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The Barn Guest House and Tearoom
The Barn Guest House and Tearoom, a property with a shared lounge, is set in Hutton le Hole, 17 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, 24 km from Dalby Forest, as well as 43 km from Peasholm Park.
The Crown, Hutton le Hole
Situated in Hutton le Hole, 17 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, and Dalby Forest reachable within 24 km, The Crown, Hutton le Hole offers a restaurant, a bar and free WiFi.
Burnley country house
Located in Hutton le Hole and only 17 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, Burnley country house provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
George & Dragon Hotel
Situated on the A170 between Helmsley and Pickering, the George and Dragon Inn is in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Kings Head Hotel
Located in Kirkbymoorside, 15 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, Kings Head Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
White Horse Farm Inn
White Horse Farm Inn features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Pickering.
Cottage Lea's Country Hotel & Restaurant
Set within 2 acres of beautiful gardens, Cottage Lea's Country Hotel features an on-site restaurant and elegantly furnished bedrooms.
Brickfields Farm
Brickfields Farm is located in Kirkbymoorside, north Yorkshire. This renovated farmhouse and barn offers free Wi-Fi access in all areas.
Boundary Stable
Situated in Pickering and only 11 km from Flamingo Land Theme Park, Boundary Stable features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
The Royal Oak
Set in Gillamoor and within 19 km of Flamingo Land Theme Park, The Royal Oak features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
What guests said about Hutton le Hole:
- 10Scored 10
Beautiful village picture postcard scenery.
Beautiful village picture postcard scenery. Pub meal was excellent but closed first two days Monday and Tuesday so had to find another for evening meals I.e Pickering and Lastington. Village is easily to find and the area is a touch of tranquility. If we go again we would take our own breakfast as that was the letdown.JohnUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Hutton Le Hole is a really pretty small village, easy to...
Hutton Le Hole is a really pretty small village, easy to find, it`s very quiet, but still has a good selection of places to eat and drink with a nice Pub and Tea Rooms to tempt you. You are within a small drive of Pickering and Malton which we would also recommend and it is perfect to use as a base for exploring the North York Moor National Park area.
Ian - 10Scored 10
The barn guesthouse and tea rooms are situated in a lovely...
The barn guesthouse and tea rooms are situated in a lovely part of the country in easy access to the moors and coast. The accommodation is great everything you would need for a very comfortable stay. A lovely breakfast each morning of juice, fresh fruit salad and selection of yogurts and cereals followed by a fully cooked breakfast and toast with jams. Caroline and Gareth are great hosts very helpful and informative. Many thanks folks for a great stay. Will definitely be recommending you to family and friends.
ChristineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It was very nice if weather had been better we could have...
It was very nice if weather had been better we could have walked about more loverly walk to the campsite if you had the weather ranger in the car park was very nice the barn were we stayed you couldn't fault itthomas - 10Scored 10
Lovely little village where time almost stands still.
Lovely little village where time almost stands still. Right on the moors with a lovely walk along a river in the village. Very picturesque. Plenty to see around the village and surrounding areas. Pubs did excellent meals.cchristineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
I was here end Nov/beginning Dec so about as low season as...
I was here end Nov/beginning Dec so about as low season as it gets. I arrived just after the storm of 2021 so what would always be an achingly pretty village was blanketed in snow making it even more picturesque. It wouldn't be fair of me to be critical of what was and wasn't open at this time of year, especially after Covid and the challenges hospitality is facing finding staff. There's plenty to do here - I'm coming back in May, staying in the same room - so I can walk the area and really enjoy the countryside. My last evening I walked back to Burnley House from The Crown. The air was cold and the Milky Way magnificent. All I could hear was the occasional call of a bird in the woods and the water in the Beck. It was magical!
AlanUnited Kingdom
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