Pet friendly Hotels in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

I have just returned home from a Majestic Holiday stay at the above venue .I am going to be honest the room we stayed in was clean had fresh linen on arrival ,comfortable and quiet .It is a old hotel but the communal areas were good ranging from a grand foyer to a clean friendly reception .I have no criticism of the breakfast food and range of items,it was good.On the other hand the main meals were stodgy no inventive bland overcooked limited vegetables chicken legs that looked that they had come off very old birds pork steaks rubbery chewy and tasteless .On the last night I had scampi which was very good this was the only one of the 4 night meals I had whicn was worth eating.The sad thing is for dessert that night was I had with tinned fruit the poorest custard I have ever eaten watery made with just hot water and limited custard powder that is my last memory of the restaurant. .The bar was good earlier in the week the gentleman and the mature lady were very good hardworking and pleasant .The prices in the bar very reasonable the Tetley beer well looked after.The only team member who disturbed me was on the last night was DICK TURPIN a scruffy abrupt man wearing a black hand kerchief as a mask, did he have Covid making the bar team look like farce this did not give that area a very professional look.On checkout Imust congratulate the reception team who all holiday were attentive polite and professional..I have been truthful about this venue

The hotel looks fantastic on the outside. The rooms on the inside are very average, as was the breakfast. This was a hotel which ought to have the wow factor but doesn’t. Nothing to complain about, but I probably wouldn’t want to spend more than the odd night there. The on site parking is very limited but it turned out it was cheaper to park in the public car park just around the corner once we realised there were no spaces left on arrival.

Stayed one night as we were travelling to Northumberland. Easy to find and on site parking. Room was immaculate with a four poster bed that was incredibly comfortable. 15 minute walk to the city and if you have a dog a park right next door. Breakfast was cooked to order and it was delicious piping hot and lots of it. Very highly recommended

Ok, so it was really bloomin' hot when we came here, which I think makes the outdoor pool even more incredible about this hotel than it already is! This actually isn't our first time to this hotel. We came last year, and loved it. So we returned again this year. Like i said, the weather was glorious, so arranging for choccies and champagne in the room to sit around the pool and devour was absolutely incredible! Both times we have come here, we have been very lucky in the fact we have been upgraded for free! which although is something hotels offer when quiet, its still so lovely to get this. The bedrooms around the pool are glorious, (only type of room we have now stayed in!) and they truly are little cottages!!! we most definitely loved the rooms. The staff are polite, professional and smiley, which of course is a very nice touch. Dinner in the restaurant was good. I think the only thing this hotel lacks is a killer menu with killer service. (Please don't take this as an insult!) I feel the menu was good, food served was nice. But not memorable. The service in the restaurant is OK. That of a good standard. But they did mix up our wine and forget our water. Small small small things, but they do poke out when the rest of the hotel was so so so enjoyable. We will be back, and we will dine again. nothing here is unlikable and it truly is a lovely spot. if you go when the weather is nice & kids are at school this place is heaven!

We had a lovely four days at the Royal Oak in Great Ayton. All the staff were kind and helpful. The bedroom was clean, bright and comfortable. We had delicious dinners on three of the nights and another excellent meal at their sister pub The Buck on the last night. Nice breakfast with quality ingredients and really good coffee. When staying at Great Ayton, be sure to taste the best ice cream at Suggitt’s and fine pies at Petch the butcher!

I have just returned home from a Majestic Holiday stay at the above venue .I am going to be honest the room we stayed in was clean had fresh linen on arrival ,comfortable and quiet .It is a old hotel but the communal areas were good ranging from a grand foyer to a clean friendly reception .I have no criticism of the breakfast food and range of items,it was good.On the other hand the main meals were stodgy no inventive bland overcooked limited vegetables chicken legs that looked that they had come off very old birds pork steaks rubbery chewy and tasteless .On the last night I had scampi which was very good this was the only one of the 4 night meals I had whicn was worth eating.The sad thing is for dessert that night was I had with tinned fruit the poorest custard I have ever eaten watery made with just hot water and limited custard powder that is my last memory of the restaurant. .The bar was good earlier in the week the gentleman and the mature lady were very good hardworking and pleasant .The prices in the bar very reasonable the Tetley beer well looked after.The only team member who disturbed me was on the last night was DICK TURPIN a scruffy abrupt man wearing a black hand kerchief as a mask, did he have Covid making the bar team look like farce this did not give that area a very professional look.On checkout Imust congratulate the reception team who all holiday were attentive polite and professional..I have been truthful about this venue

The hotel looks fantastic on the outside. The rooms on the inside are very average, as was the breakfast. This was a hotel which ought to have the wow factor but doesn’t. Nothing to complain about, but I probably wouldn’t want to spend more than the odd night there. The on site parking is very limited but it turned out it was cheaper to park in the public car park just around the corner once we realised there were no spaces left on arrival.