YHA Hawes

Hostel · Hawes

YHA Hawes

Hostel · Hawes
Lancaster Terrace, Turfy Hill, Hawes DL8 3LQ, United Kingdom

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Friendly hostel with dorms, private rooms, bar, kitchen  

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Lancaster Terrace, Turfy Hill, Hawes DL8 3LQ, United Kingdom Get directions

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Lancaster Terrace, Turfy Hill, Hawes DL8 3LQ, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 345 371 9120
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Mennell

Google
Despite the hostel being exceptionally busy, we received amazing service from 'Mushroom' Steve. He's a great lad and really looked after us during our stay. Dave was also very friendly and helpful. We ordered food one night and that was tasty and plentiful. My only grumble would be regarding the location of tents which seemed to surround the hostel. I appreciate that it's not a massive site and that revenues need to be maximised, but it did feel slightly odd.

SazPrez

Google
We were looking forward to staying here after reading previous reviews. We were welcomed by a nice chap at reception, but were disappointed that no evening food was available as the manager was away. After a hot day in the sun with 3 kids we weren't planning on heading out again. The chap on reception recommended The Pantry in Hawes, which was great & met our needs. The room felt small for 5 people & a bit jaded, headboard on the double bed was wobbly & the mattress on the single bed was mouldy, & with men camping right outside both windows it didn't feel very private. The toilets & communal spaces were all good. The shower light was very dim, could hardly see. We didn't try the breakfast as no continental available. It seemed expensive for what we got, compared with other hostels on our trip.

pollybW411NI

Google
We loved our stay at Hostel @ Hawes (YHA). Dave is incredibly welcoming and goes the extra mile to help you feel at home. We stayed while walking the Pennine Way (grateful for a chance to wash our clothes!) and had a restful night sleep, hot shower and 10/10 cooked breakfast in the morning. The place is clean, well looked after and we made a cosy home cooked meal in the kitchen and relax in the common room with considerate other guests. Dave even gave us a lift to Garsdale station in the morning which we were incredibly grateful for.

U7865UAjob

Google
Couldn’t have been made more welcome. A friendly cozy relaxing place to stay with somewhere for our bikes to sleep safely too. Beds comfy and room spotless. Choice of beers very tasty. Self catering kitchen big and well stocked with all you needed.

D7884CAcatherinem

Google
excellent YHA. way better than most. very clean, comfortable, well equipped with a large drying room, dining area and lounge. very friendly and welcoming host and staff. excellent food. no need to BYO. well stocked bar. on site parking. i stayed with a group of walkers & climbers all of whom were happy with what was on offer in the surrounding area.

C T

Google
I visited this place when doing The Herriot Way and it is the perfect place to stop! It had everything we needed, well stocked kitchen, comfy sofas, really friendly and kind staff, warm showers, plus a delicious breakfast - vegan option available!

Karengee27

Google
We found the hostel at Hawes to be clean and tidy with pleasant and helpful staff.|The location is handy for walking into town.|The car park was small and busy but you can park on the road outside.|There is a shared kitchen which did get a bit crowded but was well equipped and cleaned daily, a sociable lounge with great views, a dinning area and bar with drinks and snacks available to purchase. The garden had bbqs, seats and table tennis. Breakfast, dinner and packed lunches can be ordered.|We sat in the garden and were visited by swallows , martins and lots of butterflies- a bird feeder might be nice.|There are visitors camping out in the garden who also use the facilities.|The beds were a bit uncomfortable but ok for a night or 2. Guests in tents under the window were quite noisy. Maybe advise them to pitch away from the building? |It’s not the hostels fault but we did find some of the people staying a little strange quite a few older single men doing the pennine way alone on a stop off in tents. As a women at the hostel am not sure I felt 100% safe in the shared areas or going the bathrooms at night.|There was one guy who seemed to be living and working from the hostel he interrupted our breakfast to lecture us on left wing politics which we did not enjoy.|That being said we had a good stay thank you Hostel at Hawes.

644ellyd

Google
It’s been a long time since I stayed in a YHA . This stay was perfect as a solo traveller . All shared facilities were immaculate, well resourced and organised . Great location for lively walks . Thank you !