Located in the pretty village of Burnsall, The Devonshire Fell Hotel lies on the edge of the Bolton Abbey Estate, nestled among rolling hills, country lanes and dry stone walls.
In the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, The Red Lion at Burnsall is a 16th-century inn offering an award-winning restaurant, fine wines, and a traditional bar with Thwaites real ales.
KEVIN
United Kingdom
The staff were excellent and the assistant manager tried her best to sort out a problem with the shower
Located in Grassington and with Ripley Castle reachable within 34 km, The Devonshire Grassington provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
David
United Kingdom
Clean, traditional,Dales Inn. Great decor and a lovely room.
The Fountaine Inn is set in Linton, within 39 km of Lightwater Valley Theme Park and 40 km of Royal Hall Theatre. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel has a terrace and a bar.
Darren
United Kingdom
Beautiful place, staff friendly, great for nice walks
Set within 30,000 acres of land on the Bolton Abbey Estate, this impressive 4-star country house hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, an adult-only spa, a gym and an indoor pool.
Lynne
South Africa
Beautiful location, beautiful hotel! Friendly staff who couldn’t do enough to make our stay comfortable, even up to giving us extra extra extra jam and clotted cream for our afternoon tea - so special!! Loved our stay here 🩷 We will be back 🇿🇦
Situated in Skipton, 37 km from Ripley Castle, The Gamekeeper's Inn features accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Andrew
United Kingdom
Breakfast and breakfast staff all good.
Dinner really good.
Featuring a terrace, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Foresters Arms is located in Grassington, 34 km from Ripley Castle and 37 km from Royal Hall Theatre.
Andrew
United Kingdom
The staff were great, great location, food was good.
A delightful, picturesque little village with walks along...
A delightful, picturesque little village with walks along the river to either Grassington or Appletreewick. There is a large car park which probably gets very busy in the holiday season. Although there are limited facilities in the village itself, it is a great centre to explore the surrounding countryside. The Red Lion, in the centre of the village, serves drinks, bar meals and has a formal restaurant for evening meals, which I can recommend highly.
Adrian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful little village by the river with a good pub and...
Beautiful little village by the river with a good pub and outdoor terrace alongside the water. Only 10/15 minutes from so many good places....Grassington, Linton, Appletreewick, Bolton Abbey so a good base.
Marilyn Elizabeth
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
Do not stay in an annex room as these have not been updated.
Do not stay in an annex room as these have not been updated. I was told that the rest of the hotel had been but did not see any other room. I would not recommend the food as our took 1-1/2 hours (burger and fish and chips) We were forgotten about and told that it was a very busy night. Food was inedible. Staff didn't really seem to be bothered that we waited. When I complained the next day to the manager I was told Chef had accident in kitchen so everything was behind. Too little too late. Our room was not cleaned and again told new staff who were in training.
Lauren
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Burnsall is a very pretty village on the river Wharfe.
Burnsall is a very pretty village on the river Wharfe. Hours can be spent just relaxing watching the weather move over the landscape.
There is a good dog friendly pub and there are cafes. Parking can be an issue unless you park on the grass by the river which is charged at a reasonable rate.
There are plenty of walks in the area. It is easy to walk into the Bolton Abbey estate and also to Grassington. Wifi in the area is pretty good for somewhere so rural.
Louise
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The Yorkshire Dales are stunning and we did not have enough...
The Yorkshire Dales are stunning and we did not have enough time to explore properly. Fantastic area for a walking holiday but not in 30 degree heat!! We will be back to visit more places when it is cooler.
Burnsall itself is a charming, picture postcard village with a great hotel, tearooms and a pub. Oh, and a river.
Alison
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Burnsall is a pretty
Burnsall is a pretty
Dales village, with loads of walks and a bus service. The river is great for children to play in. There is a field to park in with toilets on it but the owner charges the rather extortionate price of £8 for the privilege.
I had all I needed at the Red Lion but the cafe and ice cream shop looked lovely.
The location is excellent as it has a great view of the river and the fells. One can take a walk and enjoy these sights. There is a lovely tea room off hotel property you can go to should you wish. The room we had was cozy and warm, very comfortable bed. The restaurant was lovely and the food was very good. There is also a lounge you can stay in and play board games or just keep warm. Parking was adequate and free.
This is a truly magical place. The setting is paradise. You sense the history of this 16th century pub while also appreciating the attention to details and refurbishments that are happening. The food is some of the best you’ll have. The staff exceptional. I can’t speak highly enough of this place.
A handy location in the small village of Burnsall. The house is full of the character you’d expect from an older property. The room was large with a good sized, clean bathroom. Breakfast was generous and served by the friendly and helpful owner. You can walk along the river to the local pub.
Staff were friendly and we stayed in Cottage 1 next door to the main pub/hotel. It was quiet with a river view and also overlooked the village green. There was adequate equipment in the kitchen and lovely fluffy towels in the bathroom.
Burnsall is a beautiful quiet village, with a lively pub serving good food. The host provided fresh milk in the room, and I liked the old fashioned ambience of the house. Breakfast was served at the table in the comfy lounge.
Great central location in the village. Cottage was full of character. Liked there was space for people to go into different rooms. Comfortable beds, plenty of clean linen/towels.
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