Fawber Cottage

Lovely traditional old farmhouse in a delightful position in a quiet hamlet.

Well placed for exploring all parts if the Dales. Beautiful garden. Take care on the cobbles at the front if wet as can be slippy. Excellent wifi.

We found Fawber Cottage to be a delightful place to stay.

The location was perfect with a short walk from the front door to the Pennine Way that led down to Horton-in-Ribblesdale. It had everything we needed with plenty of fuel for the fire and a beautiful garden to enjoy the ever-changing views of Pen-y-Ghent as the clouds moved across the sky. We would love to have stayed longer and would recommend the cottage to anyone looking for a quiet and peaceful escape.

Not our first visit to Fawber Cottage, it is a lovely place to stay.

We loved this cottage and would not hesitate to stay here again.

The only reason I did not give a 5 for comfort is because I am old and creaky and I found the sofa and armchairs difficult to get out of. They were comfortable whilst sitting on them though! The double bed is also very high and I had to kind of flop on to It to get into it! The cottage itself is in a lovely location. It is simply furnished and there are some lovely little vintage/antique pieces. We really enjoyed all the artwork on the walls. The kitchen is well equipped. If it is raining , I would advise other visitors to park in the little parking area beside the barn and not on the cobbles in front.

Cottage was great and positioned in a beautiful setting.

The cottage was well equipped and we managed to cook every day. The only missing item was a Yorkshire Puddig tin, but we purchased one locally. Most importantly for me there was no road noise given it is on a road that is a dead end that only services a few farms. One review mentioned the farmer and his quad bike but for our stay at least we never heard anything, most mornings I was up at 5am and sat in the garden looking at the view and listening to the birds. A very peaceful and relaxing holiday that I can fully recommend for someone looking for similar holiday.

Traditional Yorkshire bolt hole in a lovely peaceful setting.

Comfy cosy cottage in an ideal location for walking and cycling. Beds extremely comfortable. Some of the kitchen utensils could do with an update ( pots and trays).

Fawber Cottage is a lovely, "tucked away", detached cottage deep in the Yorkshire Dales, around 0.

75 miles from the village of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. The cottage is ideal for the "Three Peaks", the Settle to Carlisle Railway, Settle, Skipton, Hawes, Ribblehead, Dent and the other beautiful villages in the Dales. The cottage itself is delightful, with views of Pen-y-Ghent from the living room window and a bench in the back garden. The bedding was clean and fresh and the beds comfortable. There is very little noise, apart from the farmer, who seems to delight in driving about in a quad bike early in the morning and in the early evening. We had someone appear one morning to cut the grass with a petrol mower, without having had the courtesy to knock on the door first and ask whether it was convenient, which we thought was a bit naughty - too bad if you had fancied a log lie-in! Three is no road/traffic noise. There is no mobile or DAB signal, which wasn't an issue for us but may be for others. The DVD player doesn't work, so you may want to bring your own. The TV is a smart TV, so you get YouTube etc. The heating is preset and difficult to change. The prices for the cottage vary wildly, depending on which week you choose, so choose carefully. We paid £534 for 1 week commencing 30/5/25, which we thought was reasonable. Check in is 5pm and check out is 9am sharp with no exceptions. On the whole, we would recommend this cottage.

What a delightful cottage!

Many period features remaining, comfortable and warm. Quiet location, with no passing traffic, the only person we saw was the friendly local farmer. I wouldn’t have minded a bit less stuff in the kitchen cupboards, but that’s just nitpicking. Planning our next visit already.

The cottage is great, we really enjoyed our stay.

The beds were very comfy and the bathroom was spotless. The tub was great after our three peaks walk! The kitchen was generally well equipped but didn't have any tupperware, so we made do with what was on hand for our leftovers. We found many of the dishes had not been washed properly and needed to be washed before use. The hair dryer is broken, it does not blow hot air. We also were not provided with fire starters/kindling as was advertised. The area has no cell phone coverage, but the cottage has very good wifi. We loved the gorgeous garden and the sheep next door. We would love to visit again!

