We stayed for 5 days/ 4 nights mid August 21 and were really happy with our stay overall. There were 7 of us, 4 adults and 3 children and the apartment was spacious and well furnished. Location wise I don't think it could be beaten and its so picturesque. There were earlier reviews mentioning a stale/ damp smell but we didn't find this at all. The carpets look dated (but clean) but everything else furnishing wise was good and the kitchen is very well equipped. The master bedroom is huge, the bed is comfy and we had all 3 of our children in with us. The sofa bed in the room is comfy and we used the other from the lounge (though that was more just a soft pull out cushion) and a blow up we bought. There are 3 bedrooms but the single one is on the lower floor with lounge and kitchen and we didn't want one of the children on their own. The other bedroom is a well equipped double. The bathroom is enormous. The stairs are very steep inside so you'd just need to be careful with younger children. The separate toilet was out of order as was the shower in the single bedroom but didn't cause us any problems, just a bit of a longer wait. There was Netflix and WiFi and a good base for the holiday though we were out most of the time. The pub opposite is brilliant and you really couldn't wish for more in a town I don't think. The only thing that was a challenge was finding somewhere to eat as everywhere got booked up very quickly but really excellent food in the Old white Lion 20 seconds from the appt and more accommodating without reservations. The appt is above Cafe Verde and the narrow archway is incredibly narrow. No way we'd have got our car down there and you cannot park in the black bull car park- it says the owner pays for a permit but that's not the case. We had to park up the road in the museum car park but it was only £20 for the 5 days and only about a 3 min walk max. I wouldn't hesitate to rebook the appt again.

Great location right on main street, great apartment with absolutely everything we needed for our stay! Amazing long distant views and would recommend this cute place to anyone who wanted a great Yorkshire countryside experience 😁😁

Holiday apartment in Haworth. The property was close to all amenities. I arranged to meet up with close friends from Yorkshire for the weekend to celebrate my up and coming wedding.The apartment was clean and very well equipped throughout and we all enjoyed our stay. My friends from London were overwhelmed by the beauty of the area and the loved the apartment. I would like to thank Jason, the owner for his quick responses to email.

I'm just going to start off and make a list of the pros and cons of this place. Things I have already mentioned to Jason on Airbnb and things other people have mentioned. Cons: - Carpets are stained in most rooms of the house, they need to be changed, no doubt they're clean but they look gross. - Sofa/Chair stained, comfortable don't get me wrong but having to fight with a throw which then reveals what they really look like underneath is a bit of a joke. - Wallpaper (on the ceiling?) falling off in bathroom. Just an easy fix this, an afternoon could be spent stripping that and just painting it white, it'd look a lot better. - Musty smell in the flat, probably due to all of the moisture trapped in those carpets, especially in the bathroom. Bathrooms shouldn't have a carpet full stop for this very reason, not to mention the hygiene around the toilet. - Hot water tap on the bath is dangerous, it takes awhile to fill the bath, the water that comes out of the hot water tap is boiling (which isn't a bad thing) but the metal handle becomes extremely hot which my 8 year old stepdaughter almost burnt her hand on until I told her to leave it alone so I could do it. - Fuse box loose on one of the walls, easy fix to get it back into position. - Mould around sink fixtures. - Parking is only for those with very tiny cars. - Do not book if you struggle with stairs, it's above a cafe and the entrance is via a fire escape BUT ignore what other peoples say about this, it's very secure and I'm funny about fire escapes, I had no issues with this. Pros: - Wide open space with space for the kids to run around and enjoy themselves. - Huge bath, once you manage to turn the taps out without burning yourself, the bath is actually pretty amazing. - Decent WiFi connection, I had no issues with this. The step son couldn't connect his Nintendo Switch to it, but this must have been an issue with the device as none of us had any issues connecting our phones to it. - Amazing view of the street. You really are in a prime location. - Comfortable beds, I had no issue sleeping here apart from the lamp across the road that'll I'll get into. - Decent TV with freeview and a whole stack of DVDs. We didn't watch any DVDs, I spent most of my time looking out of the window. - Great kitchen with everything you need, I'd be happy spending a week with a kitchen like this. - Lots of leaflets and magazines with things to do in the area. Overall, I had an average stay here. For the price people are paying, I can see why they'll moan about the things I have mentioned in the Cons section. But at no point did I have an issue with anything enough to complain to Jason, who I'm sure would have had no problems sorting anything we'd need. The place acted as a base whilst we explored Haworth and it did its job. Beware if you're in the master bedroom, at night the lamp directly opposite turns on and off constantly all night which you can see through the curtains, enough for it to be distracting whilst trying to sleep, nothing at the fault of Jason here but something people need to be aware of. The floorboards are creaky as you can expect as this is a very old place. Some ornaments/books etc on these huge book cases here wouldn't go amiss. Whilst they look great, they just stand there looking bare and pointless. A bit of TLC into this place and it could be great, it's such a lovely place in a fantastic area but feels a little run down in places, the carpets and the horrible stained furniture would be the first place I'd start. But otherwise I had an enjoyable weekend here.

