Features

Cubley Hall has evolved through the centuries from being a moor land farm on the Pennine pack horse routes of the 1700’s to a fine Gentleman’s residence set in 4 acres of grounds during the reign of Queen Victoria.
A children's home post-war and more recently in 1983 Cubley Hall was transformed into the well known freehouse pub.
1990 saw the addition of the renowned carvery restaurant, converted from the massive oak beamed, hewn stone barn.
In 1996 the Hall was extended to incorporate the hotel which has been sympathetically designed to complement and enhance the original architectural features, mosaic floors, stained galss, old oak panelling and ornate plaster ceilings.

Country House Hotel
Bar with award winning beers
Traditional or contemporary bar menu
Special diets catered for
On site parking
Group rates offered
Conference Facilities
Licensed for civil weddings
Available for Wedding receptions
Civil partnerships
Beer gardens & summer garden pavilion
Private parties & functions
Sunday Carvery Restaurant
Room Service

Room Facilities

En-suite rooms with bath / shower
Hand-basin
Satellite Colour TV
Hair Dryer
Tea/coffee
Telephone
Trouser Press