A lovely cottage, perfect for our walking holiday.

Excellent location in the Yorkshire Dales.

A beautiful, cozy, private cottage in a stunning location.

The cottage is characterful and thoughtfully furnished with lovely works of art that exhibit a degree of trust from the owner. We found Fawber Cottage to be very warm and well equipped. It was clean and well organised. The garden and property in general were well kept/ maintained and one really couldn’t ask for more! To boot, the pub is only a short stroll down the track.

Widows always wet, furniture horrendous as that old they were very uncomfortable, some kitchen pans, if at home would be thrown away.

Thankfully the log burner was good and the beds were comfortable. Although very quite and fairly secluded we wouldn’t book here again and wouldn’t recommend it.

Tried phoning the owner 3 times during my stay.

The first time, she advised she was on the phone to someone from China and that I'd have to phone her back (the correct response would surely have been to say that she would phone ME back). On the 2nd and 3rd attempts to phone her, it went onto her answering service - I left a message for her to phone me but she never did. After we had arrived back home, a full 24 hours later, I received a text message from her asking if she could help! The heating is by means of quite dated storage heaters. The heating came on at preset times and it was unclear as to how the guest controlled the heating times. Although it was only September when we stayed, it got chilly on one or two evenings and we had to sit with duvets over us one evening. Guests may wish to bring their own small fan heater with them if staying over the colder months. The shower was over the bath type. The shower screen was of a folding type which did not sit flush on the edge of the bath leading to worry that water would go over the side onto the floor. We were worried about forcing it in case we broke it. A bath tap came away in my hand whilst I was using it but, luckily, I was able to re-attach it. The crockery was plentiful but guests may want to consider bringing the following themselves: a sharp bread knife, a sharp pair of scissors, some large bowls and some STANDARD sized mugs. The table in the living room had a noticeable layer of dust on it suggesting that cleaning mightn't be a priority. Whilst the DVD player worked, the remote control for it did not, making it hard to control viewing, suggesting a lack of attention to detail. The volume on the TV, whilst watching a DVD, was also very low and unable to be increased, resulting in the TV being very hard to hear. Guests may wish to bring their own DVD player or portable DVD player. If just watching the TV alone, the volume is fine. Guests should note that there is no DAB radio reception OR mobile signal which did not present too much of a problem for us, but may for others. There was no welcoming pressies, like a bottle of wine or biscuits, something we are used to receiving at other cottages, which was a bit disappointing. However, there was a carton of long life milk left for us in the fridge. The cottage is, otherwise, in a delightful location with a lovely garden and views. Pen-y-ghent could be seen from the garden. It was generally quiet during our stay. The bedding was crisp and clean and the beds were comfortable. The price we paid for our week was reasonable but the price varies considerably, depending on the week chosen, and so guests should choose their week carefully. Overall, we'd score the cottage as 7 out of 10, but it could quite easily have been a 9 or 10 with a bit more attention to detail / response from the owner when contacted.

Really nice place and a great break for us all.

Would love to return soon.

Fawber Cottage is an excellent base for a walking holiday in the Yorkshire Dales.

The cottage is spacious, with large kitchen, sitting area and fireplace; and a big garden to sit out in - you can walk directly from the property onto surrounding footpaths. Beds are comfortable and the cottage is well equipped. Highly recommended.

Another great stay, we really enjoyed ourselves.

Property was lovely.

Great views and everything we needed. I was gutted we couldn't access the footpath due to it been overgrown. However did not stop us. Would definitely recommend and will be coming back.

Thank you for a perfect stay at Fawber Cottage!

The cottage had everything we needed and was really comfortable and homely. The fire in the evenings was a bonus and everything we needed to light it was provided. The kitchen and dining area was lovely and made making evening meals easy and pleasurable. The cottage is set in quiet, beautiful surroundings with a footpath leading onto the mountains right on the doorstep. Was in easy reach to many other attractions. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and hope to come back when time allows. Thank you!

