A warm welcome awaits at our cosy 17th century luxury cottage guest house set in the village of Worsthorne, with all the amenities you need for a quirky stay on the outskirts of Burnley, which is only 5 minutes away.
Location
Set in the heart of the village with unrestricted parking, our cottage guest house is unique, given it is sat on the edge of the countryside with bridleways in every direction from our doorstep, yet only minutes away from several towns and the motorway.
We have two lovely village pubs serving excellent food and a variety of guest ales, a fantastic and well stocked village store and the bonus of a great village fish and chip shop.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, we are a short drive from Burnley town centre, Pendle, the Ribble Valley, West Yorkshire and M65 motorway links.
Bedrooms
Our rooms are homely and cosy, each with an en-suite toilet and shower, pocket sprung mattresses, large 32″ TV
2 Twin Rooms
1 Kingsize Room
1 Triple Room (kingsize and single)
Kitchen
Our cottage kitchen has everything you need for your stay.
An 10 seater dining table, an island that sits 5-6 people, electronic fan oven, induction hob, built in microwave, dishwasher, separate fridge and freezer, a large selection of pans, cooking utensils, plates, cutlery
With a well stocked village store right next door, this is ideal for rustling up a meal when you need it.
Meals
There are several pubs and restaurants serving food, either a leisurely walk or a short drive away, see here for more details. The Bay Horse pub/restaurant is now open after full refurbishment serving an extensive menu, just footsteps away in the square.
Business or Leisure
So whether you’re here on business or pleasure it makes a great base for a comfortable stay in the Burnley area, with discounts for multiple nights. Please enquire. There is plenty of free street parking very close to the Guest House.
Burnley FC and Away Fans Welcome
We are only 5 minutes from Turf Moor. The local village pub (The Crooked Billet ) does a return coach on match days. It’s a great way to start the football off with some light-hearted banter over a pint and local pie & peas.
Why not stay the night at the Guest House before and after the match and make a weekend of it?