Welcome to Haworth Old Hall.

Yorkshire Tourist Board "Yorkshire Pub of the Year 2006" finalist

The Publican "Customer Service Award 2007" finalist

En suite accommodation all with wireless internet connection.

Set amidst stunning countryside, the village of Haworth, with its cobbled streets and timeless houses, is understandably, one of the more popular destinations for visitors to the Pennines.

After a walk on the moors, or along the historic streets of Haworth, you can be assured of a warm welcome at the 16th century Haworth Old Hall.

		Haworth Old Hall is one of the oldest buildings in the village.  Formerly known as 'Emmott Hall', much of the Tudor charm and atmosphere has been preserved.  We have open log fires, real ales, fine wines and a mouth-watering menu! Haworth Parsonage Museum, the home of the Brontë family, the Brontë Weaving Shed and a walk along Main Street, are just a few of the attractions that give visitors a real flavour of bygone days, and where better to relax and reflect on your day than in front of a roaring log fire at the 16th century Haworth Old Hall?

David's Quiz Night every Thursday night starting at 9.30pm.  50p to enter which includes a sandwich and chips supper and free entry for the raffle.  We look forward to seeing you there.

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Haworth is eight miles to the west of Bradford and only three miles south of Keighley. There are regular buses from Bradford interchange to Haworth and the nearest main line railway station is at Keighley.

At weekends and Bank Holidays, steam trains travel from Keighley to Haworth on the line made famous by 'The Railway Children'.

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