Moyles Hotel & Restaurant

6-10 New Road, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, England

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About Moyles Hotel & Restaurant

This family run hotel and restaurant has recently been refurbished to a very high standard, where accommodation offers a unique fusion of contemporary design and the enduring qualities of the original Victorian structure. Centrally located in the charming town of Hebden Bridge, Moyles is around a 35 minutes journey from both Leeds and Manchester. The area is wonderful for walking, and for those with an interest in history and literature, the Brontes Parsonage is nearby. The restaurant is informal, light and airy space, where original dishes are created using fresh local ingredients whenever possible. The bar has an extensive selection of beers and spirits, popular with locals, yet attracting visitors from much further afield.

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