Great cottage, lovely and warm with a perfect position for walks in the area.

We had a fantastic week.

Fawber cottage is in a perfect location to explore the Yorkshire Dales.

The parking space was big enough for our transporter van and the rooms in the cottage itself were surprisingly spacious. It was generously equipped with all kitchen essentials and plenty of toiletries and wood for the fire and was spotlessly clean. The old fashioned decor fit the vibe of our holiday perfectly - all about the simple pleasures in life of hiking and coming back to a cottage with a lovely fire and well worn in comfy chairs!

A lovely property with all amenities that are needed.

Has a lovely kitchen and very homely downstairs. Double room was nice, I shared one of the other rooms with my daughter and sadly had a problem with woodlice coming from the vent in the ceiling which was unfortunately right above my pillow were they were dropping. It is situated in a great spot for walkers and we did plenty of them ourselves. Overall we had a really good holiday and enjoyed ourselves. The cottage was nice but I feel it needs a little maintenance and upgrading in areas for the price expected to pay.

Fantastic place, had a really good holiday.

It would be improved by a dishwasher, as you don’t want to be washing dishes in holiday. Otherwise great

A delightful cottage, tucked away in the Yorkshire dales, well away from roads and noise sources.

Very quiet. Beautiful views from garden to Pen-y-Ghent. Spacious. All bed linen clean and freshly laundered. A real escape from urban life. One of the nicest cottages we have ever stayed in. Be careful with shower as water leaks onto floor (being addressed as we were leaving). Park in recess to left hand side of cottage. Do not attempt to park outside front door as there is a drop in levels which could damage car wheel/cill. Check out is 9am sharp, earlier than most cottages.

Absolutely fabulous.

Fantastic cottage in a perfect location. So many great walks right from the front door. The house was warm and cosy and spotlessly clean. Lashings of hot water for baths and showers after a long day out walking. There's a large kitchen-diner with a big fridge-freezer. We had a grocery delivery mid week so didn't need to go shopping. The bookshelves are very well stocked with good books. The large, well kept garden has culinary herbs growing in pots and chairs so you catch the evening sun after a hard day's walking. Logs and coal are provided which is a nice touch The Crown, the pub down the road, is the most unfriendly and unwelcoming in the UK. We went every evening just for the entertainment. Read the reviews on Trip Advisor. They're a hoot! We had a fantastic holiday at Fawber

Lovely cottage.

Fab location. Shower leaked and plumbing so noisy .

Cottage is comfortable and has everything to hand.

Unfortunately, the bath/shower seemed to leak through the ceiling a little - bucket available!!! Probably the seal around the bath. Visitors need to be completely self-sufficient in terms of groceries as no shops near-by but as we read the reviews we brought everything we might need. If you want peace and quiet and a cozy little base for walking in the Dales then the cottage is ideal.

A lovelly old yorkshire house with loads of character.

plenty of space and set in wonderfull country with lots of walking/cycling opportunities from the doorstep. limited facilities locally but everything you need not too far away. Grandkids really enjoyed the freedom despite patchy reception on their life support systems (tech), Would definitely return and would recommend to others, ideal for family or slightly bigger groups.

We had a nice, comfortable and relaxed stay at Faber Cottage.

Enjoyed the coziness inside the cottage and the garden. When we come back to the Yorkshire Dales we will certainly look if Faber Cottage is free to book and stay again. Everything we need was in the house available, we only bought a new dishbrush to replace the greasy old one. Suggestion would be to do a big overall cleaning every quarter or Monthly. The surfaces where a bit dusty and sticky. The bench outside was our favorite place in the morning sun, but is at the ending of it’s live and will soon collapse. I would also replace the plastic furniture for a new less basic gardenset, for more comfort and joy. But overall we had a lovely time at Faber and would definitely recommend it.

We are a familie of five and we loved our stay at Fawber Cottage.

