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  Stayed for one week. Could not fault the whole experience. Nicola and all the team made you feel so welcome. Room very comfortable and everything you need for... read more your stay. Excellent food. Due to cover 19 and the restrictions in place the hotel still ran smoothly. A big thankyou to all the team for making our stay pleasurable.

  From the moment we arrived we fell in love with the place. Staff were very warm friendly and very helpful especially Nicola and Jack where nothing was to much to... read more help. The room was fantastic, clean tidy and very cosy. The meals were amazing the breakfast was very tasty with an amazing view. Prices were very reasonable and would highly recommend to anyone, not far from Whitby and a must is the walk to the waterfalls. Would we go again? 100% yes can't wait to revisit. Thank you all at the inn on the moor.

  We booked a last minute break with our daughter and 2 dogs to the North East and hoped that this hotel lived up to it’s great reputation. As it was... read more our first ever trip away with the dogs, and given our concerns coming out of lockdown, we were more than a little anxious about our stay in a hotel. From the moment we stepped inside, met by Nicola’s warm welcome and big smile, we never looked back! They have exceptionally high standards and there is rigorous implementation of controlled hygiene and sanitisation measures in place around the hotel. We felt completely safe at all times in this spotlessly clean hotel where nothing is too much trouble for the extremely hardworking team of staff.
As for our 2 dogs - they were treated like royalty with dog bowls, balls, doggy biscuits and a blanket - had we known this we would have packed more lightly!! The dogs were welcome at all meal times and were made to feel like part of the big family.
Location is gorgeous - early morning dog walks always involved an encounter with a sheep or two or three... and the beer garden is a real sun trap.
Can not recommend this place enough and would certainly return if up in the North East.