This is a cute hotel in a historic building. This is the right place for an authentic local…read moreexperience with hotel-level accommodations. It's not luxury and doesn't pretend to be but it has many of the amenities and perks that you're familiar with like coffee/tea in the room and housekeeping. There is a bar and restaurant right downstairs which is really nice and convenient. The food was actually the best I had in town. The location is ideal for the Herriot museum and Thirsk attractions. I booked through my tour company and when we arrived here, there was an issue with my reservation (it could not be found). We don't know why or how it happened but they arranged 3 nights stay anyway (I had booked 6 nights). Other than that, the service was friendly and my stay was comfortable so I would happily return.

I travel extensively in business...so I spend much time in quite a number of hotels, some big and…read morefancy, while others only to lay my head on a pillow and then I'm off. This establishment is housed in a 200-year old building...expect that the floors slope, stairs are steep and narrow, so watch your step. I spent two nights here. My room was small but adequate...perhaps 120 sq-ft. Furniture shows it age but functional. The bed and blankets were perfect...I have slept well. Heating is through a steam register...very efficient until the hotel turns off the boilers in the evening...my room was an ice box...!!! The bathroom is roomy and comfortable. The fixtures could use some routine maintenance or replacement. The shower failed to work, forcing me to shower...eh, bath/wash in the tub. Now I realize that many people love tubs, and I have enjoyed soaking in a few on occasion myself...but lets face it, they are not efficient for washing. There is a real nice pub downstairs...I enjoyed a pint of the local finest, black sheep. After dinner, enjoy a whiskey night cap. My meals were in the downstairs restaurant...a warm and inviting area, plenty of table seating. Breakfast either is continental (pastry, cereal, etc) or a hot cooked meal (ham/bacon/sausage, fried/scrambled eggs, toast,etc). My morning meals were excellent. At dinner time I suggest a table reservation, and when my meal was close to being ready, the server came and got me in the pub...excellent...!!! Dinner was prepared and plated well...tasty, very enjoyable. I recommend the roasted pork belly...very delightful. This is a very nice hotel, and I would stay here again. My only suggestions for improvement would be consider the need for warmth in the winter and don't turn off the boilers at night...it was early February, this is WINTER and it is COLD...and c'mon, fix the shower. There is WiFi...efficient (strong signal and quick speed) when you are downstairs in the pub, but a very poor signal in the room...whats up with that?

You cant go wrong with the premier inn Harrogate, the rooms are spacious and clean - they have…read moreeverything that you need. Hairdryer, TV, Shower/Bath, Big Bed, Heating/air con etc There is a nice bar/restuarant attached for dinner, lunch or breakfast and a nice place to have a drink in the evening. Staff are really helpful and polite and for the price it was pretty good!

Conveniently located about 1.5 miles out of Harrogate with parking and an attached pub/restaurant,…read moreI stayed for one night. Usual formula, but better delivered than many similar hotels with friendly helpful staff. As usual the rooms are minimally but adequately equipped and the layout good. Breakfast was good value and tasty apart from the Hash Brown which I still don't know how to describe what it tasted like. Crumpets for breakfast, now that's a first for me

This is a standard Travelodge located in a small motorway service area at the junction of the M18…read moreand M180. It is a few miles northeast of Doncaster. If you have never stayed at a Travelodge, they are usually room only hotels. The rooms are clean and tidy and in good order. They come with cean towels and tea/coffee making facilities. Each room has a standard terrestial TV. Wifi access is available at an extra charge. Most rooms have a double bed and there is a pull out single bed for a child. Although there is no restaurant in the Travelodge, there are two restaurants in the service area: Burger King and and EDC (Eat & Drink Co.) As you would expect in service area, these can be expensive places to eat. Overall it provides a good base to explore the East Midlands, South Yorkshire and the surrounding area

Very friendly staff and a wonderful neighborhood vibe. Stayed here two nights and brekkie. Very…read morenice. Convenient to local attractions.

