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Middleham is a lovely place to stay especially if you are interested in race horse, lots of lovely walks in middleham you can walk up to the gallops and watch the race horses or just go for nice long walk, best places to eat in middleham are the saddle rooms near the forbidden corner or in middleham it’s self the white swan is very nice,the forbidden corner is well worth a trip

Beautiful views and walks Friendly people Great pubs And got to see lots of race horses I would highly recommend the Coverbridge Inn that you can walk along the river to probably about 2 miles away. This pub is friendly and a traditional pub with great ales and delicious home cooked food

Picturesque little market village with the added interest of several race horse stables in the location. A walk up to the gallops early in the morning to watch the horses train is definitely worthwhile, as is a visit to the medieval castle.

Visited The Forbidden Corner which was great fun. We had a light lunch at the cafe on site, which was nicely presented. Evening meal was taken at the Three Horseshoes which was about a 15 minute drive away. Called in at Aysgarth Waterfalls on the way home the following day. The Forbidden Corner was very busy as it was the school holidays, however as visits are timed, I think this helps when planning a visit.

Middleham is a lovely place to stay if you like history as there is Middleham Castle right there, plus a lovely mediaeval church, St Mary's and St Akelda's. It's not far to many other great locations such as Aysgarth Falls (where the fight scene in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves was filmed), Bolton Castle, Jerveaulx Abbey, Fountains Abbey, Sheriff Hutton, Ripon, etc. The only negative is that it is sometimes difficult to get a late meal in Middleham itself, however there are plenty of other eating places nearby if you have a car. The Richard III B&B does do great food and the fish and chip shop is also very good. It is hilly, so be prepared to huff and puff up the hill to the castle! And, if you have kids, don't miss The Forbidden Corner - the weirdest place on earth - only about 3 miles away. Set aside about four hours!

The location is amazing, quiet, clean, not to far from local amenities. The staff work very hard to make sure your stay is comfortable and go out of their way to ensure you are happy. Very attentive. We had a small issue with our room at check in and after talking to the lovely manager, it was sorted out very quickly and without fuss. Check in was easy and straightforward. We stayed in the Ninjinski room for 4 nights. Lovely room, Bed was very comfy, air con nice, fitment was of a high standard, dogs welcome which was nice to see. Room was cleaned every day to a high standard. Really lovely breakfast options. and thank you Thomas and all the other staff members for good service. We did not use the restaurant as we ate out in the local communities which offered a great selection, In short, good price, great location, lovely staff, relaxing and something for everyone. Will definitely return again in the future. Thank you all