Hotels and Other Accommodation in Burnley

Eaves Hall is the archetypal country house hotel dream come true. The estate, comprise 13 acres of landscaped gardens and countryside, in the heart of Lancashire's Ribble Valley. Jonathan's Restaurant at Eaves Hall is an elegant room with period features and offers wonderful views out over the landscaped gardens.

Situated in quiet surroundings near to the beautiful 15th Century Towneley Hall and Park, yet only minutes from Burnley town centre. The family run hotel features 16 tastefully furnished centrally heated en-suite rooms, all with colour TV, and tea/coffee making facilities.

The Best Western Higher Trapp Country House Hotel is situated on the enchanting Pendle hillside on over four acres of magnificent terraced gardens that are fortunate enough to enjoy panoramic views over the Lancashire countryside. Fitzy's Bar and Restaurant is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a drink.

Offering modern accommodation in Burnley, the hotel has been created for value and comfort. This hotel has air conditioned rooms and public areas. All en-suite bathrooms have power shower and complimentary toiletries.

Set high in the hills with spectacular views of Pendle Hill and the Ribble Valley. A 5 minute drive to the market town of Clitheroe & 20 minutes drive to Blackburn and Burnley.

The 3* Oaks Hotel is a sympathetically restored Victorian Mansion, preserving the grand feel of a bygone era. Quills Restaurant serves a selection of English, French and vegetarian dishes each evening. Authors Bar is ideal for a drink. Other facilities include 10-metre swimming pool, whirlpool, gym, steam room, saunas and solarium.

Rosehill House was converted to a hotel in 1963. Many of the elaborate features of the original architecture have been retained, which illustrate the luxury that some of the ancestors were accustomed to.

Rye Flatt is a period stone farmhouse in the delightful village of Laneshawbridge in Lancashire on the edge of Wycollar Country Park. It has been awarded a 4 star rating from Visit Britain.

Located in Hurst Green, north of Blackburn. The Bayley is a subtle mix of old and new, but always sticking to the philosophy of offering good service, quality comfortable accommodation, excellent food, wine and beer in a relaxed friendly atmosphere.

Located in the heart of Burnley, this hotel is conveniently close to the train and bus stations and within walking distance of the shops, bars, clubs and restaurants. The hotel has 48 well equipped bedrooms offering great comfort. The Piano Bar Restaurant serves a range of delicious food and fine wines.

Set in the beautiful Ribble Valley. As a family run hotel it offers a friendly personal service to both business and private guests. The Hotel was used as a post office up to 1928 and retains a lot of its original charm and features, since then it has been Clitheroe's most prestigious and distinctive hotel.

Family run hotel in the heart of the Ribble Valley, north of Blackburn. The Valley Restaurant serves traditional British cuisine with a modern twist. The bar is open all day offering a large range of drinks and light bites. The bedrooms are all en-suite and decorated in relaxing colours.

The Sparrow Hawk is situated at the very heart of Burnley, adjacent to the retail and commercial centre. The hotel retains its traditional Victorian charm whilst offering all the comfort the modern traveller expects. Offering 35 attractively furnished en-suite rooms, the Farriers Lost Restaurant serving fine English cuisine and Smithies or Sparrow Bar.

Step inside and you can settle in our comfortable lounges where our staff will attend to your every need. Alternatively you can unwind in our onsite Leisure facilities before experiencing dining at its best, with elegant, traditional 16th Century features.