Both the cottage and the garden are beautiful and in a lovely spot. Views of the hills and the Pen-y-Ghent are stunning. The interior is, as other visitors have described it: unspoiled and authentic. The wood stove is cosy and welcome when it gets chilly outside. There is a lot to do and visit in the area. Nearby Settle is a very nice little town for shopping. I will join the chorus of other visitors in saying that 9:00 for departure on the last day is too early, especially since at 9:00 o'clock no one showed up or seemed in a hurry to do the cleaning. In all other respects a truly wonderful experience! We hope to come again!

The property is in a very good location.

Some might consider the accommodation a little "basic" by today's standards but it suited us very well. Not too fancy but everything you need. We had a very good holiday, thanks.

6pm check in with a 9am check out feels really unreasonable.

Never stayed anywhere with rules like that. No basics in the kitchen which you would normally find in self-catering accommodation - oil, salt, pepper, tea, coffee. Nothing! Said there were fire lighters but there weren’t. Other than the house is exactly what it says, a proper Yorkshire Dales house to relax after hiking around the local area.

We love coming to this Cottage as it is cosy and warm and amazingly situated for walks, with beautiful views from the garden.

We have already booked again and would definitely recommend it. Such a peaceful and relaxing spot. However the 6 p.m. check in time, which has changed since we last visited, seems a little mean giving the earlier than normal check out at 9 a.m., and is the latest check-in time we have ever had anywhere. Also it was a cold and blustery evening when we arrived and the storage heaters were nearly all turned off at the wall so we were unable to have heat from them that night. And whilst we had logs and coal and kindling (generously supplied) we did not have firelighters or newspaper or any way to light the fire so spent a very chilly first night! However these are minor niggles and when we next visit we will come prepared. Overall this is a lovely Cottage and we loved our time here and can't wait to return in September

Another lovely stay at Fawber Cottage.

The new wood burner was a treat! This is the perfect location to enjoy the Dales. The garden has a great view up to Pen-Y-Ghent and the cottage is very charming. The new check out time of 9am meant that the last morning felt a bit rushed. Last time we stayed it was 10am. 9am feels a little unfair especially seeing as check in time has been moved to 6pm.

Fantastic location to walk out from and my second time here.

For the price, it's got everything you need - a parking space, endless wood and great internet (an unheard of 267mb) Will be coming back for a third time I hope Only downside note is the 9am kick-out. 10am would be received better

We had a lovely stay at Fawber cottage.

It's set in a lovely hamlet with beautiful surroundings and views of Pen-y-ghent from the back garden. It's a really nice place to sit out and stargaze after dark. The nearest pub is about 10 minutes walk down the lane and it is also warm and inviting with good food and beer. We completed the Yorkshire 3 peaks walk and it was great to have a quick soak in the bath and relax in front of the fire afterwards. As others have stated, the furnishings aren't top spec, but they are in keeping with the price to rent the cottage and we had everything we needed to prepare meals and be relaxed and comfortable. I would certainly recommend this cottage as a great base to explore this beautiful area.

We have been to Fawber Cottage a number of times and always enjoyed.

The addition of Wi Fi was wonderful to the younger members of my group. The only thing missing was a cheese grater but the speed peeler made a substitute.

exellent cottage in a 50s time warp.

this is what we loved. only down side was cobbled path to house which was slippy and muddy in places. we did have issues with central heating which did not get resolved. also with tv which only worked for first night. owner did contact repair man but was not able to come until the thursday. we left on tuesday due to husband not being well so do not know if tv fixed. fantastic view from house over the hills and plenty of walking.

Beautiful rustic holiday cottage.

Authentic country feel, many personal touches. Perfect location for a quiet restful holiday. Excellent footpaths from the doorstep for easy or more demanding walks .

Had a great stay in the cottage, suited all our needs.

