we stayed here for 1 night before our stay in another b and b in the village(wish we,d stayed here for the 2 nights) It was £25 for the night,and £4,95 each for breakfast, now for the good points The building is a really old very interesting property, The staff are equivilant to what you,d get in a 4 star... More

Echoing other reviews, I couldn't fault this hostel. I'm a member so my stay cost £9 per night for a bed in a female dorm (8 beds). Spacious rooms, lovely shower room and loo. The mansion is splendid with stained glass windows, marble fireplaces and glorious oak barleytwist columns on the upstairs landing. Spotless bedding, comfy mattresses and glorious walks... More

Hostel in a wonderful grand old house. The bedrooms were clean and of a good size (unlike some hostels where they can be a bit squeezed) and the beds were comfortable (we all slept like logs!). The staff are really friendly and very helpful - we arrived with no clear view of what we wanted to do or where we... More

My 3 night Stay here was very pleasant and relaxing. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly and have local knowledge of the area. It was a bit out of the way from the main part of Haworth but the walk wasn't too bad if you like hills. Staying in the building is great as it is an old mansion... More

We stayed for one night in this YHA in the quadruple room (2 bunk beds) and this place was fantastic value for money. The location was great with a short walk to restaurants and pubs and the building the hostel is in is an old grand house. Everything was clean and tidy, and staff were friendly and welcoming. We unfortunately... More

I loved this youth hostel. Not only is it in a beautiful old building but you can get, for a fee, a big english breakfast. I came in on the railway and it was an easy (and beautiful) 15 or so minute walk from the rail station. Easy to find. Haworth itself proved to be a real treasure of a... More

Stayed here for two nights on a special offer of family room and evening meal for £30. The hostel is a fantastic building and was clean and tidy. The meals were fine and there was plenty to feed our young family. The hostel was really warm which was great as it had turned pretty cold over the weekend. The staff... More

The first time I stayed at YHA Haworth was in Dec 10. It was in the middle of winter and it was foggy and dark. Considered the fact that the hostel itself was a 150 year-old building (built in 1860s) it certainly gave me some creeps. I actually couldn't sleep well that night as there were oil paintings everywhere with... More

I have stayed at a few YHA establishments, but this one will be our last. It's overpriced for what you get. We could have got better at a B&B, and had breakfast included. The room was not very clean, other peoples hair in the shower and toilet and a coffee stain down the wall! The entire building could have done... More