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The Pennine way cuts through this pretty village in the heart of the Dales; walks shoot off in all directions. This handsome, warm-hearted 17th century coaching inn over looks the village green and a babbling brook. The bar is bustling with locals, families and walkers plus numerous dogs, enjoying a log-burning stove. Nine comfortable and unfussy bedrooms come with plasma TVs. Chef patron Terry and his partner Kirsty produce hearty breakfasts; picnics for walkers and good, home-cooked pub grub, the ingredients are naturally locally sourced.
Full of character
Country Escape
Active Holiday
Historic
Great walks
Pet friendly
Mountain biking
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Sights nearby
Restaurant
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Less £
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Quiet
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Village
Romantic
Charming
Traditional
Child friendly
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23 rooms in this hotelPet friendly
A genuinely dog friendly property, they even make their own doggy biscuits!Restaurant
Pub classics with a twist in the restaurantParking
Free parkingFamily Suites
Child friendly
Outdoor dining
Bar
Views
Sitting Room
Wifi
Great walks
Mountain biking
Other Activities
Sights nearby
The bar area is welcoming and cosy, while the restaurant area is a series of little nooks, with original fireplaces, wooden floors and beams.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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