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The King's Head, Masham, is a fine Georgian building dating back to the 18th Century, situated in the Market Square of the picturesque town of Masham. From the outset The King's Head was always more than an Inn. In its time it has been combined with a Posting House and surprisingly, an Excise Office. It now offers a warm welcome with an excellent menu range and serves traditional Theakstons and Black Sheep cask ales and an extensive wine list making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors to the town. It has recently undergone a sympathetic refurbishment of the bar, restaurant and the 23 letting bedrooms and can accommodate 40 delegates in the meeting room. The town always leaves visitors with a sense of calm and is a perfect place to relax, this could have a little to do with the two brewery's located in the town, which brew Theakson's and Black Sheep beer, both are well worth a visit.

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation and Self Catering for Two - Peace and tranquility in a lovely natural environmentA warm welcome awaits you at Bay Tree Farm where Valerie and Andrew Leeming offer home hospitality in a truly rural setting close to Fountains Abbey. Bay Tree Farm is ideal for short stays or for longer breaks as there is so much to do within easy driving distances.There are so many things to do within easy driving distance that you are spoilt for choice, everything from castles and stately homes, to gardens and wide open countryside. Foot paths cross the farm and one leads to Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal gardens and deer park only 1½miles away. The Leemings have long had family connections with Fountains Abbey, the mill in particular, as Andrew's grandfather was the last miller.Valerie and Andrew Leeming have been offering traditional farmhouse hospitality at their working farm since 1982. The comfortable accommodation is in an 18th Century converted sandstone barn with views over the surrounding countryside. This conversion, as well as the guest bedrooms, has its own kitchen, reception area, dining room and sitting room with huge fireplace and French windows into the garden. Evening meals are available on request. There is ample car parking and it is a non smoking establishment. Trained dogs are welcome if the guest owners are accommodated on the ground floor.Trips Cottage, converted from the former stable block at Bay Tree Farm, provides ideal accommodation for self catering holidays for two people.Please note: We are a no smoking propery, pets welcome by arrangement. Check in 16:00-18:30 and check out 10:30. Family rooms are priced on 2 adults sharing. Additional charges for children between the ages 3 - 10 are £10 per child per night, between 11 – 16 £15 per child per night payable on arrival. Children aged 1 – 2 are free.

MALLARD GRANGE is a 16th century farmhouse with a 5 star Visit Britain & AA Rating. Welcoming, spacious and exceptionally comfortable. We also have a pretty two bedroomed self catering cottage. CHECK AVAILABILITY AND BOOK ONLINE VIA OUR OWN WEBSITE. Welcoming, relaxed and informal, Mallard Grange is full for character and style. The four ensuite guest bedrooms are generously spacious, well equipped and thoughtfully furnished to ensure an exceptionally comfortable stay. Great attention to detail; friendly and helpful hospitality create a special home from home ambience. The beds are big, one king-size and the others can be made into super king-size or twin beds. Two rooms are on the ground floor. The two in the main farmhouse are reached via a winding staircase, so please mention if you need a ground floor room when booking. Breakfasts are delicious and the emphasis is very much on local flavour - really worth getting up for! Gluten free bread and cereal and soya or rice milk are usually available. AA Egg Cup Award for exceptional breakfasts. PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 16:30 till 18:00. Early/Late Check Ins can be arranged. We are a no smoking accommodation. Regrettably we cannot accept pets. We do not accommodate for children under 16 years of age. Bed & Breakfast bookings are usually for a minimum of 2 nights.

The Ripon Spa is set in beautful gardens in the centre of the ancient city of Ripon just 10 minutes from the A1. People come to Ripon to see the magnificent cathedral, famous racecourse and nearby attractions of Harrogate, York, Fountains Abbey and North Yorkshire Moors and Dales. The Ripon Spa is the ideal venue to explore all of the above whilst staying in comfort. A fine Edwardian building, the Ripon Spa Hotel is peacefully situated in several acres of attractive gardens, just five minutes walk from the heart of Ripon with its historic Cathedral and Market Place and ten minutes drive off the A1M. The 40 en-suite bedrooms are well equipped and individually furnished with many overlooking the grounds. All recently refurbished the rooms offer all modern facilities including, Tea/Coffee making, hairdryer and trouser press. Close to Fountains Abbey (4 miles) and Studley Royal Gardens the hotel is an ideal base for sightseeing with a wealth of historic houses, National Trust properties, picturesque villages and glorious Yorkshire countryside on the doorstep. Ripon is the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales with the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, twenty five minutes drive away.

