Top Hotels Near National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield from AU$66

"Beautiful property and grounds, room was clean and well equipped, overall a great stay ."

"Clean but dated room. Had trouble with noisy neighbours and the night porter tried to sort it but wasnt to be....however the manageress Gillian was great sorting a free replacement stay. "

"Onsite parking was very helpful "

"A beautiful place to stay, would highly recommend. "

"Fantastic breakfast, stunning area! Staff where friendly and helpful."

"Free parking with EV charging available"

"The staff are very helpful. The hotel was close to Dewsbury where we were visiting family. The room was ok, but tired looking. The bed wasn’t that comfortable and the pillows were very lumpy. The curtains could do with being measured properly so they actually close. They were hung, but not every hook was up! It was only because it was convenient that we stayed here, we may have to look elsewhere next time."

"Very well run establishment, helpful staff, the restaurant dinner was well above average pub standard, good choice of fish main courses. Freshly cooked eggs for breakfast made a nice change in addition to fruit and cereal. Safe parking and easy access from the M1. "

"Lovely little cottage. We booked here as it was close to Cannon Hall Farm, Hall and gardens, which was the main purpose of our visit -10mins drive up the road! We travelled over 4 hours to get there.Parked on the road, small driveway to other properties you could probably stop outside to unpack if needed but we walked up from the road a few metres.We had all we needed for our stay - pots, pans utensils, towels, toilet rolls, washing up liquid etc. after reading the reviews I took some extra little bits but didn’t need them.The cottage keeps the heat in and was definitely warm enough - was the last week of August. I would take some slippers as the floor is cold. Pillows were nice and soft. Beds were comfy enough, I had my two daughters aged 11 & 14 with me so the youngest shared with me.We went for a walk each evening, round the local woods and up the hill to watch the sunset from a very well positioned bench.Plenty of public footpaths to explore.There’s a local shop/convenience store but Tesco express is a few minutes drive away.We also visited Castleton- a scenic, (sometimes scary) drive across the Peak District about an hour. Then Meadowhall shopping centre, Sheffield, on our way home. Our only issue during our stay was that the WiFi wasn’t working. It had been organised for BT to visit The Friday morning (they turned up Saturday) but couldn’t be fixed. We had plenty of data on our phones but meant we couldn’t have the TV on as it needed internet to use. But I had my book and my daughters brought things to do so didn’t matter too much for our 3 nights there.Thankyou for a lovely break away"