Accommodation
A variety of lettings are available on the estate sleeping up to ten people.
Choose from 3 stone cottages close to the Abbey and Fountains Hall with magnificent views of the River Skell, or perhaps the more opulent Fountains Hall apartments are more to your taste? These two luxury apartments decorated in the style of
Rennie MacIntosh and William Morris, sleep up to three people each.
Our brand new holiday cottages at How Hill have just opened. The five cottages have
been converted from dilapidated historic farm buildings sleeping up to 24 people
in total.
Or there’s Choristers House, next to St Mary’s Church in the Deer Park, which sleeps up to ten and was built in 1873 to house a music school.
Finally, Whitefields Cottage offers dormitory style accommodation sleeping up to sixteen people and is great
for recreational or educational purposes (find out more about Group Visits to Fountains Abbey)
For more information and to book holiday accomodation on Fountains Abbey estate,
and other National Trust properties, please visit the dedicated National Trust holiday cottage booking website, or contact us directly.
Nearby Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
There are many bed and breakfasts in the local area surrounding Fountains Abbey,
including:
Mallard Grange, a 16th century farmhouse close by to the estate, Bay Tree Farm in the neighbouring village of Aldfield and Lawrence House in Studley Roger village, close to the deer park. The Old Coach House, situated in nearby North Stainley, is a 5 star luxury converted 18th century
coaching house. Mickley B&B is only 8 miles away on the bank of the River Ure.
