Great value for money...Isolated quiet river side location. Excellent pub on site. Stayed there…read moremany times. Once at weekend there was a near riot with a wedding party in the middle of the night.......No charge and a free breakfast...............

What a wonderful inn with a fabulous,caring, and kind innkeeper, Jane…read more This is our 2nd stay in 2 years..an absolute delight...quaint rooms, delish food, and a terrific full English breakfast. I cannot say enough about the exceptional staff...always helping and assisting if need be. Thank you, Jane, and your fine staff..see you in March..we simply cannot stay away from the "feeling like family" with you. Dr. Geri David

service was a little on the slow side and the staff and kitchen seemed to struggle with getting the…read morefood right. It isn't acceptable to tell a customer with food allergies that a meal is safe and then come back after they have started eating to say, actually, it's not OK. If in doubt the server should say so and check with the kitchen BEFORE the customer starts eating. I was on a table of 10 and 7 people were unhappy with the standard of the food.

As always, cost effective stay with the team at Days Inn, always stay here as they allow dogs and…read moreonly charge £5 per stay. Thanks guys, see you again soon..

Well stayed here last night (07/09/2010) and had a really pleasant stay. The rooms were a good size…read more( although the bed could of been bigger :) ) The parking is across the street and the transport links to Manchester and Leeds are really good. TV - This only had 5 basic channels on, so advise to take a laptop with some Dvd's if u wanting a night in. I do feel £54 was a little steep, but i guess if you are going to use the bar/restraunt then it would be worth it.

I've just enjoyed an excellent 3 course meal with my wife at the astonishing price of £10 per head…read morefor the set menu, which also included a glass of wine per person. The setting is very 'olde worlde' oak panelled room, very attentive service by the waiting staff and the food itself was to a very good quality for the money. This venue is most definately on our hit list of regular dining venues now - to pay £10 for three courses, when you can pay almost that for one course in most pubs... well it's staggering. We were even allowed to change the wine into two generous coffees after (as we don't usually drink alcohol when eating a good meal) Highly recommended, particularly for the price, and quality of dining venue.

Great value room with everything you need. The staff were accommodating and very friendly. I had…read morethe Thai "Khao Tom" for breakfast and it was an excellent dish for only £5 with 2 pieces of toast as well.

Was visiting the UK from the US in April, and through a strange series of events, I ended up in…read moreBrighouse one day without my paramour, an Englishman, who had been anticipating staying with me. Discombobulated and close to tears, I wandered into the Lane Head Hotel... ... and immediately all was well. The landlord, John, who has just taken over the Lane Head, seemed to literally spring into action. His kindness and easygoing attitude immediately put me at ease, and his words were even better-- "We will take care of you." Have you ever checked into a Premier Inn and had someone basically guarantee that they will watch out for you? Probably not. I know I certainly haven't. The quoted price was insanely reasonable and included a full English the next morning. He carried my bags up to the second floor and turned on the heater for me, and made sure I had everything needed. After giving me his mobile number in case I ran into a problem, he left me to get acquainted with the room. To be honest, the room obviously had not be renovated in some time. It was clean, fastidiously so, and stocked well with tea and towels, but the decor and furniture were quite dated. John had just told me that they were beginning major renovations, and the facilities were more than adequate and, as stated, very clean (which, to me, is more important than really anything else in a hotel) so it was not something that bothered me. Sandy, the other gentleman who works there, came up in the mid afternoon to make sure I had everything I needed. Later that evening, after getting my bearings and going out for a long walk, I returned to the hotel with an enormous order or Yorkshire fish and chips takeaway. The landlord and his wife Jane, and Sandy, were seated in the restaurant and invited me to join them. It was an exceptionally nice thing for them to offer, and I enjoyed the lovely, cosy atmosphere of the restaurant and tiny bar and woodburning stove. The next morning, I had my first Full English, cooked by John, and it was exquisite. I could barely eat half of it, but every bit was amazing, I would move to England if I could eat that bacon every day. Upon finishing, he drove me down to the train station so I could continue on my journey and meet up with my partner, for free. He refused a tip, and seemed honestly surprised that I was surprised by the attentiveness that the staff of the Lane Head had shown me. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place. I cannot wait to come back and see the renovations made-- they had talked about updating the rooms, and building another, smaller room across the hall from the restaurant with a more modern style, while also keeping the rustic, homey original restaurant. If you are ever in Brighouse, stop in to eat, or even better, stay the night. It's lovely and historic and charming, and some of the nicest people you will ever meet are running it.

A fantastic place to eat and drink especially when the sun is shining. Casa Del Lago is the best…read morepub to go to on a hot day, the multi-level terrace overlooks a gorgeous lake so you can sit back, relax, watch the water skiers and top up your tan whilst sipping on an ice cold beer! The delicious food is another reason to pay Casa a visit, with a varied menu there's something for everyone. From a simple but heavenly stone baked pizza to a juicy steak and colourful salad you can't really go wrong. Price wise it is a bit more expensive than most pubs but you get what you pay for and at Casa it really is worth it for the surroundings. Be warned if the weather is good it gets really, really busy and you might have trouble getting parked, on a good day the road is lined with parked cars.

The Wool Merchant was off to a good start before we arrived - after being let down elsewhere we…read morewere well looked after here. This is one of those great local places - friendly, clean, more than a little northern with some Italian influences (I think it is part owned by Italians - the restaurant downstairs definitely is). The staff were great - from booking to leaving - with the added adventure of my locking myself out of my room inbetween - we were well looked after. The rooms are good sized with proper pine furniture (none of this weird box-bed rubbish) and big bathrooms (proper baths and separate showers!). The hot water supply isn't perfect, to be honest (is it ever this far north??) but works with some fiddling. The walls are a bit thin too but the hotel is a quiet place, no noise comes in from outside. Which is good, because it seems Halifax becomes quite the party town after sundown. Overall - much better than one of the semi-budget chain options you'd get for the same price. The restaurant downstairs is worth a lookin too - decent pizzas ahoy.

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