The Duke Of Wellington can be found in the Yorkshire moors, it is the ideal place for walkers. It…read moredates back to 1765 so has an atmosphere to it and not just a house turned B&B. It is named due to the plaque which sits pride of place over the open fireplace. There are several bedrooms, all of which enjoy amazing views of the Danby Dales and its moorlands. A fabulous full english is included in with the price with singles from £35.

I love this place. I've stayed at the Duke of Wellington three times now and none of the visits…read morehave been long enough. The Duke is in a glorious location on the north Yorkshire moors - about 13 miles from Whitby. The rooms are bright, clean and comfortable with views overlooking Danby Dale. The food is excellent. The menu is not that extensive, but what is on it is delicious. After a hearty meal, there is nothing we like better than taking in an evening stroll around the Dale. I can throughly recommend staying here. Room tariffs are also very reasonable with a top notch full English included in the price. Grant Douglas (the owner) and his staff always provide excellent customer service. If you stay here, you will also have the added bonus of hanging out with some off the most comical sheep in all of Yorkshire!

We stayed at the Ascot House Hotel in mid-February, and it proved a good location from which to…read moreexplore the delights of Harrogate, just under a mile to walk into the periphery of the town centre. Ascot House is an impressive looking hotel, set on a corner plot adjacent to a green area, adorned with early flowering spring bulbs and trees coming into bud because of the mild winter. The car park for the hotel was a little small for the number of rooms it had, but the access road to the side handled the overspill. The car spaces are also a little svelte, something to be aware if your car is on the large side. Inside the hotel has high ceilings and an impressive air of spaciousness throughout. The staircase to the rooms is punctuated by an impressive stained glass window, that the light streams through in the early morning. Rooms wise, there are lots and it can be a fraction disorientating at first to find you actual room. The room itself was well proportioned, warm and spacious, with a large bathroom, complete with a bath, more unusual these days. A decent sized TV, that kept us entertained with random winter sports, like snowboard half pipe, in the dead time between going out for the day, and eating out in the evening. The mattress was a little soft, but that's a minor quibble. Breakfast was efficiently run, a good variety of cereals, fruit, juices and a good range of hot food, which always speedily arrived, the scrambled egg and 'Full Yorkshire' being particularly fine. The dining room doubles as a restaurant for residents and non-residents in the evening too. A few points stopped it getting that all important fifth star, the Hotel was well maintained and was undergoing somewhat of makeover whilst we were there. They had a team decorators painting the foyer while we were there, setting up just after breakfast and still working when we returned mid-afternoon. The decorators were always impeccably polite but clambering over dust sheets and dodging wet paint to enter the hotel, was a novelty initially but became a little bit of a trial.

I stayed one night with breakfast here and could not fault it. The room was spotless, the bathroom…read morefunctioned well, , there were all the usual things such as tea and coffee in the room, toiletries, etc. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. Breakfast was very good, served promptly, in a dining room with some views of the front garden, that also serves dinners although I did not have dinner here. I booked this place because it was one of the few places with availability on a busy night, but I would reccommend it as a first choice especially as it was very reasonably priced and therefore excellent value for money.

We had a fabulous stay here during our trip to the UK. My boyfriend grew up in this town and was…read moreproud to show me around and surprise me with 2 nights at the West Park Hotel. Such a beautifully decorated, cozy, boutique hotel right in the center of Harrogate. The bed was super comfortable and the was bathroom huge & luxurious (especially after arriving from Prague and the world's smallest bathroom). The bar brags of some of Yorkshire's best beers on tap - some great hand pulled bitters and ales - as well as Harrogate's own Slingsby's Gin (ask the bartender for a taste or even a custom cocktail made with Slingby's, you won't be disappointed!). Great accommodation, will gladly stay here again when back in North Yorkshire. There's nowt so queer as folk!

I have now stayed at the West Park four or five times since this review and each time they never…read moredisappoint. Great service, location, amenities, and the restaurant is fantastic. Overall, this has become my hotel of choice in Harrogate.

Used to go here all the time with my dad for either drinks or a meal. We would normally have Sunday…read morelunch and it was gorgeous and filling. I've heard that the people who own it now aren't as good and that the general quality has gone down but I used to like it so don't know how it is these days.

Great stay in Clifton, on the outskirts of York. Beautiful old home in a quiet neighborhood of…read moreparks and giant trees, lovely hospitality from owner Claire and host Peter. Clean, comfortable beds and rooms, and a "wear your pajamas and go anywhere you like" sense of home. Nice bar, beers in good nick, excellent kitchen and dining room, big breakfast. Easy to find, great and easy parking. Slept like a baby with windows wide open, awoke to birdsong. Can't do better in this part of England!

A local Family owned pub, great Home town/classic decor - each section feels like a different…read morefamily living room, very intimate. Great traditional English food, classic England! I would recommend the deserts - Lemon Drizzle Cake and Eton Mess. Great place!

Amazing little village pub right in the heart of the country…read more A little bridge runs over a Brooke as you peek out the quaint windows and sip your ale. Great food too and the decor inside is adorable and eclectic. Love

The Grange Hotel is a big gorgoues, upmarket hotel. I go there for a meal rather than to stay. Food…read moreis fantastic quality and service is great. I'm going in a few weeks for afternoon tea and really looking forward to it as never had their afternoon tea before. Highly recommended but is a little pricey.

This is the best hotel I have ever stayed in…read more The whole place is decorated in a mix of victorian garb with some modern preppy twists and is full of quirky and classic character. The walls have beautiful wallpaper and there are tons of cute touches like three sheets of gold-pressed The Grange stationary. Breakfast is served in the beautiful basement/cellar restaurant and is delicious and artfully made. I enjoyed my stay so very much.

While staying with family in Harrogate last week, we popped in to the cozy new coffee shop at the…read moreCrown. The coffee was excellent and all the staff were charming, with Ellie going above and beyond. Would definitely visit again.

The location of The Crown is the best part about it, everything else is underwhelming. The beds are…read morehorribly uncomfortable with extremely saggy mattresses. I've stayed in two different rooms at the Crown and both beds have been terrible. I know part of the feel is to be an old, historic hotel but they can still use an update. I've been to gorgeous old hotels that have beautifully remodeled rooms. My room has also been so hot, even with the windows open that it has been difficult to sleep. In one of the rooms the closest outlet was across the room, so charging your phone was annoying. When I come back to Harrogate, I don't think I'll stay at the Crown again.

We walked from the center of Masham to the Swinton Estate (about 1.5 miles) to have tea…read more Here we had a tasting menu of savory and sweet food and different options of tea. We were able to walk around the grounds afterwards. Food was great!

We stayed here two nights for a destination wedding. Everything was absolutely top-notch for the…read moreservice, food, spa and accommodations. The town of Masham is a quick 20-minute walk with plenty of pubs and a couple of breweries, there are miles of walking/running trails, you can watch the herds of deer from your windows, and the rolling hills dotted with sheep and horses is oh so peaceful. We put Swinton Park on our "let's go back there someday" list - a very peaceful and relaxing get away.