Characterful homely hotel in the beautiful village of Worston. Pamela, the owner and all the staff were exceptional in their relaxed friendliness, you will be made to feel very welcome, looked after and comfortable. There is a huge dining conservatory at the back of the hotel overlooking the large garden surrounded by trees and fields with Pendle Hill in the background. We sat on the decking which was by a stream, it was idyllic admiring the views and listening to the birds.there are lots of walks from the village. The hotel is spotlessly clean . Very good menu with food from home made pies, to curry. Be warned, the portions are huge although they do have a few dishes that are available in smaller portions.

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The room had everything we needed, very comfortable bed, tea/coffee, adequate storage space etc. The hotel was sign posted from the main road and was easy to find and it had plenty of free parking. The food in the hotel was great and good value. Staff were all very friendly. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a mid range place to stay.

The room decor was a bit dated and the bathroom had a bit of mould but it still felt clean and it wouldn't deter me from recommending the hotel or staying again. The biggest issue was the noise from next door, we could hear the TV through the wall but it was unclear whether that was due to thin walls or inconsiderate 'neighbours'. We didn't complain because we weren't in the room that much but if we were light sleepers it could have been a bigger issue. Not everyone can sleep to the sound of 80's ballads.

The room and bathroom was tastefully decorated and the bed extremely comfortable. A lovely restaurant offering a very extensive menu for all tastes. I've never seen such a vast and delicious Dessert menu! My food was excellent. On the Monday and Tuesday evenings that I stayed, the restaurant was buzzing and well staffed. It seemed to be very popular with locals. On both nights there were family gatherings celebrating birthdays which says a lot about its reputation.

There was nothing to dislike!

We had dinner on the first night in the conservatory which was very pleasant, food was good plus good value. We sat by the fire in the front of the hotel after dinner, lovely. Bed very comfortable, all rooms are unique as we found when we were shown around. Breakfast was excellent, lots of choice, staff were friendly and you could have any combination of food off the menu. The hotel is set in smashing countryside, easy to park and easy to travel to places of interest in the area.

Check in was quick & easy. The room was lovely, with a big comfortable bed, a big bathroom & good shower. The restaurant was very busy but we had been saved a table as we were staying. It is well staffed & we were well looked after. We both enjoyed our meals & wished we'd had time for desserts which looked lovely. Breakfast was also good with friendly staff.

Just for info - I thought it was a pub but no bar area, it is a large restaurant (with rooms) & so not open late.

The room was well equipped and nicely decorated. Lots of storage space. The food in the restaurant was very good and generous portions. Perfectly cooked breakfast and proper bread toast. The views from the restaurant conservatory were lovely.

Our room (10) in the Annexe didn’t have net curtains and people could look straight in from both sides of the car park. We had to keep the curtains closed, which was a shame as it was nice bright room. Mugs would have been nice with the kettle rather than tea cups.

Location, overall cleanliness, excellent breakfast and menu selection (though a little bit pricey), view from restaurant, general ambiance, cosy bar area. Good selection of tea and coffee making choices in room. Loved the tiny old fashioned soap bars! Lots of hot water for the bath. Opening windows in room and bathroom - I am a fresh air freak!!

Rather a lot of noise first thing, not from guests. It sounded as if many wheelie bins were being moved around. This went on for some time! It woke me up early and kept me awake, unfortunately. Probably a one-off, but nevertheless disappointing. Room was lacking in natural light.

Me and my boyfriend had a pleasure of staying at the calf’s head for two nights. This was a such a lovely place for us to stay - the staff were nothing but kind and welcoming, the rooms were really big and clean with an extremely comfortable bed and the food from the pub was absolutely gorgeous. It’s not surrounded by much, but it’s going a little walk to enjoy the nature. We had such a lovely stay and would love to come back.

Nothing!

The breakfast was fantastic the staff are all good very friendly the location is good too was a lovely place to stay for the wedding at Bashal barn

As I have said previously we really liked our stay at the Calfs head and is obviously a very popular place our only negatives was our bed was not the most comfortable the other thing would be our evening meal was not as nice as we were expecting the dessert was lovely though

We needed to check-in as early as possible so we could attend a wedding. I'd emailed beforehand and the staff had gone out of their way to turn around our room so we could have access when we arrived. It was a large, well appointed room with an ensuite incorporating both a jacuzzi bath and an excellent powerful shower. It was clean and tidy, if a little care-worn, but the bed was exceptionally comfortable, with high thread count bedding and fluffy towels and they get my vote because a teapot was provided. ☺️

The hotel needs redecorating and repainting. We tried to use the bath before we went to bed, but they had obviously had a run on hot water. (There was plenty the next morning).