The White Swan And - Piatti

The atmosphere was quiet on the evening of our visit. The bar food was quite good, and the service was very attentive.

Nice people. Room servicable but more attention to detail would help. Partitions too thin. Food good. They really know ball tampering in Yorkshire! Aussies look out!

Friendly and helpful staff. Nice breakfast with plenty of choice. Rooms clean but fairly small . Bathroom clean and functional but small. Tv could be bigger.great area and nice village to stay in. Visualizza piatti

Set in a lovely area, however the cleanliness of the room and hotel do leave something to be desired in as much as it was tired and not very clean. However the bedding was clean and bed comfortable . Wouldn't go back

Nice friendly hotel. Food is very good,Bedrooms quite small but have en-suite . Every Morning wakened by race horses going for exercise, absolutely an amazing site, the clip clopping of hooves on the cobbles. Would recommend this hotel, very unique.

The Black Swan in Middleham is a fantastic inn, offering delicious food and cozy accommodations. However, it's important to note that the Black Swan in Leyburn is a completely different establishment, located just 3 miles away. Unfortunately, Yelp and other review websites sometimes mix up these two inns. Visualizza piatti

This is a lovely pub to enjoy a pint. They serve delicious meals made with local ingredients and have great combo options for seniors at around £8. The kitchen is currently being renovated, so the service is a bit slower than usual. However, being in the Dales means there's no rush; you’re here to unwind. The wait gives you a perfect excuse to enjoy another beer before heading back on the road.

This restaurant is in a great location with views of the town center and the castle in the distance. You'll be captivated by the sight and sounds of racehorses being taken out for training. The hotel is comfortable, but I would recommend opting for the superior rooms. The staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodating. We stayed for two nights and dined there both evenings because the food was excellent, and they modified the menu to cater to dietary needs. Although the room was somewhat dated and had a few minor issues, there were no significant problems. We will likely return in the near future.

Additionally, there were several pieces of broken furniture: a drawer front was hanging off, there was a battered trunk in the bathroom, and a bathroom mirror was waiting to be mounted. Access to the side entrance via a cobbled alley is essential, particularly when the front door is locked, as it prevents the hassle of dragging luggage through the bar. The interior has various levels and steps that add character, but unfortunately, it makes the space inaccessible for wheelchairs. The bar area is appealing, featuring Theakston Old Peculier Best, Black Sheep Best, and Nick Stafford's Hambleton Ales Stud on tap, along with John Smith's, pickled eggs, onions, and the standard lagers. During my... Visualizza piatti