Halifax, self-catering holiday cottages, barns, rural retreats and lodges to rent in West Yorkshire, England

For holidaymakers looking to take a self-catering break in a Yorkshire town with ample facilities and historic charm, as well as close proximity to Bronte Country and the Peak District National Park, Halifax in Yorkshire could be the perfect choice.

Rich in Victorian architecture, industrial heritage, as well as a good selection of pubs, shops and restaurants, Halifax has plenty to offer visitors looking to discover the area on a cottage break.

What Halifax offers for Self-Catering Breaks

• The town is home to historic Halifax Minster, Halifax Borough Market, the National Children’s Museum and the magnificent Piece Hall (one of Britain's best preserved cloth halls, which now features an open-air courtyard, with bars, restaurants and shops surrounding it).
   
• For holidaymakers looking to explore the great outdoors on a self-catering holiday, Halifax is just 14 miles from the north part of the Peak District National Park, an area known as the Dark Peak which features gritstone ridges and moorland plateaus, ideal for keen walkers and hikers.
   
• Another fascinating area to discover on a cottage holiday, not too far away from Halifax, is Bronte Country, where you follow in the footsteps of the famous Bronte sisters, and learn more about where they lived, worked and the places that inspired them.
   
• For days out in the city, Leeds is just 17 miles from Halifax and Manchester is 33 miles away.

Holiday accommodation in Halifax tends to be in apartments or townhouses, if you are happy to stay in the countryside, close to the town, it is possible to rent holiday homes like barn conversions, lodges and rural retreats.

We hope you find the perfect holiday let for you in Halifax or close by on Country Cottages Online.

Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Halifax, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in West Yorkshire.