I'd like to start this review on a positive note. The location of this property is second to none. You are literally in the heart of Haworth, at the top of the beautiful cobbled hill. Directly across from pubs, bespoke shops and little cafes. The church where the Brontë family is buried is visible from the lounge window, and the Brontë parsonage museum directly behind that. This location served us well for a 2 night weekend stay. As we are regular visitors to Haworth (we come for day trips a few times a year) it was nice to be able to have a base while we explored. We even popped back to the apartment for drinks instead of paying in the local cafes, which saved us a bit of money. When you pay to stay here, essentially you are paying for the location. We also had no issues communicating with the host. However, there are a few things to note. In previous reviews it was stated that parking is available in the pub car park directly opposite. Our host did not mention this to us. And there are cameras operating there. So probably a good idea not to park there. Also, it is stated that there is parking beyond the archway next to Emmas cafe. (Entrance to apartment is back there) unless you have a smart car or something of similar size do not attempt to park down there. Even if you managed to navigate the narrow arch, getting back out would be an issue due to turning space. We found parking behind a pub called The Old Sun just behind the Brontë parsonage. Its a 5 minute walk away but worth it if you have no plans to drive during your stay. Now, to the apartment itself. Which is where this review becomes slightly disappointing. Its probably worth pointing out that where other reviews have stated the fire escape entrance is potentially not safe I dont believe that to be the case. Yes, its 2 flights up but its structurally sound. With a fantastic view from the kitchen. However, those who have stated a "musty" smell upon entry are unfortunately correct. I dont believe the smell to be due to uncleanliness as the property had obviously been cleaned before our arrival. But the carpets and furnishings are extremely worn and outdated and possibly the source of the "old" odour. The layout is slightly odd. Whereas the kitchen and one of the bedrooms (top floor, end of corridor) seem to have undergone minor upgrades (floor in kitchen and new carpet in bedroom) the rest of the place is stuck in a time capsule. And not in a charming or deliberate way. This place really hasnt been modernised since potentially the 1980s (at a guess). There is a downstairs WC. Be aware the door sticks if any children use it and become stuck. Theres also a loose electrical fitting on the wall which says "fuse". The shower is in the downstairs bedroom. We did not use it. As expected for old properties the floors do creak and the wind blows through windows. Which is fine. What I found a little disconcerting was the mould around the sink fittings and stains on the walls. Wallpaper peeling away and stains on the carpet. These are things which require changing, and while it was slightly off-putting I did not feel it necessary to call our host with a list of personal niggles during our stay as none of them were great emergencies. I do hope our host takes these things into consideration though, as it would definitely enhance the experience of the property. One of the things which I didnt quite understand were the large period pieces of wooden furniture. (Several tables and welsh dressers, and storage units) which served no purpose other than to seemingly fill the grand rooms. There was nothing in the cabinets, or the shelves. And lamps had been placed on every table surface despite there being several others in the same vacinity. The throws on the sofas and chairs were hideous and shared in that "musty" smell. Underneath the furniture was stained and old. The upstairs bathroom is extremely large, and oddly it is carpeted. As my other half put it... " Its like going to the toilet in the living room" the dampness of having a shower lingers in the carpet fibres. Make sure the window is open. The bedding was very light for the time of year, and although im certain it was freshly put on for us unfortunately the general odour got into that too. Having said all this, its important to point out that we made the best of our trip. I have uploaded photos because i believe it is important to have a true representation of the property you are paying to stay in. Given the quality of other properties in the same locale, comfort might be better sought elsewhere. It is clear that the owners have put some effort into parts of the property which needed urgent care. But the rest has been neglected and this shows. If you are looking for a basic base for a party of 4-7 and are not looking to stay for the property itself then this is ideal. Otherwise, i would look elsewhere.

The apartment was clean and comfortable and in an excellent location. It was well equipped although if there had been 7 of us my review may have differed. The downstairs toilet took some flushing. All in all our stay was positive and I would have no hesitation in booking this apartment again. I would like to mention that from the moment I booked to the weeks leading up to my stay and throughout it the contact from the Landlord, Jason was exemplary. Thank you

A lovely spacious accommodation and very well equipped.Perfect place to stay without having to drive out if not needed

We stayed here for a 2 night break August Bank Holiday weekend. It really was a little gem to find at such short notice (we booked the day before). Though the decor is a little dated, it was both charismatic and charming. Everything we needed was available from a well equipped kitchen to toilet rolls and towels being provided. The apartment itself is located above a cafe, opposite, is a pub (which was featured on Most Haunted) and a church. It’s just about at the top of a cobbled Main Street which has lots of lovely shops selling a variety of different things. It also has a few different places to eat.

Five of us stayed here for two nights. Fantastic value and really well appointed. Location is ideal to explore Haworth which is lovely. The rooms were all clean and tidy and the kitchen had everything you could possibly need. Highly recommended.

Four of us stayed in the apartment over the Easter break. It is in a perfect location for exploring Haworth and a five minute walk from the moors. Other reviews have said the apartment is 'tired' and it is a little bit, but overall it's homely, comfy, warm (we were there in the cold weather and snow). It's spacious, very clean and has a fully equipped kitchen if you want to self-cater, although there are five pubs within 100 hundred yards of the apartment so you don't need to cook if you don't want to! We cooked a meal on the last evening and had all the utensils we needed. The two double-bedrooms are large and the beds are comfy. We didn't meet Jason, the owner, but we picked the keys up from the girls in Emma's Cafe underneath the apartment and they were lovely and really helpful. Negatives: The apartment is above a cafe so you have two flights up a metal staircase on the outside of the building to access the front door - not ideal if you are, or taking with you, infirm or older people. Our friend said the window in the smaller of the double bedrooms was drafty and her curtains billowed all night. The windows in that room and the bathroom are gaffer-taped up so it looks a bit tatty. Having said that we loved it and it was priced competitively. We paid the same price for the 3 bed apartment that we were quoted by the Fleece Inn down the road for B&B so it was good value for money. We'll be booking again. Thanks Jason.