover, with duvet left in the room for those who like to roast all night. Too many establishments keep the same weight duvet on their beds regardless of the season. The continental breakfast was also really good.

Hebden Townhouse is a lovely, welcoming place that at the same time respects your privacy. It is a short walk from the train station and central to all the restaurants and shops in town. It is also close to a lot of fantastic hiking, my main activity. I loved the self check-in mixed with nice touches like bottles of cold water and real milk in the fridge for you all day after breakfast. My room was spacious, with a walk-through closet and a huge bath with tub.

The only drawback was the location of my room, in the back facing a pub. It was a bit noisy later than I like, but that’s most likely because I am an early riser.

The location is great, right in the middle of town, and the breakfast, although just continental was really good. Very comfortable bed.

Although the bathroom was modern and up to date, there was no shower. The free standing bath looked great but if you are old please make sure you can get out of the bath before you get into it. One of us was unable to take a bath or proper shower after the first day. The parking for the hotel is only 2-3 minutes walk away but you do have to get a ticket at 8 am. It is run by APCOA whose app does not seem to take payments from many normal bank cards, so you may have to walk to get a ticket and actually put it in your car first thing, if you can't get the app to work. Finally, beware of the clever egg boiling device in the dining room. It seemed very good and safe but on the second day my wife scalded herself quite badly on it.

Great choice of food, which was presented in a lovely way Lovely staff and very clean everywhere

Nothing really. It is a self check in system, which may not be for everyone but it was fine for me. I did however struggle with all the stairs to my room. I have arthritis in my legs so I found no it hard to get my bag to my room which was on the top floor. As you don’t see staff on arrival, there was no one to help me. It’s worth noting, that if you have a mobility issue, then maybe this isn’t the best place to stay

Totally exceeded our expectations. Our room was facing the marina with beautiful views. Despite being on a busy road it was very quiet in the rooms. The bed was very comfy, room was very spacious and wowed us with the lovely decor. Furniture really felt boutique. Lots of space for luggage and storage. Bathroom was gorgeous, shower was hot with good pressure. Spotlessly clean. Generous selection of teas, coffee and hot chocolate in room. Continental breakfast was very generous with lots on offer. Loved that they didn't waste food and encouraged guests to help themselves to what didn't go at breakfast. The staff were very attentive polite and kind. Check in was super easy with great communication throughout Can't wait to stay again! We will be back.

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Initially, I was somewhat disconcerted to find that access to the hotel was via a pass code and that there was no one present to greet me. I am used to being met by a member of staff in reception. However, once I had accessed the building, I found the process simple and straight forward and my fears were allayed. The room and facilities were comfortable. The continental breakfast was adequate and there were friendly members of staff on hand, which I found reassuring. It was helpful to be able to leave my suitcase in the dining room after checkout, for later collection.

Being elderly, I would have found a lift helpful, especially as there was no member of staff to help with my suitcase but that wouldn't put me off staying there again, so long as I remain mobile.

We have stayed at Hebden Townhouse previously for our first anniversary for one night. This time we stayed for two nights on our third anniversary. As this was a planned surprise for my fiance' I'd arranged a bottle of Prosecco upon arrival and was surprised to be given a room upgrade at no extra cost, however, inspite of the room being upgraded I did feel a little disappointed in the size, the room was exceptional in itself with gorgeous furnishings & a beautiful bathroom, but, I did feel the room we stayed in previously (room 11 *Old Town* I believe) seemed far bigger & had both a bath plus a shower with walk around storage area/hanging space. The room we were allocated had a freestanding bath with mixer tap/shower but no suitable area to actually use the shower facility unless sitting in the bath. Lighting coukd have been somewhat better too, no loghting directly above mirrors to aid with being able to see. The previous room was also situated towards the rear of the building, not as much a lovely view as room 8 was, but, far quieter from the main road noise & noise from customers in both bars at either side of the hotel. Inspite of myself preferring our previous room to this particular one, the stay was lovely nonetheless, the beds are super comfortable & the linen is quality. The staff were friendly & smiley, the hotel itself is lovely with fabulous decor, the stairwell imparticular i find amusing 😊 The room was clean & airy & the hotel itself (inspite of the road & bars which we did know about) is in a prime spot for bars, restaurants & the train station, with bus stops on the doorstep along with being directly opposite the stunning marina. I also like the fact that the hotel is unmanned on arrival, just pop in the door code & away you go. We will hopefully be staying again, fingers crossed it won't be two years between stays next time though. Thank you Hebden Team for a wonderful stay 🙌

Hebden Townhouse is in a perfect location if travelling into Hebden by train or car. The train station is only a few minutes walk away, however we drove and used the public carpark across the road which was relatively cheap too. Before arrival, the host sent us a welcome message and helpful suggestions for choosing a car park which was great! I downloaded the app before arrival which made parking a lot quicker and easier. The hotel itself is located on the main road into Hebden and sits either side of 2 very busy bars. We were initially worried it was going to be too loud when trying to sleep, however we arrived back to the hotel at around 12am and both bars were already closed, I believe there is a strict cut off time for bars/pubs in Hebden and they don't stay open all night! Our room was perfect; spacious and very clean with all the amenities we could wish for. The bathroom was very big, and so was the shower! The shower gel and moisturisers were a lovely added touch. The bed was super big and comfy and we had a room right on the front, overlooking the canal. We did not have breakfast in the morning, but upon check out we were greeted by our host and the newest member of the team, 11 week old Labrador puppy, Molly!

The room, though small, was very well appointed. Bed very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent and the attending staff could not have been more helpful.

Parking - damn near impossible if you could not load the Apcoa app. Pricing outrageous but they have a monopoly of the town centre. The pub behind the property and below our window was very very noisy. Fortunately it rained in the evening so we had a peaceful night. "just call us - we are only a few minutes away" turned out to be a remote handlimg service who had no real grasp of the location.

The location was, excellently, sited for the all day event we were attending at the Picture House across the road and was in the heart of the town, within an easy, walking, flat distance to a lovely restaurant for our evening meal. The breakfast was of an exceptionally high standard for a self-service continental one, with freshly boiled eggs, cheese and ham. There was a plethora of cereals, fancy yoghurts, pastries and muffins, as well as a multitude of accompaniments for bread rolls or toast, which included little pots of jams and honey on every table, as well as Nutella, Marmite and other sachets. There were options for dietary needs as well. Thumbs up! We were served in a relaxed, friendly and very efficient manner with our hot drinks - made, freshly, in individual teapots - by the waitress. She, usually, ask their name(s) but forgot to on this occasion. But, She did thank her. Check-in was faultless. Although, She did push the outside door after putting the code in, instead of pulling it, initially. It was also nice to have 2 easy chairs to sit in and watch a bit of tv. We will, definitely, stay there again. Undoubtedly.

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