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"Nicely decorated throughout with a lovely restaurant and bar onsite. Friendly staff. "

"Faultless Service as usual, would definitely recommend."

"Debs excellent on reception very kind. Considerate and helpful with a priceless easy going manner! "

"Stayed in a family room which was ideal for us. Clean, well-furnished and good range of tea and coffee. Would recommend. "

"From start to end of stay, the staff were excellent, knowlegable, respectful and always happy to be of assistance. The food was delicious, large portions and the beer was very good. Wonderful town to easily walk about. High social consciousness w several charities highlighted. Room was exactly as described, clean, spacious and the bed/pillows super comfy. Highly recommend."

"Enjoyed lovely stay here with grandchildren. Everything you need available in the lodge 👍"

"Fantastic food, fantastic hospitality, fantastic room (Ingleborough), fantastic settings. My wife and I will definitely go back."

"Stonecross is a lovely old manor house that has been well restored. Quite often these old buildings fall into disrepair because of cost, but my wife and I felt it was really well presented. Stonecross is located close to the M6 but a short drive from The Yorkshire Dales or Lakes. The lobby is spacious and classy feeling with the tickle of piano music in the background. There is parking for around 10 cars with EV charging for three or four. The charging is provided externally by enozzle. 32 rooms are available but the place was quiet. The standard room was bright clean and comfortable with bath and shower. The food is excellent. There is a small but well designed menu for evening meal and drinks are not overpriced. Two alcoholic drinks cost is £12. We had a lovely stay for our anniversary and i would strongly recommend."

"We stayed in the Barn. The facility is just across the road from the main hotel. We found the room exceptionally clean, cosy, modern and a comfortable bed. Breakfast was superb. Evening meal was great too. Cannot fault it! "