Having lived and worked in Haworth for the past 30 years, we have gained a great deal of local knowledge- about the Bronte sisters who lived and wrote their famous novels here, the local moors and surrounding area where we love to walk. Also the much loved Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. If you need any help or advice then please ask us, we will be happy to help.

Established in 1987, we are a friendly family-owned guest house. Situated at the top of the famous cobbled Haworth Main Street opposite the Bronte Church. We are two minutes walk from the Bronte Parsonage and the famous Yorkshire Moors. The Worth Valley steam railway is just a 10 minute walk away. Ample parking is available outside the guest house or close by. Rooms to the rear of the building have panoramic views of the surrounding moors, whilst those at the front overlook Haworth's famous Main Street. Built around 1640 you will delight in it's quaintness, the oak beams, intricate passageways and millstone grit exterior. Our breakfast rooms has the best views in the village. The Apothecary has had many uses in the past 400 years, including an inn, the Co-Op (see pulley wheel at the top of the building) private dwelling and a book shop. One can only wonder at the lives and dramas played out over the years.

We are located at the top of Haworth Main street, opposite the church. Haworth is close to Keighley, Bradford, Halifax and the M62. Trains travel to Keighley from Leeds. National Express buses are routed to Keighley. Leeds Bradford airport is only 30 minutes away and Manchester airport is only 1 hour away.