March 2024 by Phil
Great home cooked food.Views are amazing. Dog
February 2024 by Mary Linney-Page
Visited this place many times before. Great for walkers cyclists or a nice drive out for a bite to eat.Very dog friendly And a great old style jukebox.
January 2024 by John Wilkinson
Good selection of beers. Not thrilled about the food menu .
January 2024 by Ian Clowes
Had a spam sandwich. Not many place will do them.
October 2023 by Ron Casey
Great pub, relaxing environment in a lovely setting. Lots of choice of beer and wine. Gorgeous fresh food. Friendly staff always have a
October 2023 by Dion Mills
Friendly staff food was good.
October 2023 by Craig Neal
Stayed over in our campervan. Very friendly welcome.
October 2023 by Fiona Seymour
We called in after a walk around the area on a Sunday Lunchtime. The pub has a lovely open fire, lots of original features, it was very clean and the food was well presented, hearty and filling. The staff were friendly and service was great.
September 2023 by Monica Charley
We were really well looked after by all members of staff. All meals were exceptional - delicious to eat, choice, presentation and timing. The bed was very comfortable and our ensuite bedroom was exceptionally clean, cosey and private. The hotel was so very reasonably priced for bed, breakfast and evening meal.
September 2023 by Mike Rea
Good pub grub menu with specials.Good range of beers.
September 2023 by Jet668388
Staying at the Diggle Hotel was one of the highlights of my recent 3 days walking the Pennine Way. The fires were always on and the welcome provided by Sue and Billy was amazing. The very large breakfast with fresh coffee and real buttered toast was just what was needed for the walk from Diggle to Hebden Bridge. More pubs should be like the Diggle Hotel a real warm pub with real people.
September 2023 by Julie J.
I would love to give this place a good review- alas- I was so turned off by the owner (Billy?) that my brother and I left before we could order anything. For background, we were exploring the area as our ancestors were fixtures in the area. When I asked Billy if he knew the location of the pub that our 3rd G Grandparents ran in the 1840s (which was purported to be near the tunnels end in Diggle)- he immediately dismissed me- saying that it was never there. Apparently he thinks he's a historian. (BTW- I AM a Historian) We left to escape his toxic behavior. It turns out that our family pub (The Tunnel End Tavern) was actually the site of what is now The Diggle Hotel. How sad that we couldn't even return to walk in the footsteps of our ancestors. Boo.
August 2023 by Cosma Thöne
Noteworthy details: If I could, I would give the Diggle Hotel 10 Stars on Service.Me and my friend arrived decluttered and soaked from the Pennine Way the other day at the hotel and a day of rest was just what we needed. The staff treated as very welcoming and even offered to give us free Coffee etc.100% recommendation.If you have a tent: they also offer a drying room.We had also a great time at the bar, where lots of Guests would gave us Advice about our journey.
August 2023 by Lillian Mai
We met incredibly kind and helpful people! Staying at the Diggle Hotel was a real pleasure! Always to happy to go there again!
August 2023 by T7013NXjoannes
Day 2 of the Pennine Way made easier by track straight down to this welcoming cosy, down to earth Diggle Hotel. Great beers, food and accommodating hosts. Lovely fluffy towels, clean rooms and really friendly helpful staff.
