Situated 5 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park in Pickering, The Black Swan Inn features a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.
Joanna
United Kingdom
Attention to detail. Good quality bedding, towels, and toiletries.
Staff friendly and attentive.
Standing as a 230 year old listed Georgian Manor House, Best Western Forest and Vale Hotel has a long history of hospitality offering accommodation in Pickering. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
Located in Pickering, The Old Manse Pickering offers hotel accommodation in the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Anne
United Kingdom
Friendly, clean, comfortable, quiet location but near to town centre. Plenty of space for off-road parking.
It had an old fashioned feel about it in a good way ie friendly and accommodating. The owner cared about her guests.
We had a room with a good view of the garden and further afield.
There was plenty of choice for breakfast. We particularly liked the fruit salad.
Located in Scagglethorpe, 15 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, The Ham and Cheese provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
17 Burgate is located in Pickering, on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors and close to the region's famous steam-train railway line. This charming guest house has a garden.
Nikki
United Kingdom
A stunning B&B in a Georgian townhouse in the heart of Pickering with 5 minute walks to the castle and the historic railway line. Hosts very friendly, welcoming and professional. Lovely welcome touches such as cakes, sherry, fresh milk, DVDs to watch. Room was spacious and comfortable with a large shower. Breakfast was superb, private parking and a lovely garden.
Pickering Rooftop Terrace is situated in Pickering, 7.6 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, 10 km from Dalby Forest, and 29 km from Peasholm Park. Guests can benefit from a patio and a picnic area.
Angela
United Kingdom
The place was fantastic. Really clean, well furnished and comfortable. Owner was waiting when we arrived and was so helpful. Hot tub was fabulous and just what was needed.
Featuring a garden and views of garden, Bank Top Camping-North York Moors with pitches for caravans, camper vans and tents is a campground situated in a historic building in Pickering, 16 km from...
Set in Pickering, 11 km from Dalby Forest, The Horseshoe Country Inn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar. This 4-star inn offers free WiFi.
Shirley
United Kingdom
Everything .. especially the beautiful location. We would return in a "Heartbeat" :-) should we find ourselves up in that part of Yorkshire again.
Thornton Le Dale is a lovely village in North Yorkshire and...
Thornton Le Dale is a lovely village in North Yorkshire and is the home of Mathewsons of Bangers and Cash fame.
Due to the lack of breakfast at the New Inn we went to Baldersons Cafe which was very good with excellent staff.
The village is quite small, however, there seem to be regular buses to Pickering and Whitby.
Avoid the New Inn if you are looking for a B&B.
Steve Gearyhttps://s-ec.
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A gorgeous little village with local shops selling local...
A gorgeous little village with local shops selling local produce, places to eat, have a coffee or an icecream or buy local gifts, along with a charming antiques store. Your children and dogs can paddle in the brook and you can walk through the woods and follow the stream as well. Not forgetting popping into the Bangers and Cash ( TV show) shop that is in the village.
ann
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Close to many places of interest, the best pub was the New...
Close to many places of interest, the best pub was the New Inn which aslo serves food, there is a fish and chip ship and a take away pizza. Thornton le Dale is a picturesque village and is very close to Dalby Forest and The north Yorkshire Moors. It is only a couple of miles from Pickering where you can catch the steam trains to Whitby. Buses dont run frequently it is usuallay hourly in the morning and 2 hourly after that. There are no night buses. It is best to have a car. You can hire bikes in Thornton-Le-Dale. Baldersons sell the best ice cream. If you are self-catering and need to buy supplies , I would recommend the Co-op in Pickering.
andrew
Scored 10
10
Thornton-le-Dale oozes an air of peace and tranquility.
Thornton-le-Dale oozes an air of peace and tranquility. Said to be the prettiest village in Yorkshire. Ideal base for bus (Coastliner) trips to Whitby, Scarborough and York and only couple of miles from Pickering and The North Yorks Moors Railway.
Excellent walks in all directions and an abundance of independent shops including arts, crafts, the chocolate shop, cafes and an ice cream parlour.
Alan
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Good area for walking / cycling.
Good area for walking / cycling.
Two pubs which don't always serve food or are open late.
Area dead at night although a few shops open by day.
Mathewsons Garage is the main attraction but do check their website for full opening hours as access to the cars seems to be on limited days around the auction and the museum is not currently open.
Pickering is only a few miles away.
Malcolm
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Four of us stayed one night and when we got up at the...
Four of us stayed one night and when we got up at the arranged time for breakfast there was nobody there to do anything. We waited for a while and could not get anyone to help. I left a phone message on their answer machine to say we were now leaving and very disappointed. Subsequently i was contacted to say sorry and they would credit us for the 4 breakfasts we did not get.
I have asked them on numerous occasions now giving my bank account details and have had no response whatsoever. This is simply not acceptable because not only didn't we have a breakfast we paid for but also a promise to credit us and then just ignore it.
Hence I am sorry but on behalf of future residents I am leaving this review which I would prefer not to have done.
This is an "Old English" hotel/pub with great character. The room was of good size and comfort. A pleasant and friendly bar area with a good choice of local (Yorkshire) beers and others. The menu was not overly large or complicated but offered a good choice range. The food was really good, well presented and served by the chef (nice touch).
Lovely hotel in a fabulous location. Rooms were spotlessly clean & comfortable, a little warm as the weather was good but fans were provided in the rooms. Both breakfast & evening meal were excellent. Staff absolutely wonderful.
hotel was all I expected even more so, please ensure that Booking.com amend their description of the bathroom it is an en-suite and not a private room. it did give me doubts when booking.
lovely hotel right in the centre of the village. Bed room was small but had everything we needed and was spotlessly clean. staff were very friendly and the food was fabulous
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