COVID-19 Update

Following Government Guidance, The Pele Tower is currently closed.

We will update our website as and when these restrictions are lifted.

National Lockdown – Stay at Home

Tuesday 5th January 2021

Immerse yourself in this beautifully restored, 5 star, self-catering, historic 14th century castle whilst enjoying 20th century comfort.

The Pele Tower is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, conveniently located off the M6 (Junction 37) between Kirkby Lonsdale & Sedbergh,  20 minutes from the Lake District and an hour from the Scottish border.

The Pele Tower accommodates 2 – 4 adults.

We are only taking 7 night bookings at the moment.

Please note: Families with teenagers are also most welcome, unfortunately this property is not suitable for small children or animals.

Pay less for 2 guests.

We’re good to go – We are carrying out a 2-part clean as per current guidance to keep our guests safe.

COVID-19 Refund guarantee (see terms and conditions for further detail)

Lovingly restored to a high standard, the Pele Tower combines sympathetic restoration with the height of luxury, included FREE/unlimited hyperfast (1Gb) fibre broadband, a log burner, LED lighting, underfloor heating and en suite facilities.

‘What a magnificent place! On arrival the comfort and luxury is evident. It’s only when you look at the photos around the walls you realise what a massive vision this has been. Many thanks to Ann and Andrew for the warmest of welcomes. The sympathetically renovated building sits comfortably next to the church and stream, seemingly untouched by the passing of 650 or so years. However, it has been touched! The beautiful new interior is complemented by a wonderfully appointed kitchen, a thoughtful and extensive collection of reading matter including local maps, best beds, comfortable sofas and logs for the wood burner, and a sumptuous hamper and fridge of (mostly) local treats. We have so enjoyed our days here. A fantastic place to welcome in the new decade. Many thanks and best of luck for many happy years of welcoming lucky guests to the Pele Tower.’

Christina Young