The Assheton Arms

The staff offers warm, attentive service and delicious food, creating a homely atmosphere. Guests appreciate the well-furnished, clean, and cozy rooms with stunning views.

No complaints, a clean, nicely furnished room (modern designer style) in the traditional old post office building in this lovely village with good freshly cooked food in the pub, we would definitely stay again. Young lady behind the bar could have been a tad more welcoming but she’d clearly had enough of southern tourists this week. Sarah, on the other hand (waiting tables at breakfast) couldn’t have been nicer or more helpful - charming, friendly and cheerful, efficient and responsive - even under pressure - that girl deserves a raise.

We stayed here for a few days while visiting the area. We had a nicely furnished room in a separate building next to the pub. We had a good-sized bedroom with two armchairs and a wardrobe, but there were no drawers. I know this is the modern fashion but it is irritating if you staying for more than one night because it limits you on how to store your clothes. We had a big bathroom which was very nicely decorated. However, the plug in the bath did not close properly and so we were unable to use the bath. However, when we brought this to the attention of the staff they moved us into the room next door, which was a slightly better room. The breakfast was okay. There were some cooked options and a small buffet. I thought the Bacon Buty was a bit disappointing as the slices of bread were quite big and thick and rather dwarfed the rashers of bacon. The lunch menu is good and there is a good bar serving well-kept beer. There is some outside seating and it is pleasant sitting there with a drink looking out at the countryside. We ate there one night and we had a good dinner of nicely prepared dishes. There is a good selection of wines by glass. All aspects of the service throughout our stay were friendly and efficient.