Horseshoe Hotel

I loved this quirky place, full of history & character A former hunting lodge (?) built in typical North Riding honey sandstone like the rest of this picturesque village nestled in the verdant valley. Outstanding food and service for the price; I have a feeling this little hotel will soon become very popular and expensive & I look forward to staying here again before it does.

Location perfect for walking and in a beautiful setting. We ate our evening meal here and had breakfast; the food was excellent 😊.

This is a genuine 18th century inn that retains its atmosphere. It is not luxurious or plastic in any way and inside you can smell the woodsmoke from the open log fires. The hospitality from the owners was great and the food offered was generous and excellent. The bar has settles and both hand pulled real ales as well as modern beers. The rooms are simple but are en suite with a coffee machine and a welcome tray of cheese and cakes. This is one for the connoisseur of tradition and is not in any way a modern beige corporate hotel. I loved it!

This is our 2nd 2 night stay at the horseshoe hotel. Craig is a wonderful host, very welcoming. The log fires that are lit in the pub snug on a afternoon/ evening (season permitting), this year we had room.3, a standard double with en suite. Perfectly cosy and adequate. The room has a coffee machine, which can also make tea, tv, hair dryer, complimentary soaps and shampoo, and a little snack tray on arrival, cheese, bread and this time fresh fig roll cakes.

Stayed here several times and always enjoyed it. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere, super dog-friendly and lovely location. The food (dinner and breakfast) is great and the bar is cosy and has a good atmosphere. Some nice touches like old towel in room for dogs, sausage for dog's breakfast, fresh milk in flask.