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The White Swan Hotel Middleham
Market Place
Overlooking the market square, this understated hotel in a restored former coaching inn is a 4-minute walk from Middleham Castle and 4 miles from Jervaulx Abbey (dating to the 12th century).All of the warm, relaxed rooms feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs; some add period details.Full breakfast and parking are free. |
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Black Swan Hotel
Market Place
The Black Swan 17th Century Inn is a charming, 17th century (Grade II listed) Inn is found in the historic town of Middleham, North Yorkshire. With its open log fire, oak beamed bar and friendly service, you can relax and enjoy Theakstons legendary ales and fresh local produce cooked to order in our restaurant and bar. Whatever your interests, Middleham and Wensleydale will have something for you, whether you want to go walking, shooting, fishing or canoeing it's all available and in some of the most beautiful countryside in the United Kingdom. |
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The Saddle Room
The Saddle Room Restaurant, Tupgill Park, Coverdale, Middleham, Nr Leyburn. North Yorkshire
Offering laundry facilities, The Saddle Room is within a five-minute walk from Forbidden Corner. It is the perfect base for those wanting to immerse themselves in nature, with Yorkshire Dales National Park just steps away.The vacation rental has 5 lodgings, all of which are equipped with a range of amenities to ensure an enjoyable stay. |
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Richard III Hotel
Richard III Hotel
Set in the town centre, this down-to-earth hotel dating back to the 17th century lies a 2-minute walk from Middleham Castle and 10 miles from Catterick Golf Club.The 6 traditional rooms provide en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Some rooms have beamed or slanted ceilings, and 1 has a 4-poster bed. |
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Lindmar House
Market Place
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The Black Bull
Market Place
Set in North Yorkshire, The Black Bull Inn provides a lot of activities that attract a lot of tourists daily. Middleham is famous for it's racehorses and several stables that surrond the village. On mornings, tourists are usually treated to a magnificant sight of the horses coming past the pub, and at the top of the village. |
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