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Lovely location. Excellent food very well presented with excellent friendly service in a nice restaurant. 5 course dinner without wine £75 each.

Every single thing on the menu was incredible. Each mouthful an ‘oh my gosh’, closed eyes, sit-back-and-savour moment. Discovered just by driving by while on holiday in the Dales, but so happy we did. Would definitely recommend. And already looking for an excuse to return.

Fabulous stay the food was phenomenal why this place does not have a Michelin star I have no idea it is better than anywhere I have ever been and I have travelled to many places over the world all I can say is if you haven’t been go thank you for a wonderful experience special thank you to Dan and Mikey xx

We went for dinner at this pleasant hotel which was around the corner from the village we were staying in. As the weather was superb we had a cocktail in the garden. The food was good though portions were very small. My cured salmon starter was superb and his Halibut main was excellent. Service good but not faultless.

We enjoyed a fabulous Afternoon Tea at Yorebridge House. We were seated in the window, giving us a lovely view over the lawn and the dales beyond, which was made even better by the autumn sunshine. The food was delicious and the service we received was excellent. We were not rushed in any way and had a really relaxing afternoon. Thank you.

Lovely clean luxurious room. Restaurant dinner was food you remember for the right reasons, not overwhelming portions, really tasty and interesting. Restaurant had a lovely ‘not too formal’ atmosphere but I didn’t feel out of place in a dress and heels. Service fantastic, knowledgeable and friendly. Quite pricey but worth it. Would recommend and visit again.

Enjoyed another stay here (2nd visit) during half term with a 2 night stay in a hot tub room overlooking the river and bridge. Room was nice and spacious, with a comfy bed, and tasteful decor. Only downside was the peeling Zealand round the shower tray, cracked plaster in the toilet on the wall and wonky light shades on the lamps, small things but hotels in this price bracket (5 stars) should be perfect. Outside area and hot tub were fabulous, overlooking the river and nicely lit at night and with total privacy. Are on the hotel both evenings and the food was exquisite. Beautifully cooked and presented with quality drinks and wine list. Had breakfast both mornings too, and I challenge anyone...

We visited for the Sunday Lunch and, just as in our previous visits were once again completely bowled over. Three courses. I chose mushroom soup for my first. I could have dined on this incredible intense flavour all day. Our second course was beef. The wine was a palate-blessing 2016 Amancaya Malbec Cabernet Sauvignon from the Rothschild estate (Lafite) in Mendoza Agentina. Again, in Yorebridge style, the beef was so tender, very special and so satisfying with perfectly cooked veg. For the third course I chose 72% chocolate, raspberry and honeycomb. My wife had sticky toffee pudding and gave me a gorgeous taste of hers whilst I was in the middle of enjoying mine and left me feeling I should...

We stayed in the kariega room for our second visit to this beautiful boutique hotel in the Yorkshire dales. It was lovely to be welcomed with fizz and home made cookies , however we both felt our welcome was nowhere near as warm as our last visit. Maybe this was down to covid restrictions??The room was absolutely divine and out shone the St Jean room we had stayed it last time . Sitting in the hot tub next to the river was definitely the icing on the cake. Such gorgeous views. Dinner again didn’t seem quite as special as on our last visit. No canapés offered. The staff were keen for us to go straight to our table rather than peruse the menu in the lounge. Again I think this is all to do with...