A historic Dales mill, unique and interesting
providing luxury bed and breakfast accommodation.
01969 650 553
07802 888 725
Low Mill is a traditional stone-built, Grade II listed, late 18th Century corn mill situated in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales village of Bainbridge,
close to the ancient market town of Hawes. Bainbridge is in the heart of Wensleydale, so Low Mill makes an ideal base to explore this stunning area
and its many attractions. Backing onto the River Bain, England’s shortest river, Low Mill is an amazing place. Most of the original millworks situated
throughout the house remain in working order, including the waterwheel. It has undergone a full, sympathetic restoration to become a unique
and interesting Guesthouse, providing luxury bed and breakfast accommodation whilst retaining the original character and heritage of this historic Dales mill.
We have a lovely riverside garden to relax in and private parking is available.
Dogs
Well behaved dogs are welcome...
There is a £10 charge for their stay.
Dogs are not allowed in the dining room at breakfast time.
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Our Rooms
The Workshop
An enormous room containing working mill machinery, a free-standing copper bath and separate shower room.
The room also has a log burner and all the other little luxuries you would expect.
From £190 per room per night*
- At a glance...
- Double aspect room
- Walk in deluge shower
- Bathroom with separate shower
- Emperor-size bed
- Free Wifi
- Freestanding copper bath
- Freeview TV
- Netflix
- Log burner
- USB charging points
- Bluetooth speaker
- Cordless phone charger
- Temple spa toiletries
The Kiln Room
Overlooking the River Bain, the room is really a suite with a separate bedroom and seating area and a large, walk-in shower. The room is above one of the two old kilns, and the earthenware drying tiles can be seen in the sitting room.
From £140 per room per night*
- At a glance...
- Double aspect room
- Free Wifi
- Freeview TV
- Netflix
- Sleigh King-size bed
- Luxury walk-in shower
- Separate lounge area
- Views of River Bain
- USB charging points
- Bluetooth speaker
- Cordless phone charger
- Temple spa toiletries
The Store Room
With stone walls and garden views, The Storeroom is situated at the front of the building. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over.
From £130 per room per night*
- At a glance...
- Bath with shower over
- Double aspect room
- Free Wifi
- Freeview TV
- Netflix
- King-size bed
- Views of garden
- USB charging points
- Bluetooth speaker
- Cordless phone charger
- Temple spa toiletries
Bobblehat Photography
Neil’s photos from in and around the Yorkshire Dales and Yorkshire
are now available to view and purchase from
Bobblehat Photography...
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Local Interest & Activities
Activities range from photography workshops with wildlife photographer Paul Fowlie,
Cycling and Cycle hire repairs and spares, hybrid
bikes for hire, Massages and holistic treatments,
Riding at the Wensleydale Equestrian
Centre... and more
Discover Dark Skies in Upper Wensleydale...
Come stargazing in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. We are now a been designated Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark Sky Association.
Free from street lighting or road glare and miles away from any industrial light pollution,
the skies in Yorkshire Dales National Park are huge, uninterrupted and very, very dark.
Most importantly we have plenty of open spaces to view the vast night sky.
The best time to view the stars is from mid August through to early May.
On a clear night in Autumn the Milky Way is easily visible.
The stars are best observed if there is no moon so a new moon phase is always the best time to
visit however under our massive, unbroken sky the moon itself is a wonderful sight.
To watch the moon rise slowly over the horizon is a special experience.
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Local interest...
Hawes - Ancient market town (market day Tuesday) with a wide range of shops cafes and bars,
Wensleydale Creamery,
The Dales Countryside Museum, The Rope Makers, Gayle Mill, a restored, working Victorian saw mill,
Askrigg a lovely stone village with
three pubs and beautiful walks famous for “All Creatures Great and Small” took place here,
Leyburn holds a large market on Fridays.
many cafes, pubs and interesting shops,
The Forbidden Corner an amazing labyrinth of tunnels, follies and the bizarre... and more
What some of our guests have said...
"Our stay at Low Mill Guest House was absolutely perfect. The room was incredible, the bed the most comfortable we have ever slept in
The food was superb, the cereals, jam, marmalade and bread were all home made, and delicious ..."
Mr and Mrs Hughes
"I very rarely give 5's for these reviews, certainly not across the board, because I always think it has to be somewhere really
special to justify that. But Low Mill Guesthouse does. The rooms are as tasteful as they are well-equipped.
The breakfasts are locally-sourced, imaginative and delicious. . It's obvious why this place wins prizes..."
Mr and Mrs Presswell
"Fabulous accommodation in a quirky but tastefully converted water mill (the wheel actually works!) Food is excellent,
and the whole experience is welcoming and friendly.
In a great part of the Dales with lots of walking and some fabulous scenery..."
Mr and Mrs Janik
