Mulberry Cottage with Wood Burner

Everything we wanted from a holiday cottage.

Pros: The cottage was clean and cosy. Furniture decor and facilities were excellent. It was a short walk from the shops and park and only a little further to the heritage train station. There was even an excellent chip shop just yards from the front door. Haworth Old Hall at the end of the road is a great looking historic hall which is now an excellent restaurant and pub. I was able to park right in front of the property every evening. Even the back yard down steps from the back door was delightful to sit in on a sunny afternoon/ evening.

Cons: Can’t think of anything we didn’t like. Maybe bring your firestick if you can’t live with just freeview.

Mulberry Cottage

Pros: Great location just a couple of minute walk into Haworth . Beautiful property . Lovely garden to sit out in the sun . Each room beautifully furnished . Communication with the owner was great with regard to getting the keys and also checking that everything was ok . Cleaned to a very high standard . Kitchen very well equipped with everything . Would definitely recommend booking this stunning property

Beautiful cottage in a lovely part of Yorkshire.

Pros: Cottage tastefully decorated and had everything we needed. Very central to Haworth Main Street , bus stops, railway and the moors. The roll top bath was a very much appreciated to soak tired muscles after a long walk on the moors.

Cons: N/A

Pros: A really nice and cosy cottage, it was like a home from home. It had everything we needed and more. Upon arrival we got a nice message from Julie to say cottage was ready for us and another to check we had settled in. Also the welcome treats were a lovely touch. Haworth is a lovely place to visit and was made better with a fantastic base in Mulberry Cottage.

Pros: Lovely cozy cottage. Very clean. Good location for the town centre.

Cons: The very low settee and narrow staircase but this is most probably us and our ailments. Definitely not a place for people with mobility issues.

Just the best experience

Pros: Loved the homely feel from the minute we entered and how central it was to all amenities. Such a lovely comfortable cottage with everything you could ask for.

Cons: Not a negative, more of a suggestion, freeview only on the tv in the main bedroom.

The owners of Mulberry Cottage have thought of everything to make your stay perfect..

Pros: Everything about Mulberry Cottage was fabulous.. Cosy and warm, a real home from home.. Haworth is stunning and a very short walk to the Main Street and Bronte Parsonage.

Cons: Going home!!

Best ever stay ever...exceptional

Pros: The cottage is tastefully presented ...it is comfortable and exceptionally fitted out with everything necesary to make your stay special. It is perfectly located so handy for Howarth centre ( 5 minues walk) bus stops (4 minutes) and a Co Op (5 minutes drive).parking is easy which is great for unloading. We stayed over Christmas and New year and had the best time ever....Howarth is beautuful with lots of unusual shops, cafes, pubs and restraurants....I have stayed many times in Air B And B..and rentals but this was the best one by far....we couldn't find anything that wasn't available for use...Julie the owner has great taste and a real thoughful and caring approach which guarantees a perfect vacation...its like home fom home..we loved it

Cons: Coming home ha ha we could have stayed we were so happy

Comfy house, good location, easy to go places. Excellent location for hiking.

Pros: Straightforward and secure access. Access to garden as also easy.

I would definitely recommend Mulberry Cottage and would stay here again if we returned to Haworth.

Pros: The cottage was perfect and had everything you could possibly need. Julia the host was amazing and contacted us throughout our stay to ensure we had everything we needed and offered advice. Its conveniently located on Sun Street with parking available outside the property. Main Street was literally at the end of Sun Street. We had drinks in The Black Bull and Haworth Steam Brewery. We ate in The Fleece Inn and the food was really good. We also had a takeout from The Golden Hind Fisheries which is just along the from the cottage. We did a train ride on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway and jumped off at Oakworth Station where The Railway Children was filmed You were also able to catch a bus on Sun Street, which we did and traveled to Hebden Bridge and was only £2 each way and much easier than driving and trying to find a parking space. We did a canal boat cruise and had lunch in St George’s Square.