Ryokan in North Yorkshire

"Excellent stay again from the evening reception team at this hotel where I stay regularly as a guest when doing voluntary unpaid work in Yorkshire. Only problem is the morning reception team who misgender trans and non binary people at check out with male pronouns "

"Lovely stay the bed wasnt conftable it was sinking in middle think it needed a new mattrass"

"Very easy to park and a convenient location, would definitely use again, very friendly "

"Enjoyed stay room was to hot due to weather "

"Great stay, ideal location and really friendly staff. Thank you"

"An excellent stay, great location overlooking the North Bay, but a short walk via the church to the South Bay. A lovely clean, bright and recently decorated hotel. Friendly and efficient staff and an excellent, well cooked breakfast. We would definitely return. "

"Super friendly staff, very clean, we stayed in the 'annexe' which were more like mini cottages, really cute, quiet, our own veranda. "

"The building is old so you had the normal creaks, bathroom was clean, bed and bedding really comfortable and clean. View was amazing "

"Stayed at The Yorkshire Hotel in Harrogate and let me tell you — it’s the kind of place where you half expect the receptionist to offer you a cuppa and ask if your whippet needs owt. From the outside, it looks like it’s been standing proudly since before gravy was invented (a grim time we try not to talk about). Inside? Fancy. Proper fancy. Like someone gave Betty’s Tea Room a promotion and a scented candle. The rooms were lush — comfy beds, posh bathrooms, and views over Harrogate that’ll make you question why you ever went abroad. I asked for a wake-up call and they nearly shouted “Eeeeh up! Time’s gettin’ on!” down the phone. Glorious. Only complaint? No actual whippets in the lounge. Not one. I asked the barman and he said, “Health and safety, love.” Shame. Would’ve given it six stars if they’d had a communal dog. Gravy rating: 10/10. Hospitality: warmer than a pie fresh out the oven. Will return with a flat cap and unrealistic property aspirations."