Located in Reeth, 25 miles from Lightwater Valley Theme Park, The Burgoyne has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
On the banks of the River Swale in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this 13th-century former coaching inn offers freshly prepared, homemade food and light rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Tim
United Kingdom
Location and staff very friendly especially the lady serving breakfast
Ivy Cottage Bed & Breakfast is set on Reeth’s village green, in Swaledale, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This charming guest house offers free Wi-Fi and a Yorkshire breakfast.
Located in Redmire and with Lightwater Valley Theme Park reachable within 22 miles, Redmire Village Pub has a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
The Buck features a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Richmond.
David
United Kingdom
The Buck is perfectly positioned overlooking the village green in Reeth. Our room, the one with te four poster, has one of the best views you can have from a bathroom. The bar below is friendly too.
Located among the picturesque scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Charles Bathurst Inn offers free on-site parking, a children’s playground and a restaurant offering hearty lunches and...
Steve
United Kingdom
Full English seemed precooked.. apart from lovely eggs.Everything else was fine
The Wheatsheaf Hotel is set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park. The restaurant serves dishes made using local recipes and produce, and the bar serves real ales.
david
United Kingdom
Wonderful place to stay, friendly staff and fantastic food.
On average, 3-star hotels in Reeth cost £87 per night, and 4-star hotels in Reeth are £54 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Reeth can be found for £214 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Reeth this weekend is £71 or, for a 4-star hotel, £409. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Reeth for this weekend cost around £378 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £84 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Reeth for tonight. You'll pay around £30 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Reeth will cost around £184, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
What Guests Said About Reeth:
8.0
Scored 8.0
A great area for walking - at any level.
A great area for walking - at any level. Great views of dales and moorland, with lots of wildlife.
Fond a a lovely little cafe/hotel in Twaite for lunch and in the evening we ate in the Bridge at Grinton which had a fantastic atmosphere. Lots of dogs , children and locals enjoying a pint. Good log fire was appreciated as the weather was dreary.
Jones
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A quiet typically Swaledale market town.
A quiet typically Swaledale market town. Great small shop, well thought out with post office and gifts. Also paper shop and great pubs. A good base to walk from and accessible drives/walks through Swaledale along the valley or up and over. Wensleydale is a short drive over and the Buttertubs Pass is spectacular. Gorgeous 18th century town of Richmond is to hand and well worth a visit. Cannot recommend Reeth highly enough to serious walkers, strollers or sightseers. Incredible views of the dales and friendly Yorkshire people.
Jane
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Wasn’t what I expected, it was better, it was beautiful,...
Wasn’t what I expected, it was better, it was beautiful, quite a few little shops, pubs were welcoming with open fires, free parking but always good to put donation in boxes provided, possibly for upkeep, people were friendly, lovely walks all over through field, over styes, over rivers, stunning we loved it.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Overall a brilliant stay - log fires,good beer ,food and...
Overall a brilliant stay - log fires,good beer ,food and friendly welcome.The room was cosy,with a throw on the bed if too hot! There was a TV,coffee/tea/biscuits/kettle with an extension lead.A private bath and toilet was included with separate entrances, so no queue for the loo! There was an opportunity to upgrade but happy with the room!
ryan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
One of the most beautiful Dales villages with great walking...
One of the most beautiful Dales villages with great walking and pubs. The Black Bull was friendly with good food and a wide selection of Ales. The other pubs were great too. The Red Lion at Langthwaite is really worth a visit to experience a traditional Dales Pub. Excellent location to explore Swale Dale and Arkengarth Dale. The drive from Layburn to Reeth is sensational whist the other routes over to Wensley Dale via Askrigg or over Buttertubs pass to Hawes are so dramatic. A paradise for walking, scenery, beer and food!
SEAN
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A quiet hamlet with a couple of pubs and shops.
A quiet hamlet with a couple of pubs and shops. Being in Richmondshire it is located in rolling hills which provides fantastic views of the countryside. A lovely place to stay for a night if you’re completing the coast to coast challenge!
We stayed in the Annexe. It was very well laid out and spotlessly clean. The kitchen, where we self catered, was extremely well equipped with good-quality matching crockery, glass ware, and cutlery. The central heating worked well and made the Annexe very cosy in March. Terry and Hannah were excellent hosts. Reeth is a great base as one has both the benefit of the lovely village and the Dales on the doorstep. We loved it and would recommend it whole heartedly.
This is a lovely, cosy property perfect for a couple. It's tucked way behind a pub but it's very private and quiet. There was a wood burning stove which helped to keep the cottage warm.
The bed was very comfy and very warm and the cottage was clean, with everything we needed. The welcome basket was a thoughtful touch.
Reeth is a bustling wee village with pubs and shops and a market on Fridays.
Traditional inn opposite the green in Reeth. The room was comfortable and modern and the bar is cosy and served decent food. A good traditional breakfast was provided. The pub is right in the centre of the village - so handy for shops and facilities - plus there are two other pubs close by if you fancy a change of venue for a drink.
Beautiful Reeth is well worth a stopover and more. The Black Bull was a great base from which to explore. The food was good with very big portions. I think the decor could do with a little more investment but that’s a minor grumble as the staff were friendly and attentive.
The location of the hotel was brilliant, the breakfast and all the meals were lovely, the staff were all really nice, there are so many walks you can do straight from the hotel door you do not need the car until you leave.
Lovely little B&B on the green in Reeth. Our room was really comfortable with all the little touches that let you settle in. Donna was very welcoming and made us great breakfasts. We wish we could have stayed longer.
Meals were top quality from locally sourced produce. All staff were very friendly and helpful, we were made to feel very welcome. This is a privately owned hotel and provides exceptional personal service.
This is a well run country house hotel in a marvelous location. It achieves its reputation through the comfort of its rooms, the high standard of its cuisine and the welcome provided by its staff.
Well appointed B&B within a few paces of the centre of Reeth and ideal for walking locally or Coast to Coast path. Lovely selection at breakfast - could not have wished for better.
Location - nice location - not far to walk in to Reeth which has 2 nice pubs.
Views - amazing views from the property
Breakfast was amazing - sat with a real fire burning away.
Recent refurb to a high spec. It was quiet, clean comfortable and within easy walk of the pubs and restaurants of Reeth. Good views over Swaledale. Owner Chris was very helpful.
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