Garnett
Bed & Breakfast
Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, UK
garnettbnb@outlook.com
+44 (0) 7912 966944
WELCOME
The B&B's entrance is found down a short flight of steps on Garnett Street.
I have been welcoming guests from all over the world for over 12 years and I love it! My home is a characterful and spacious grade 2 listed apartment overlooking Market Street. Situated in the heart of the town, nowhere is more than a 5 minute walk away.
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Hebden Bridge is located in the Pennines and is the perfect base for experiencing the surrounding countryside and Bronte country.
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The ancient village of Heptonstall is within walking distance as is Hardcastle Crags, a stunning woodland and riverside walk.
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Haworth, home of the Brontes and Halifax, home of Anne Lister, are both within easy reach by car or public transport. Manchester and Leeds are easily reached by train or car.
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During the 60s and 70s the town was populated by a mixture of artists, musicians, writers, alternative practitioners and other 'hippies'. This influx was crucial to the revival of the town which had fallen on hard times. Their influence continues to this day and Hebden is known for its artists and creative community.
Meet Reggie and Rosie the rescue cats.
'Big Boy Reg' meets and greets, while Rosie keeps an eye on things!
ROOM
This is a beautiful room overlooking Market Street, the best shopping street in Hebden.
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The bed can be arranged as 2 singles or 1 very large superking.
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There is also a sofa bed.
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There is a TV & DVD player with lots of DVDs to pick from, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and dressing gowns.
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BATHROOM
You'll find a bath and big shower.
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Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner are available in the shower.
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There is also a basket which has lots of essentials in case you forget anything.
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The perfect place to wash off the mud after your trek!
The bathroom is for the sole use of guests and is right next door to the bedroom.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast is taken in your room at your own convenience. This may be of particular interest to walkers, if you are wanting to make an early start.
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I provide cereal, bread, yogurt and fruit.
You will find a kettle, toaster and fridge.
The fridge has milk, juice, yogurt, butter, jam and marmalade
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WALKERS
Many of my guests are walkers, often tackling the Pennine Way, I may be able to help with pick up and drop off from the path.
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Many of the baggage transport companies call regularly to the house.
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I am perfectly located for stocking up on snacks or plasters!
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LOCALE AND THINGS TO DO
There is always something going on in and around Hebden Bridge!
Beyond the stunning 'Bronte countryside' and countless beautiful walks and outside activites, Hebden Bridge has a wonderful cinema, the well respected Trades Club and the much admired Little Theatre.
Of course, there are lots of independent shops and eateries who all LOVE visitors!!!
Shops & Eateries
Hebden Bridge is home to many wonderful independent retailers.
Hardcastle Crags
A National Trust property steeped in beauty and industrial history.
Cinema
How lucky we are to have the 100 year old Picture House!
Trades Club
The well respected Trades Club offers live music.
Heptonstall
Heptonstall is a very ancient hill-top village where Sylvia Plath is buried.
​Halifax is home to the Piece Hall and Anne Lister.
Haworth is where the Bronte sisters lived.
Saltaire located near Bradford is an example of a 'workers village'.
