Dalesgate Hotel

406 Skipton Road, Utley, Keighley, West Yorkshire, England

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About Dalesgate Hotel

The Dalesgate Hotel is a friendly, family run hotel and an ideal base for business or pleasure. Comfortably appointed 2-star hotel on the edge of the Dales and Bronte country. A charming 20 bedroom hotel just 1.5 miles north of the West Yorkshire town of Keighley. Ideally located for exploring Yorkshire's treasures or for business. A well stocked bar and good food from our restaurant is also available. We also have our own in-house Holistic Therapy Salon 'The Gentle Touch', where a variety of relaxing treatments are offered.

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