Marrick

Room 01

Ivelet

Ivelet is a tiny hamlet in Swaledale with an ancient picturesque packhorse bridge spanning the River Swale just below the traditional stone cottages.

Room 02

Redmire

Named after the pretty village in Wensleydale close to Castle Bolton and on the road to Aysgarth Falls and Hawes

Room 03

Gunnerside

Gunnerside is in the heart of Swaledale, with huddles of cottages around a small village green, it is the base for many glorious walks including Gunnerside Ghyll, Jingle Pot Edge and the moors beyond.

Room 04

Harkerside

Named after the moor it looks onto, Harkerside Fell is home to a pre-historic iron age fort which can be reached on foot from the hotel.

Room 05

Fremington

Fremington is named after the beautiful natural limestone scar it looks towards.

Room 06

Eskeleth

Eskeleth is a hamlet in Arkengarthdale and lies close to the fabulously scenic road between Teesdale and the Yorkshire Dales – watch out for Black Grouse.

Room 07

Thwaite

Thwaite lies one mile west of Muker amid some of the most spectacular scenery in Swaledale, including the ‘Swale Gorge’ and the famous wild flower meadows.

Room 08

Keld

Keld the most westerly village in Swaledale and close to the Pennine Way, with clusters of hidden waterfalls amongst the limestone landscape.

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Grinton

Grinton is a village that lies one mile east of Reeth, Grinton Moor above is host to wildlife, old lead mining works, streams, heather, and superb sweeping views of Reeth and Swaledale.