Had a minor issue with drainage but this was sorted within a few hours of ringing to report. Overall very happy, great value. Would recommend. :)

Although the property was quite spacious and the beds were clean and comfortable, the whole property was full of cobwebs and spiders and hadn't been cleaned as much as we would have expected.

Also there were several areas of black mould. We felt that the whole property could have done with a bit more TLC while still keeping its old farmhouse feel. So saying, we enjoyed our week in the area and a chance to have some family time together. The walks were very good.

I only stayed 2 nights and we ran out of toilet paper

Fawber Cottage in Horton-in-Ribblesdale was a very charming place to stay.

The bedrooms were clean, spacious and better than expected. It is in a quiet place, set aside from the town and with everything one needs. There was more there than we expected, the wi-fi was very good, I fully recommend it.

The cottage is delightful overall and it was a real pleasure to stay there.

We really appreciated the look of the place and the lovely prints on all the rooms. The beds were very comfortable with good quality quilt and linen. The living room is very homely and well appointed with a good selection of books. We had not expected WiFi and it was a pleasant surprise that this has now been provided.The kitchen and dining room are well equipped and catering for 6 people is very easy. We particularly appreciated the cooker which was of a high standard. The Garden is a real bonus which enhanced our holiday. A Lovely place to sit and it’s a very easy walk down to the village. For a walking holiday it’s a good location with lots of opportunities for local walks as well as access to the three peaks and the Settle to Carlisle railway line. The only downside to the house is the single bathroom which is an area that could be improved. Our group had a great holiday here and we would love to return.

Amazing location so quiet and walks from the front door out to the stunning landscape around - Malham cove, the 3 peaks and ribblehead are walkable if you like a long walk or follow the river to settle for an easy walk with plenty of places to eat on route.

Settle Hawes Dent and Kirkby Lonsdale make a nice ride out and for the adventurous plenty of caves to visit. The cottage is fascinating as so many original features and lovely and warm with electric heaters plus a coal stove and plenty of coal provided .Beds comfortable. It's a basic cottage though and if mine I'd keep the place better maintained - there are plenty of cobwebs and occupants ( more than you would expect in the country including in the wardrobes), the walls could do with a lick of paint and the gardens grass is overgrown and the sofa is so uncomfortable as to make it unusable by one of our party. They have kindly installed WiFi and it is very good. The big draw back is the ridiculous early time you have to leave and can't arrive before 6 - there is certainly not 9 hours of cleaning carried out !

This is the most perfect cottage -full of charm and beautifully furnished with period pieces and lovely art.

Very snug and cozy. And fantastic views!! We loved it.

The cottage is a perfect slice of nostalgic Dale's life.

The cottage is situated in the most lovely Hamlette and is surrounded by lovely countryside, Lambs and sheep (the weekend we were there). The cottage was just what we were looking for, it was super quiet, Warm and cosy to the max. the Log burner is super easy to use and is perfect for cold nights. We also used the Garden a lot and made use of the BBQ. it's a little basic charcoal one but worked well. beds were comfortable and the shower was sufficient for what was needed. my only small areas of gripes would be that the check-in time is stupid. ^pm is just too late when your paying for a whole day. it should be more like 2 pm. the check out time of 9 am is also a little annoying but not as bad as we had lots to do that day so that didn't annoy as much. We will be booking again as it's our idea of a lovely cottage, not overdone or too Live, love, Laugh which seems to be a lot of the cottages now in Yorkshire. Rob x

We loved staying in this beautiful cottage for the week.

It was warm and cosy and had everything we needed, the setting is beautiful and peaceful and private. The views from the garden are stunning and after our daily hikes we spent a lot of time sitting staring at the hills and pen-y-ghent. There are lots of amazing walks very close by, and the Pennine Way is only 10 minutes walk from the cottage. Settle is 10 minutes drive and had everything we needed. The owners had left plenty of information about local things to do. We have already decided we will definitely be returning, and we only got home yesterday! :)

I'll be coming back, look out for my next booking!

Fantastic property and location. I've paid twice the price and got half of this before, thoroughly recommended, all 5 of us had a great stay.

