Leyburn Hotel Guide - Raydale Preserves hotels in Leyburn, United Kingdom.

"Spacious and comfortable suite in a beautiful house in a fairytale village in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. What’s not to love? Hostess, Jo, is delightful and the pub next door is great."

"Everything was clean and spotless and tastefully furnished. A VERY comfortable stay."

"No complaints our stay was very enjoyable a little jem breakfast was ample and tasty roxanna was so good and very helpful nothing was to much trouble our room was so comphy slept like a log Thanks for a great stay"

"Unique building (very old), very nice staff! Good bar. "

"Lovely accommodation and excellent breakfasts! "

"We had a fantastic time at this amazing place. We had lots of people but there are so many places to hang out that it never felt crowded. The quality of bedding ,towels etc was superb. Games room and cinema rooms were well used. Will be back soon ."

"The hosts were very friendly and welcoming, the room was clean and well presented, great breakfast and a lovely area. "

"A very clean and tidy cottage just down the road which leads from Askrigg to Muker. The property contains everything that you could possibly need for your holiday, in fact the amenities were over and above what I have experienced before.Location is perfect, Askrigg is a wonderful place to stay set as it is in the heart of the Dales. Aysgarth is 4 or 5 miles East, Hawes is 4 or 5 miles West. Askrigg boasts 3 public houses / hotels, the furthest of which is at the most a 5 minute walk away. We only ate in “Middle House”, the food was superb and a decent sized portion to boost.Chatting to the landlord in Middle House he informed us that his parents at one point actually lived in Brook Cottage!I couldn’t fault our stay here, we had a great week and came away with loads of memories of our stay."

"The Property is a lovely big converted stone stable. Flagstone floor throughout the ground floor. Large lounge with TV (digital) and 3 two seater sofas, large oval dining table. Downstairs toilet. Small “reading room” mezanine looking out over the sheltered courtyard garden. 3 large bedrooms upstairs. All rooms (up and downstairs) have wooden beams, including large bathroom set into the eaves where you really have to watch your head on the beams! Access is slightly quirky through a small archway/passage next to “the bake well” tea/cake shop (also does breakfast). Location is great - central to Askrigg village in Wensleydale, 5miles from Hawes. Very Slight negatives: (1) perhaps the cottage downstairs is a bit dark/gloomy. (2) TV is a bit fiddly to setup - everything is accessed via wifi “Ruku” box (including Netflix/Prime etc if you have and account). (3) Gas heating also needs setting on boiler and thermostat, you would probably want to set the fire in mid-winter as stone cottage is naturally a bit cold (4) main double bed is very hard. (5) Parking is on the road, but there was never an issue finding a space nearby. None of these is a major issue though. Overall its a lovely big cottage with lots of character in a great location."