A Victorian pub, with stone-flagged floors and cosy little rooms, The Fleece is set on the cobbled main street in the village of Haworth. Noted as the home of the Brontë sisters, Haworth has become a world famous tourist attraction. If you can stay a little longer there are also seven no smoking en-suite rooms. The fine beer in The Fleece has been rewarded by receiving a Beautiful Beer Award, and Cask Marque recognition. Visit Fleece Inn Website

A real locals' pub, the Friendly is situated in a busy position, just a few minutes' walk from Keighley town centre. Small it may be but, as the name suggests, you're assured of a big, friendly welcome and an excellent pint of ale.

The Globe is a genuine Keighley community pub, offering good facilities, comfortable surroundings and of course, beer at its very best. There are strong teams playing cribbage, darts, dominoes and pool, as well as a thriving racing pigeon club. The Keighley and Worth Valley steam trains pass the lounge room window, giving the pub a really traditional feel.

Nestled high above the Worth Valley, the Grouse boasts breathtaking views over the Brontë sisters' famous moors, with all the natural beauty of an unspoilt countryside. Food is served throughout the day, complemented by great traditional ales and selected wines. The Grouse Inn retains its character and rural charm, with open fires in winter and a patio/beer garden to enjoy in summer. Visit Grouse Inn Website

Situated between the village and the moor, the Hare and Hounds is a typical Yorkshire country inn offering generous hospitality coupled with good home-made food and fine cask ales. With four en-suite bedrooms, the Hare and Hounds is the perfect base from which to explore Hebden Bridge and the dramatic surrounding countryside. Visit Hare & Hounds Website