Had a brilliant week in this cottage.

Highly recommend. It was so cute and full of character with the most amazing garden and landscape. Only issue is the lack of service / wifi.

Loved the traditional cottage and its garden.

Beautiful scenery and surroundings. The cottage was clean and lovely. Just one thing, there is absolutely no phone service either, so no phone data could be used at all, which then meant we couldn’t pre-book tickets or look up routes for the next day. Our data worked as we left the cottage, about a mile away.

As a group we have stayed at Fawber Cottage many times.

The cottage meets all our needs at a favourable price.

perfect location to get away from the city!

Fawber Cottage is very cosy and comfortable (with a large, lovely comfortable bed)and is situated in a good place to explore the Yorkshire Dales or go into Cumbria and the Lake District.

The cottage is in a very quiet location (really on a sheep farm) as it is about half a mile away up a lane from Horton whose pubs can be busy on bank holidays and weekends. Sykes were very good at sorting out one or two difficulties: prompt and helpful. The main drawback is that there is no local grocery shop in Horton (you need to go to Settle (about 6 miles away) or to Hawes(about 15 miles away)); so be careful not to run out of milk or bread.

For someone like myself who has hearing loss.

It is very difficult to communicate with the owners who do not provide an email. I only managed to get limited communication by texting to a mobile number. Otherwise, the cottage was fine, remote and quiet as we like it. It was comfortable and warm, though we where only there to sleep. It was the base we could get a peaceful nights sleep, and that is what mattered most. All in all, a fine cottage and ideal location.

Beautiful cottage in a lovely area, very peaceful.

There is no phone reception in the house and no wifi, but once you know this it only adds to the experience of getting away from it all. Two pubs only 15 minute walk away. Plenty of firewood in the barn and all the cooking equipment you will need.

Lovely cozy cottage, great location for the 3 peaks.

No wi-fi or phone signal but didn’t bother us too much. Could bother others. Also a shame they don’t accept dogs, would love to come back with dog next time.

A lovely quaint cottage in a beautiful location, perfect for exploring the dales.

Quiet and peaceful.

Six family members stayed at Fawber Cottage for a weekend in May as a base for completing the there peaks.

It had everything we needed. We wished we could have stayed longer to enjoy the lovely big garden. We would definitely stay again!

Stayed at Fawber Cottage before and was just as welcoming and cosy.

The cottage was a perfect escape to reconnect with the important things in life.

Friendship, Peace and Simplicity.

No internet no signal so it was nice to be free of those modern day distractions.

Interesting cottage, well equipped. Had a nice time walking on three peaks Lovely memories

This cottage is ideally located if you wish to complete the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge.

Comfortable, clean and perfect base for us to start the Three Peaks Challenge from, pub just down the road.

Garden flowers in full bloom which looked great, shame we could not stay and enjoy the location longer. Thank you.

Lovely little cottage in an idyllic location, perfect for what we needed as a group.

Local village is great with 2 nice pubs and the local scenery is stunning. The cottage had everything we needed and was comfortable, clean and homely. We completed the 3 Peaks while we were her and will definitely return.

Fawber Cottage was lovely and cosy and it felt like a home from home.

It has lots of character and the garden has super views onto the fields and hills beyond. The log burning stove was a treat! We will definitely be back!

The heating wasn't working in 3 of the rooms.

We contacted the local contact about this but heard nothing back. It was too cold to be comfortable without wearing all our clothes and getting lots of blankets (of which, luckily, there were many in the property).

This is the 4th time my group has stayed at Fawber Cottage which has to tell you something.

The parking is now much improved with a new area next to the barn for 1 car and the area next to the gate also much improved for a second car. Another great break with some excellent walking. The bread proving setting on the oven is really useful although the cottage is really warm once the burner is up and running. We will be going again as there are plenty of walks remaining on our list!!!

Lovely quiet cottage in idyllic setting, a perfect base for exploring the Dales!