The Craiglands Story
A Hundred and Sixty‑Seven Years of Welcome.
Built in 1859 as a Victorian hydropathic retreat, Craiglands has stood watch over the heather of Ilkley Moor for one hundred and sixty‑seven years. The same stone, the same long views, the same idea: that a great hotel should feel less like a stay and more like an invitation.
Generations have arrived through our doors — for a quiet weekend, a wedding, a final supper before the train south. Each one folded into the building's long memory of warmth.
We are the keepers of a Yorkshire welcome — measured in fires lit, kettles set, doors held open.
Today, sixty‑three bedrooms across four categories sit alongside Brasserie1, a restaurant rooted in modern British cooking and the produce of the Dales beyond our windows.
— The Craiglands Family
