Emerald Fennell's adaption of Wuthering Heights hits the big screen on Friday, February 13, just in time for Valentine's Day. Starring Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie, the film's trailers and previews have split opinion, with some critics complaining that it's not true to the period.

But one thing the movie seems to have captured perfectly is the beauty of the Yorkshire Moors, and whether the film is a hit or a flop, the area is likely to see an influx of visitors looking to live out their Wuthering Heights-themed fantasies.

Whether you're looking for a cottage for two where you can pretend to be Cathy and Heathcliff, or are travelling with a group of like-minded literary enthusiasts, Sykes Holiday Cottages have rounded up some of their top properties that are perfect for a Wuthering Heights-style stay.

Sleeps: 30

Price: Seven nights from £26.46 per person, per night

Sleeping up to 30 in ten bedrooms, Fernhill Castle is perfect for a big family or friends gathering such as a theme party. Part of a 15-acre estate, it has serious Thrushcross Grange vibes, and could easily pass for a grand manor house in a Brontë novel.

Inside, it has stylish gothic interiors that are a perfect balance of the old and new, and spaces include a plush living room, game room, and cinema for movie screenings.

The master bedroom has a four-poster bed and exposed beams, while some rooms have soaking tubs. Each room has its own unique style and historic features that make it feel like stepping back in time.

Sleeps: Six

Price: Seven nights from £565

Emily Brontë fans will love this cottage's location; it's right in the heart of Haworth, where the Brontë sisters grew up. Nearby is the Brontë Parsonage Museum, set in the sisters' former home, which tells the fascinating and tragic real-life story of the family.

Historic Heathcliff Cottage has a rustic stone exterior and beautiful warm interiors including exposed wood. Fans of the book and film will be able to spot lots of subtle nods to it, including Wuthering Heights-inspired artwork.

Visitors can take a stroll through the village, packed with independent shops and cosy pubs, or head to the Yorkshire Moors for a romantic stroll.

Sleeps: Eight

Price: Seven nights from £1,295

Guests at Woodlea Cottage can enjoy a serene location in the middle of the Woodsome Valley of West Yorkshire. From the outside patio, guests can enjoy stunning countryside views, while still staying close to the quaint town of Hebden Bridge, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and The Hepworth Gallery.

Draped in Wisteria, Woodlea Cottage is a grade II listed property that has all the modern comforts, yet has kept its historic charm. Inside, it has exposed beams and an open fireplace, adding to the cosy countryside vibes.

Sleeps: Two

Price: Seven nights from £403

The perfect romantic retreat for two, the Salt Pot is a rustic cottage on the grounds of Pepper Pot Farm in West Yorkshire. However, it offers plenty of privacy for couples who visit, and is a great starting point for strolls through the misty moors.

Inside the cottage are lots of quirky touches, as well as luxurious amenities such as a wood-burning stove and an infrared sauna. It's close to the village of Oakworth, known for its steam train, as well as Haworth, where you can immerse yourself in Brontë history.

Sleeps: Two

Price: Seven nights from £290

If you enjoy being close to nature, Moor Skies is a beautifully-restored shepherd's hut on the owner's grounds that allows you to wake up to stunning views. Guests can sit on the patio for a drink or al fresco dining, or visit the horses in the nearby paddocks.

This small space has been well-planned, with a comfy double bed, small kitchen, shower, and toilet all fitting inside the hut. During their stay, guests can take walks around the Brontë Waterfall, said to have been a favourite with the sisters, or cross the Brontë Bridge and find Top Withins. This abandoned farmhouse is said to have been the inspiration for the Earnshaw's family home in Wuthering Heights.