One Tivoli Place

1 Tivoli Place, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, LS29 8SU

Telephone: 01943 600328
Fax: 01943 600320

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

The beautiful backdrop of Ilkley Moor and it's legendary Cow & calf rock formation has made the town of Ilkley famous.

Set in the picturesque valley of the River Wharfe at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, this pretty spa town offers a wide range of activities to the discerning traveller.

The beautiful countryside is perfect for walking and outdoor pursuits whilst the tree-lined streets in the town are highly regarded for their quality shops, cafes and restaurants.

Ilkley is steeped in history dating back to AD 79 when the Romans arrived and built a fort.

It remained a sleepy hamlet right up until the 19th century when it became fashionable to take the water and Ilkley quickly grew into an elegant spa town.

White Wells Cottage

Evidence of this era remains in the form of White Wells Cottage, an old stone bathhouse nestled into the moor which dates back to 1690.

The Manor House Museum traces Ilkleys history from prehistoric times and houses an art gallery.

Manor House

One Tivoli Place guest house is within easy walking distance of the town centre, the moor and the railway station and offers a warm and friendly welcome.

Our rooms are appointed to a high standard and are all en suite with TV and tea & coffee facilities.

Accommodation is booked on a bed & breakfast basis.

If you enjoy outdoor pursuits Ilkley has it all.

As the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales it is the start of the Dalesway walk and Ilkely moor itself offers many interesting walks and even rock climbing.

There is also a Lido with indoor pools, an international tennis club, a golf course, horse riding and excellent fishing in the River Wharfe. All this set in beautiful surroundings.

If you just want to relax, Ilkely has a high standard of restaurants catering for all tastes plus several tearooms, including the famous Betty's, which is a must!

Ilkley is conveniently located on the A65, just 17 miles from Leeds and 14 miles from Bradford.

The railway station is the terminus of the Wharfedale line that runs from Leeds and Bradford and Leeds/Bradford airport is only 10 miles away at Yeadon.