“Enjoy spectacular views of the Yorkshire Dales from this convivial converted 18th-century inn. Individually styled rooms keep the building's original features but feel light & fresh. Hearty Yorkshire cuisine is served in cosy surrounds. Ideal walking & cycling country, this is a fine country escape.”
“Enjoy spectacular views of the Yorkshire Dales from this convivial converted 18th-century inn. Individually styled rooms keep the building's original features but feel light & fresh. Hearty Yorkshire cuisine is served in cosy surrounds. Ideal walking & cycling country, this is a fine country escape.”
Hotel Review
Charles and Stacy Cody took over a derelict 18th-century roadside inn and in ten years made it ‘Pub of the Year’, a huge achievement. Popular with Dales people, it is surrounded by scenery of astonishing grandeur and the bedrooms have glorious views. They are light and modern, with homely touches and some period furniture. Downstairs, in various public rooms, the ambience is darker and more masculine, and there’s a traditional bar with a tempting menu of locally-sourced dishes.
Recommended For
- Active Holiday
- Ideal for walkers set in the Yorkshire Dales on the edge of the Pennine Way & close to the mid point of the Coast to Coast walk
- Country Escape
- With cosy interiors, roaring fires, warm hosts, and hearty cuisine - this is the quintessential rural pub experience
- Cycling
- Plenty of cycling opportunities from gentle routes in the valleys to some challenging climbs over the moorland
- Weddings
- Experienced in hosting weddings - the inn can cater for up to 200 people and offers a lovely rural backdrop
- Riding
- Two of the eight Yorkshire horse riding routes start and end at the Inn
- Museums
- Swaledale and Bowes Museums are within easy reaching distance
- Great walks
- The rural, rugged dales provide miles of walking territory
- Local markets
- Centred between several small market towns
- Restaurant
- Award winning Yorkshire cuisine with a contemporary twist is served in the restaurant
- Pet friendly
- Dogs allowed in some rooms at a charge of £20 per night
- Good wine list
- Wedding license
- Quiet
- Conference facilities
- Remote
- Views
- Traditional
- Child friendly
- Inn
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Award winning Yorkshire cuisine with a contemporary twist is served in the restaurant
- Pet friendly
- Dogs allowed in some rooms at a charge of £20 per night
- Bar
- Good wine list
- Billiard/pool table
- Private dining room
- Cots available
- Meeting Room
- Fireplace
- Wedding license
- Child friendly
- Parking
- Conference facilities
- Games room
- Views
- Wifi
- Sitting Room
Activities
- Cycling
- Plenty of cycling opportunities from gentle routes in the valleys to some challenging climbs over the moorland
- Riding
- Two of the eight Yorkshire horse riding routes start and end at the Inn
- Museums
- Swaledale and Bowes Museums are within easy reaching distance
- Great walks
- The rural, rugged dales provide miles of walking territory
- Local markets
- Centred between several small market towns
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Why do people love staying in your hotel? The warm and friendly atmosphere, comfortable rooms and fantastic locally sourced food. What is there to do in the area? Walking, mountain biking, visit many market towns of Richmond, Barnard Castle, Leyburn. What kind of breakfast do you offer? Full English breakfast, kippers, smoked salmon with scrambled egg, porridge, homemade toast, cereals, apricot & prunes, greek yoghurt Do you offer other meals? Lunch served 12 – 2.30pm dinner 6 – 9pm (Saturday & Sunday food all day) And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? The Wensleydale heifer at West Witton, The Punch bowl in Low Row Which are your most popular room types, and why? the superior rooms they are more spacious. The rooms upstairs have open truss ceilings and fantastic views of The Stang & Arkengarthdale What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? Nestling in some of the Yorkshire Dales most spectacular scenery, the 18th Century CB Inn is situated in Arkengarthdale, a tributary valley of Swaledale and offers the best in food and drink, an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside, now offering a stunning wedding venue for up to 70 people. We believe we have created one of the North's finest destinations, whether you are looking for pure relaxation, a more strenuous break, a stimulating business meeting place or a setting for a special celebration.