Check-in 3pm – 7pm
A bed and breakfast in Kelderby
Six quiet rooms at the end of Church Lane.
An old stone farmhouse with open fires, a proper cooked breakfast and footpaths that start at the garden gate. Dogs are welcome in three of the rooms.
Check-out
By 10.30am
Rooms from
£105 a night
Dogs welcome in three rooms
Breakfast included
Cooked to order from 8am to 9.30am, with eggs from the farm up the lane.
Dogs welcome
Three ground-floor rooms come with a dog bed, bowls and towels. £15 a stay.
Walks from the door
Three marked walks start at the garden gate, from 4 to 8 miles.
Parking and EV charger
Free parking for eight cars and a 7kW charger in the yard.
Hello from Anna and Rob
A farmhouse that’s used to visitors.
Wrenfold has been a farm, a post office and, for the last fourteen years, our home. We run it as a small B&B with six rooms, so there’s always time for a chat about which walk to do or where to eat.
There’s a lounge with a fire and an honesty bar, a drying room for wet boots and a garden that catches the evening sun.
6
rooms, all en-suite
1
long breakfast table
3
walks from the gate
The rooms
Six rooms, each a bit different.
All the rooms
The Hayloft
from
£145
2 adults
King-size
Orchard Room
from
£125
2 adults
Twin, or zip-and-link king
Dogs welcome
Step-free
Ash Room
from
£105
2 adults
Small double
The Stable
from
£140
3 people
Double and a single
Dogs welcome
Step-free
Wren Room
from
£135
2 adults
Super-king, or twins
Garden Suite
from
£175
4 people
King plus twin beds
Dogs welcome
Breakfast, 8am to 9.30am
Worth getting up for.
Everything is cooked to order and served at one long table in the old kitchen, or at your own if you’d rather. Most of it comes from within five miles.
The full Kelderby
Bacon and sausages from the farm shop, free-range eggs, black pudding, mushrooms, tomato and beans.
Eggs your way
Poached, scrambled or fried, on sourdough from the village bakery.
Porridge
Made with oats and milk, with honey, cream or a dash of whisky.
See the breakfast menu
Out of the gate
Walks that start at the door.
Explore the area
4 miles, about 2 hours
Kelder Beck and the old mill
Down Church Lane, over the stile and along the beck to the mill ruins. Mostly flat, muddy after rain. Leads on near the sheep.
6 miles, about 3 hours
Gill Head waterfall
Up through Kelder Wood to the falls and back along the top. One steep climb, then the best picnic spot in the dale.
8 miles, about 4 hours
Raven Edge
The big one: heather moor, wide views and a trig point at the top. Take a map and a flask, as there's no café up there.
From the guest book
Kind words left on the hall table.
“We came for two nights and stayed four. Rob’s walk notes were spot on and the dog didn’t want to leave the Orchard Room.”
Helen and Mark
Orchard Room, April
“The quietest night’s sleep we’ve had in years, then a breakfast that kept us going all the way up Raven Edge.”
Priya
The Hayloft, October
“Anna had the fire lit when we got back soaked. Lovely house, lovely people, and the Plough is a six-minute stroll.”
James and Ollie
Wren Room, February
Rooms from £105 a night
Come and stay a night or two.
Send us your dates and we’ll reply the same day with what’s free. Or ring 01632 960715, any time before 9pm.