White Lion Hotel  

An ex-Whitbread house that now serves up to four guest ales. This is a hotel as well and gets booked up quickly as this is popular walking country. From the outside it has the traditional stone built appearance of buildings in the valley and is on the junction to the Keighley Road. Once inside you are welcomed by the warm of the real fire that seems to spread smiles all round on cold winter nights. There are a number of drinking areas and a single bar. On entry you have a seating area to the left which is the window you can see on the picture. Seating here is traditional tables and chairs. Ahead of you there is the bar side on. A long bar it is still difficult to get served on a busy evening and they are here most evenings. However, once served with one of the four guest ales you can move to the back of the bar near the fire to keep warm or indeed to rest on the seat there. A large fireplace, it spreads heat everywhere. Further round the bar there is another drinking area with round tables. Food is served here both lunch and evenings. It has both traditional choices and daily specials to choose from and one room is no smoking so you can eat in peace. Prices are reasonable for the town as it is a tourist trap most of the time. Not far from the railway station, it also has parking close by. There is a disabled toilet here and access is generally good. Close to the river and shops, the old mill at the end of Bridge Gate has been converted to shops and restaurants. Well worth a stop.

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