The Fleece Inn Haworth

General Information

The Place to visit in Haworth, The Fleece Inn and Restaurant. Haworth is famous mostly for the Bronte family. They were here for approximately 40 years but the countryside features been around for a thousand years! Of all the places to visit in Haworth, you'll be hard pressed to see a more accommodating or welcoming BandB than The Fleece Inn. The Inn is located on the nice and historic cobbled Main Street in Haworth, a stones throw from the nearby rugged and tasteful heather moors. Staying at The Fleece, the original Inn where Branwell Bronte, brother of the noted sisters, once drank (and it is said his ghost tranquil does! ) proposes a comfortable, rustic sanctuary for those desiring to receive away from it all...The Fleece Inn proposes time-honoured Yorkshire cordiality in popular and cozy surroundings with free access to a lot of local sights such as the Bronte Parsonage and our renowned steam engine railway system which featured in the classic film The Railway Children. We have retained our rustic spell and infectious ambience and propose a faithful Yorkshire welcomeWith plenty of BandB's in Haworth to determine from, the present day Fleece Inn is everytime evolving with an goal to stake its claim as one of the Premiere places to visit in Haworth. Sticking to the basic principles of offering well-known lodging alongside exceptionally scenic facilities, our new renovations have fused heritage and convention with 21st Century amenities, all of which ideally complements the vibrancy and mood that Haworth proposes. The full variety of Timothy Taylor's award winning ales are catered in the stone flagged brasserie and features newly featured in The Daily Telegraphs Top 70 Great British Inns and furthermore retains the exclusive Beautiful Beer Gold and Platinum Awards. (Incidentally, The Fleece Inn is the ONLY pub in Yorkshire to hold this nationally prized award! ) We also feature in The beautiful Beer Guide 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Transportation

From the M62, take the Bradford turn-off (M606) and follow the 'Bronte Country' signs.