The Old Coach House is an accommodation jewel and one of Yorkshires best kept secrets. The 18th century coaching house stands proud in the grounds of North Stainley Hall overlooking the lake to the front. All set in the picturesque village of North Stainley just north of Ripon. All eight rooms are en-suite and designed with modern living in mind. Each room offers a range of comtemporary high quality fittings. FIVE STAR luxury, comfort and service.

Major refurbishments where completed in 2003, transforming this historic building into a contemporary fifty seat restaurant with eleven individually designed bedrooms and well equipped conference and banqueting facilities.Dating back to 1625 and located accross from Ripons majestic cathedral, The Old Deanery is steeped in history. Built on the site of a former monastery of St Wilfred, Lewis Carroll spent a lengthy time here during the early 19th century.The interior of The Old Deanery has been completely revamped, accommodating a stylish new restaurant on the ground floor, serving, Breakfast, Morning Coffee, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Dinner. Our Award winning Chefs offer an eclectic range of delights, from speciality fish to locally inspired creations, and an extensive collection of cellar wines are available to complement your meal. Dinner is served every evening except SundayAscending the 17th century oak staircase to the bedrooms, each of the eleven bedrooms have individual character, and come equipped with modern conveniences including broadband internet access points and digital television. All rooms are en-suite with splendid garden or Cathedral views.The conference room is centrally located within the main hotel and comes complete with up to the minute equipment and office support services. With six well spaced internet, telecom and fax points, the facility comfortably caters for 22 people and can be arranged according to your needs.

Welcome to the Black Swan Public House comfortably nestled in the Yorkshire Dales at Fearby Nr Masham. Our pub is warm and welcoming, with a large public bar and a restaurant featuring one of the UK's largest chamber pot collections. The public bar overlooks the Burn valley with a panoramic 40 mile view of the Vale of York and local moors.Located in the beautiful village of Fearby 1.5 miles from Masham the Black Swan is an ideal location to view the countryside and enjoy locally produced food and drink!The Bar is well stocked with Black Sheep and guest ales with a host of supporting lagers, bottle beers and soft drinks. Home-cooked meals with locally sourced food is available in our bar and bistro. PLEASE NOTE; All our rooms are new and will be available in May 2008, it is anticipated there will be building works after this date to complete the patio and minor internal works. This activity will be limited to daytime work.

With 4 Red Stars and 3 Rosettes awarded by the AA for excellent facilities, high levels of service and quality of cuisine, this is the highest rated hotel in Yorkshire and Cumbria. Swinton Park is the ancestral home of the Cunliffe-Lister family and is set in 200 acres of parkland, lakes and gardens.The castle is surrounded by the family estate in which guests have access to rivers, reservoirs, moorland, dales and beautiful countryside bordering the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The bedrooms, on first and second floors, are individually designed and decorated on the theme of a Yorkshire town, dale, castle, abbey or garden, according to the aspect of the room. For example, the Harrogate room faces south across the lake and deer park, whilst the Richmond room faces east overlooking the gatehouse and driveway. All rooms are equipped with two direct dial telephones, a modem point, CD player, satellite TV, trouser press, drinks tray and coffee/tea facilities. Four of the thirty bedrooms are suites and the turret room is on three floors with a (steep!) staircase between. A lift serves both first and second floors. Four of the ensuite bathrooms are equipped for disabled use. The dining room, built by Samuel Cunliffe-Lister, boasts a superb gold leaf ceiling and sumptuose decor. The exquisite menu consists of only the finest ingredients, with a selection of local produce, meat and game from the four acre walled garden and surrounding family estate. The restaurant has achieved 3AA rosette award status and offers a traditional as well as a fantastic menu.Swinton Park Spa is in a conservatory bathed in warm natural light with lush tropical vegetation. The Jacuzzi pool is set in its own deck, with the relaxation zone at ground level and the sauna and shower recessed into the outer wall. Guests enjoy total privacy in the spa, with exclusive access which can be booked by the hour, subject to a maximum of four guests at any one time. The treatment rooms are discreet and subtly furnished . A wide range of country pursuits are available in the extensive grounds, with outdoor games and equipment available. Rosemary Shrager, the award winning celebrity chef, runs her cookery school at Swinton Park in the ground floor of the converted Georgian stables. Please Note: Pets are welcome too! (Charges Apply)