Yorkshire
Reviewed: The Green, Cumbria, UK
17/10/2022 .Sandburn Hall, Flaxton, York
02/09/2021This entry was posted in England, Europe and Middle East, Hotel Reviews, Newsletter, United Kingdom, York, Yorkshire and tagged Review Sandburn Hall Hotel on .Andy Mossack reviews the newly-opened Sandburn Hall Hotel near York, the latest venture in this privately-owned estate.
Read the full story hereMiddlethorpe Hotel And Spa. York’s historic hotel
13/08/2020 .Michael Edwards enjoys a piece of history as he travels back in time staying at Middlethorpe Hotel and Spa in York.
Read the full story hereCountry Living St George Hotel. Experience luxury lifestyle magazine decor in Harrogate
27/08/2019 .Michael Edwards reviews Country Living St George Hotel in Harrogate.
Read the full story hereThe Devonshire Arms Revisited. The brilliant legend continues.
15/07/2019 .I’ve always been wary of going back to hotels and restaurants I’ve previously enjoyed because of the risk of finding that it no longer matched our expectations.However, the Devonshire Arms revisited didn’t disappoint.
Read the full story hereMiddlethorpe Hall
16/08/2018 .York is blessed with more attractions than you can shake a Yorkie bar at. There’s medieval Minster, the Vikings, the Shambles, the ancient city walls and York’s rich history of chocolate making.
Read the full story hereCrathorne Hall Hotel
28/06/2018 .Though it’s towering gates were patriotically donated to the 1940s war effort and never replaced – the discovery that you can’t manufacture bombers from iron came after melt-down – Crathorne Hall Hotel’s facade framed by two bell towers, still has a stately grandeur.
Read the full story hereBlack Swan Hotel
04/11/2016 .You have only to look at the exterior of the Black Swan Hotel to realise that it’s certain to have quite a life-story to tell. Three distinct façades speak of a pedigree that flows back to Tudor times, witnessing the arrival of the motor car and through the coaching days of the 17th and 18th centuries: the Leeds-York ‘Helmsley Highflyer’, known locally as the ‘Mucky Duck’, passed this way three times a week in the 19th century.
Read the full story hereDevonshire Arms Hotel
20/10/2016 .Settled peaceably near the intersection between the A59 and the river Wharfe, the Devonshire Arms Hotel has an air of lordly splendour, a commanding presence with a pedigree that is getting on for 300 years old, and possibly more.
Read the full story hereSwinton Park Castle Hotel
12/09/2016 .It had been a glorious autumnal day at Fountains Abbey, as we drove from Harrogate towards Masham and our treat of the trip: a stay in Swinton Park Castle Hotel, a proper Yorkshire castle
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