Askwith, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, is said to be surrounded by “superb” walks and was featured in one of The Times’ recent travel guides. Forget a cricket pavilion on the green, the best accessory a village can have these days is a good hotel. They are perfect portals for locals and visitors to mingle, just as they might in a village hall but accessorised with great food and a top-notch bar.”You can find more about 25 of the prettiest village mini breaks in the UK via The Times’ website. “Askwith has a clutch of stone buildings and a Victorian village school surrounded by superb walks,” the travel experts shared. Lovely restaurant with great views.
