Name: Foxtales
Address: Ribblesdale House Main Street Gisburn, Gisburn, GB

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Guest scores & sentiment

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Dimension scores · cross-source

Service9.5

Rooms9.1

Location9.1

Facilities9.1

Value8.6

Cleanliness8.6

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Room types · 1

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Two-Bedroom Holiday Home

1 × Double bedup to 4

Boasting a private entrance, this holiday home also comes with 2 separate bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a shower. The holiday home's kitchen, which has a dishwasher, is available for cooking and storing food. The holiday home features a TV, a washing machine, a high chair for children, as well as heating. The unit has 3 beds.

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Facilities · 9

All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).

Offsite parking discounted rates availableParkingPets allowedInternet accessOffsite parking discounted rates availableSelf parking (surcharge)Free wired internetGarageNon-smoking throughout

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Nearby & map

DiningSights

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Eight at Gazegill by Doug Crampton

Modern British

££

Tucked away in the Lancashire countryside, you’ll find this welcoming restaurant down a narrow single-track road. You pass through the family-run Gazegill Organics Farm on the way, which provides plenty of top-quality produce for the eponymous chef to work with. The restaurant building has a bright, modern and colourful style that contrasts the surroundings, along with views across the fields to Pendle hill. The wholesome yet refined cooking is the epitome of field-to-fork dining, with home-reared beef being a particular highlight and making the Sunday roast all the more appealing.

2.7km

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The Rum Fox

Traditional British

££

Situated in a tiny village in the Ribble Valley, this impressively refurbished pub is certainly at the smarter end of village locals. The cosy bar is perfect for just a drink, while the orangery-style dining room at the rear is bright and airy. The cooking stays true to the site’s traditional pubby roots, however, with no fripperies on show in full-flavoured dishes like Lancashire cheese soufflé or treacle-glazed pig’s cheeks – instead the focus is on well-sourced produce and textbook execution. The set three-course menu is where you’ll find the best value for money.

7.7km

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