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Quaint little market town. Market is on Tuesday so be aware that some roads in the centre are blocked off. Plenty of eating establishments and pubs but if you're a CAMRA member the pubs mainly serve the gas giants e.g Fosters. Small but well stocked CoOp in the centre. Lots of free parking. Cash machines at the banks. Take a trip out to Kilnwick Percy Hall which is a Buddhist retreat with beautiful walks and a small cafe. It reopens the main building and gift shop on 06/09/20 and has toilets available. The site is maintained by volunteers. If you're in to high end eats The Star at Sancton, about 20 minutes away, is an excellent restaurant. An excellent place for breakfast outside Pocklington is The Wold Cafe on the A614 near Market Weighton. It's worth the trip out.

A charming, bustling little market town, with lots of independent shops, cafes and 'eatouteries'. Parking was free and easy in the town centre too when we were there. Good for access to local walks and attractive little villages, e.g. along the old canal, or to the Yorkshire Wolds nearby. The coast is not too far away either by car for a day trip, and obligatory fish and chips at the seaside experience at the end of the day!

Walks into village was good. Nice friendly staff in pubs and shops. Nowhere to sit and have a drink or eats in the room or outside room. Nowhere to keep drinks cold for when we returned from a trip out.

Pocklington has brilliant small independent shops. It’s very picturesque and is perfect as a central base for walking and cycling or for taking longer day trips to the sea or urban settings such as York.

Didn’t like the lack of facilities in the room. I paid a lot of money for two nights away and we weren’t provided with any standard facilities such as plates, cutlery and any normal glasses for drinks. I didn’t pay all of this money to expect to provide our own cutlery. I also didn’t realise there wouldn’t be a small kitchen area. I got confused as when I last stayed with you last time there was a kitchen to cook food. So me and my partner brought lots of food for our stay to not be able to use it and try and put it all in the tiny fridge. We had to throw a lot of it away... we had to unexpectedly go and eat at the restaurant for our tea and breakfast. I had to pay more money than expected. It didn’t show a lot of pictures on the website of the room. I am really gutted with the amount of money I paid for two nights. I’d been looking forward to it for a long time. It was for my boyfriends birthday and we both had to pay and Extra £60 for our meals and food to buy again from the shops the next day.

Lovely base in the beautiful Yorkshire wold countryside. Pocklington is a charming little market town with a few nice restaurants and pubs. Unfortunately didn't eat out as I wasn't feeling too good but Stamfords and Judsons look well worth a visit. Had a look round the church which was getting ready for harvest festival. Burnby Hall Gardens worth a visit. There is a gliding centre and you can take a ride on a canal boat. A nice place to stay. Not many shops but hey the ones they had were quirky and individual and of course a few nice little charity shops (easy access to York too if you want big shops!)