The ApothecaryGuest House

The Apothecary Guest House stands at 86 Main Street in Haworth, at the top of the cobbled street opposite the parish church, in a building dating from around 1640. The family that owns it has run the guest house since 1987, letting eight rooms with oak beams and narrow passageways typical of the building's age, most looking either over the village rooftops or toward the moors. Rooms have tea and coffee facilities, a flat-screen television and en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers. A cooked breakfast is included, with full English, vegetarian and vegan options, served before guests head to the Bronte Parsonage Museum a few doors along or onto the moorland paths above the village. Free wifi and on-site parking are provided, both useful given Main Street's pedestrian cobbles and limited nearby parking. The guest house has operated under the same family for close to four decades, one of several long-standing small guest houses at the top of Haworth's Main Street.