The Angel at Hetton: North Yorkshire's Culinary Heaven…read more Tucked away in the picturesque countryside of North Yorkshire, The Angel at Hetton is a true gem - a haven for food lovers and a heavenly retreat for those seeking a memorable dining experience. It's a place that feels like a reward for the journey, where the beauty of the landscape is rivaled only by the magic happening in the kitchen. The setting is quintessential Yorkshire charm, with the inn's historic stone exterior and rustic elegance blending harmoniously into the surrounding countryside. Inside, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, striking a perfect balance between relaxed comfort and understated sophistication. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you'll feel instantly at home. The menu is nothing short of extraordinary. Celebrated for its Michelin-starred cuisine, The Angel offers dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious. Every plate is a testament to the team's passion for showcasing seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, prepared with care, creativity, and respect for the flavors of the region. From the first bite of a perfectly executed amuse-bouche to the last spoonful of a decadent dessert, every course tells a story. Their tasting menu is a journey in itself, offering a harmonious blend of textures and flavors that highlight the best of modern British cuisine. Dishes like Yorkshire lamb with wild garlic or North Sea fish with foraged herbs bring the surrounding landscape to life on your plate. For those who prefer à la carte, the options are equally impressive. The slow-cooked beef, served with seasonal vegetables, is a standout, while the desserts, such as the rhubarb tart or a perfectly balanced chocolate fondant, provide a sweet, memorable finale. Complementing the culinary excellence is a wine list that has been curated with as much care as the menu itself. From crisp whites to robust reds, there's something to pair with every dish, making the meal a full sensory experience. The service at The Angel is exceptional--attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable yet approachable. The staff's enthusiasm for the food and their genuine warmth elevates the dining experience to something truly special. While it might be a bit of a trek for most, the journey to The Angel at Hetton is part of the charm. The surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills and quaint villages, sets the stage for an experience that feels like a retreat from the everyday. Once you arrive, you're rewarded with food, ambiance, and hospitality that make every mile traveled worth it. The Angel isn't just a restaurant; it's a destination - a magical place where the best of Yorkshire's culinary and natural beauty come together. For those lucky enough to visit, it's a dining experience that lingers in the memory long after the last bite. Five stars and my highest recommendation.

This place would have been a 4* but a few basic failures really let them down…read more I came here for a wedding, so I'm going to compartmentalise this into pub, meal, hotel and general wedding things. The pub: Excellent whiskey selection and some really lovely gins. They also had a good bunch of beers and were generally very accommodating. That said, they ran out of lemonade before a wedding, which is pretty poor. And Jaegermeister... The meal: The meal was served in the wine cave, which is beautiful. Generally the meal was excellent, the beef was cooked perfectly and the starter and dessert were good (nothing to write home about though). One thing I noticed was that there were no green vegetables (in a roast!?). Also, they didn't have anywhere near enough staff on, so they didn't take any drinks orders (the pub is over the road). They would have made a killing if they'd done that (and we would have been happier, I really fancied a gin and tonic...) The hotel side of things: The room was lovely, and at the wedding rates it was extremely cheap! Big, beautiful, comfortable, clean, couldn't ask for more. Breakfast was ok, if I'm honest I didn't like having to ask for juice, I was hungover, I wanted all the juice. Checking in was a touch annoying as they sat us down, then went to check other people in who turned up after us, and then checked us in last. Despite being in a rush! General wedding things: The wedding was beautiful. Definitely. But that was despite the many failings, things could have gone more smoothly if they'd had more staff. Like the drinks orders, having the cake ready (the groom had to prompt them) and the tardy check in. Also, they told us the bar closed at 12 and then closed at 1115, which obviously ruffled a few feathers!! Generally, this place is beautiful and I would feel recommend a meal here. But they need to hire more staff and be a lot more organised.

This was the first time we have been to Steeton Hall for food. We chose to have the Carvery and it…read morewas delicious. The food was so tasty and the staff were lovely too! I will definitely be returning to try yhe everyday menu!

This place is really overpriced and the latest landlord is not the most customer friendly. The beer…read moreis very expensive here and on most nights of the week the bar is empty. It has its occasional good night in there but I think that is down to the people who go in there not the pubs atmosphere. The pub does lack some form of atmosphere, it seems to have a barrier between the landlords and the public. Not very publican if you ask me. There is great potential with the building itself. It just needs somebody to give the place a new look and friendly people running it.

A beautifully renovated old farmhouse, situated just outside Stamford Bridge. Friendly owners…read moreGraham and Margaret provide everything to make your stay peaceful and relaxing, in their home.

From the owner: Birk House bed and breakfast specializes in providing a relaxing retreat away from hectic…read morelifestyles. Your stay will be inclusive of great hospitality, luxury spacious rooms with en-suite, and a full english breakfast.

Good value food in wonderful 70's style pub and hotelread more