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Hotel Review
The King's Head Inn, Newton-under-Roseberry, North Yorkshire
WHAT WE LOVE...
The views of the North York Moors' striking Roseberry Topping - likened to a miniature Matterhorn - that rises up behind this country pub are as good a reason as any for choosing it. The handsome stone 18th-century building, with bedrooms in two neighbouring cottages, makes a good base for walkers or for those who want easy access to both the moors and the North Yorkshire coast. Very much a pub-with-rooms, it offers a cheery welcome - to dogs, too - in its open-plan bar/dining area, with an all-day menu of filling, classic dishes. Bedrooms are simple and fuss-free, some with beams, others with moorland views, and all with plenty of hot water to ease aching limbs after a day's walking. There are two areas of outside seating, and it all comes at a good-value price.
THE DETAILS
Location
Roseberry Topping is just 200 metres from the front door, and rewards with 360-degree views over the coast and moors - a perfect excuse for a rewarding pint back at base.
Great Ayton is a pretty village just north of the North York Moors. Visit Captain Cook's Cottage and Monument.
By car: over an hour from Leeds, 2 hour 30 minutes from Manchester and 5 hours from London. Free parking on-site.
By train: London Kings Cross to Middlesbrough takes 3 hours. The station is a 20-minute taxi ride from the hotel. thetrainline.com
Style & Character
It suits both those who like a pub atmosphere with good comfort and service levels, and outdoorsy types who want the assurance of filling food and a good night's sleep. This is a pub-with-rooms, and we loved the fact it doesn't pretend otherwise.
Service & Facilities
We enjoyed returning from the walk up Roseberry Topping to a cup of tea - or pint, if you prefer - on the rear terrace and gazing up at its miniature Matterhorn-like peak.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Garden
- Pet-friendly
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
Most rooms are dog-friendly, and there are dedicated areas in the bar/restaurant where dogs can sit. Free treats are available at the bar.
Rooms
Number 2 is the Premium Room, with a conservatory-style glass ceiling, which would be lovely in summer. The bedrooms are in two adjoining, cute-looking pantile-roof sandstone cottages - close but away from any pub noise.
Single, Twin, Double, Premium Double, Family
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities, iron and ironing board, TV, free Wi-Fi
Food & Drink
We loved the cheery service where staff always have time to chat, no matter how busy they are. Pace yourself so you have room for pudding, with a menu that includes most people's favourites: jam roly-poly, lemon posset, sticky toffee pudding and a seasonal fruit crumble with custard.
The King's Head: pub and restaurant, classic British fare and local ales. Seasonal menus, mains include venison loin and homemade pie. All-day dining, open daily. Sunday roasts served 12-4pm.
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