Welcome to Gisburne Park Estate, one of Lancashire’s finest private estates, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. A 1000 acres of picturesque Ribble Valley countryside, owned and managed by Amber and Guy Hindley and family. Nestled within the Estate is Ribblesdale Park, the North of England’s leading hot tub holiday destination. A collection of contemporary lodges, historic houses, cosy cottages or glorious glamping.
Chatterley lodge is a sumptuous 1 bedroom romantic lodge with hot tub and garden. Perfect for a romantic couples retreat. This lodge is extremely spacious and well designed as a contemporary luxury getaway.
With a four poster king size bed, fantastic bathing area with luxurious jacuzzi bath and a large open plan kitchen and living area, this lodge truly is an incredible getaway for two. Just outside the Chatterley Lodge is a private outdoor hot tub and BBQ area for those cosy evenings together.
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We both enjoyed or stay here and would return. The park is set in beautifil scenery, lots of wildlife and designated walks around the estate. Ribblesdale Park, is a must for walkers, wildlife watching and if you want to talk your dog with you, even though there is a reasonable amount of lodges due to how theyve been set up, you have privacy. Our garden was also fenced and gated so great for Children and dogs.The stay was more than what we normally pay and the accommodation did live up to this in some areas but not overall, it was small things that let it down, no backs on the remotes, one remote didnt work, but they did sort this quickly for us. One of the switches needed replacing, there was a cracked shelf in the fridge. Just little things but when your paying higher staying fees then i expect it to be a wow all around. Has it put me off no, we both really liked the park and i would defibtely recommend, but pricing a bit to high. But overall a secret gem
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This was our second visit to the park and it didn't disappoint. When booking our 4night stay we requested the same lodge as this was ideal for access to restaurant and bar ( which was open from 9am so ideal for breakfast if we didn't want to cook) we also asked for a ramp to access the lodge for mobility scooter...all this was done for us. The lodges are beautiful and clean , hot tubs cleaned daily , the grounds are fantastic and have lots of places and access to use scooter, so this meant my husband was able to fully enjoy the grounds, nature and all the parks animals. Staff were amazing and so helpful, restaurant beautiful, we brought our dog who they also looked after with bowls if water. Food gorgeous. I visited Clitheroe and Skipton which are both lovely towns , markets and lovely local shops along with nice coffee shops. Would really recommend Ribblesdale Park for relaxation, nature, comfort , good food and lovely staff.
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I just wanted to provide feedback on our recent stay with yourselves for our friend’s wedding. We paid just under £600 for 3 nights and we were very excited for our stay.On arrival, we had a few hours before we were due to meet the wedding party. As it is our first time away from our daughter, we were excited to have a few hours in the hot tub with a bottle of Prosecco. When we were ready to get into the hot tub at 4:30, it was far too cold. So we could not go into the hot tub the first night.After all the wedding excitement had ended, on the Sunday we were excited to chill out and watch some TV and debrief about the wedding. We could not watch any TV as the WiFi was so bad and kept freezing or cutting out. The toilet also kept making a lot of noise throughout the whole of our stay. The first night wasn’t bad, but it just got progressively worse and woke us both up a few times. There was nothing wrong with it as far as I could see, it just kept making noise.We have more
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Nice location, lodge was tidy. Lodge was quite basic in terms of day to day requirements…4 of everything from cutlery, plates etc….no basics such as condiments, foil etc. Lodge was quite warm (but it was at end of hot spell t spell) No deck chairs so be worth advising guests to bring for both out side the lodge and at pool.
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I was really looking forward to my stay after seeing frequent posts about Ribblesdale on social media. Advertised as luxury accomodation this not the case lodges are tired need updating have stayed in much better and not been classed as luxury. There was a flood to side of lodge which made it very muddy despite lovley weather found to be leak by maintance when pointed out to them. Classed as fog friendky but had to ask for this to be fenced off to avoid muddy paws. Hot tub sub standard temperature not working properly and too hot, jets not powerful and lights did mot work. Lodge four nights not cheap. Maintance did try to help with temperature of hot tub but they where limited with what they could do and tried there best to be helpful. No apology from management. Used resteraunt few times greek salad over priced and then told when served had no olives, breskfast on day leaving missing from breakfast didnt realise until afterwards.
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Everything was absolutely excellent, the lodge was beautiful, the hot tub was hot and ready for when we arrived, food at hindelinis was wonderful and the scenery and setting was amazing
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Really beautiful location and lodge. The hot tub was great and instructions for everything was all really clear Only negative was the WiFi wasnt great.
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Great stay the only negative is , it was very hot and would of been nice to sunbathe outside. A couple of loungers outside would of been perfect.
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We stayed for 2 nights in the Chatterley Lodge (no 9) for my husbands birthday, it was our first time staying here and we were really impressed! The lodge was the closest to the reception & bar so initially we had concerns it might be noisy or lack privacy but this was far from the case due to the clever layout and design. I personally dislike using a hot tub when overlooked or have random people walking by etc, so we appreciated the sense of space and tranquility here. The team had thoughtfully put birthday balloons in the lodge as well as a bottle of prosecco to enhance our celebration and this was a much appreciated “special touch”.We loved the free roaming by peacocks and deer and was lucky to have one come to enjoy the last of the sunshine in our enclosed garden space. We are hoping to welcome a puppy to our family shortly and we wouldn’t hesitate to book again for the dog-friendly facilities.Would have been great to be able to buy ice from the bar but a v minor inconvenie
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It was our first time stay at the park , entrance and access to the site easy , small car park by restaurant/bar is available prior to booking in . Booking in really easy no waiting, we stayed in Lodge 9 , which was close to restaurant and ideal for those with mobility problems. Lodge 9 was amazing, beautiful decorated , spotless , it was big enough for 2 adults and a large dog . The hot tub was amazing, this was checked daily by estate staff. On our first day and for the rest of our stay we had a visit from a young deer ...as well as peacocks and the parks cats...it was so nice to sit outside and be with nature. The parks grounds were beautiful, nice places to walk dog , plenty of dog poop bins and bags available. The restaurant, food and staff were amazing, food beautiful,really good options and tasted great, reasonable prices, open to none residents so popular with the locals. Would recommend. Staff really professional and helpful. There is lots of information about surround
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87.1% would stay here again
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