Dale House, Kettlewell, Skipton, Yorkshire Dales

This self catering holiday house in Kettlewell in the Yorkshire Dales is a fantastic setting for multi generation families, friends, walkers and cyclists looking for a weekend break, holiday or somewhere for a special celebration. With immediate access to the Dales Way for hiking, and with 3 pubs within walking distance, it's hard to imagine any of the 18 guests not loving Dale House. The games room or snug with pool table, table tennis, air hockey and a play station is guaranteed to keep the youngsters happy too.

The living accommodation at Dale House is inviting and comfortable. A fully equipped kitchen with 2 of the more important appliances makes cooking for everyone effortless. The formal dining room, which can seat all 18 of your group, is perfect for long family dinners and making happy memories before retiring to the lounge with a cosy open fire for a proper catch up.

The 8 attractive bedrooms are a handy mix of doubles, twins and a bunk. The quad room with double and bunk beds is a good choice for young families and the level access ground floor room an excellent option for grandparents or anyone who can't manage the stairs. Plentiful bathroom facilities are spread conveniently across all floors.

Dale House has a small courtyard area with lockable bike storage outside, ideal for keen cyclists. The pretty village has great amenities too - pick up supplies at the local store, eat out at 1 of the pubs or pop into the local cafe for tea and cake. If you happen to be staying in August, be sure to join the hunt for scarecrows in the annual festival.

Whether you fancy tackling a section of the Dales Way or Great Whernside Circular from Kettlewell, there is definitely a level for walkers of all abilities. Skipton is an interesting town too, known for quaint cobbled streets and a 900 year old castle. Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is nearby for exploring wonderful countryside, wildlife and the capital, Pateley Bridge, noted for craft shops and the oldest sweetshop in England.