Auberges à Yorkshire et Humber

« The place is iconic and is a realistic representation of a Dales Coaching Inn. Situation is bleak sat in the middle of miles of rough Yorkshire Moors. »

« Beautiful room in a beautiful location with fantastic food. Staff were all smiling all the time. A lovely stay. I will definitely return. »

« Hôtel vraiment top mais dommage qu.on soit réveillé le matin par les femmes de ménage qui discutent à haute voie dans le couleur »

« Great location for Saltburn & Whitby, lovely, quiet village. Sunday lunch was delicious, big portions, very good value for money. Would highly recommend. The room was clean & very comfortable with fantastic views. The bed was very comfy too. The staff were all very friendly and attentative. Will definitely visit again. »

« I did not get to stay at the OVO, I booked the wrong date (my error), but having paid Expedia for insurance that would alow me to make changes to the booking, the venue wanted to charge a handling fee that was 100% of the room cost. seeing that it would have cost me the full room cost on top of whatever the actual day would cost me I decided not to cancel and to book elsewhere. »

« A lovely welcome and the right place to stay if you want to explore nearby or go into Scarborough. Great food and lovely staff, we are going to return over the summer for sure. »

« Belle ambiance, chambre spacieuse, sdb rénovées. Cuisine ferme tôt vers 19h00. Le personnel ne repond pas au telephone »

« The staff were first rate, enjoyed Sunday lunch on arrival, shown to are room, then got alot of help in arranging our visit to Scarborough open air concert »

« Middleham is a beautiful place to stay and to enjoy walking and a bit of wild swimming. The place oozes character. Richard III boasts age and character, so don’t stay here if you want modern. No breakfast included which we hadn’t checked, but there is a lovely tearoom but 2minutes walk away, racing stables close by so plenty of thoroughbreds trotting through the centre. I found the place delightful. »