Horseshoe Hotel

Cosy pub/ restaurant with rooms. Nice situation. Quaint. I liked the ambience, it was nice that the antiquated old decor remained it gave the place authentic charm. Lovely outdoor garden. Easy access to Whitby and surrounding walking routes. I enjoyed the coffee and tea in our bedroom. There was a lovely platter of bread cheese and cake awaiting us on arrival

Stayed in the Hotel Car park in our Motorhome Electric power provided/ free WiFi Owner very helpful Dinner was excellent with a good food and wine menu choice Warm cosy Bar with open fire 10 minute walk to Egton Railway Station to catch theTrain to Whitby Ideal place to stay for walkers Will certainly return

Another great night at athe Horseshoe Hotel. Areal old fashioned place, great bar with log fire, 3 real ales, excellent food and huge breakfast. So welcoming and more especially for dogs...they are the important guests. Rather a "Faulty Towers" place with manners is how we describe it.... but do go here for the warm friendly atmosphere. Thanks to Craig, Tony and Sharron....... sad to see your leaving but feel new lease holder will continue the excellent atmosphere. Well done and thanks.

We went to stay here for our wedding anniversary we booked it through pets and pyjamas as the reviews looked good and we had stayed a few years ago in our camper and had a meal that was good. We arrived and a young g man showed us to our room that was up some very steep stairs to room 3. We took our dog too as we have been in doggy hotels before which were lovely, this was not! The room stunk of dog. The bed was an old disgusting divan bed with the springs coming through the mattress and the quilt was about 2 inches thick baring in mind it was 4 degrees outside( and not much warmer inside) The bathroom was freezing, the toilet seat all chipped and the bath was covered in black mould and the bath panel was practically falling off. The towels were the size of a postage stamp and practically see through they were that thin. There was no kettle in the room only a filthy espresso machine but tea bags? There were cobwebs all over the sealing and the place just looked filthy with pieces of wood to hold open the windows. On our way in we had come through the restaurant/ bar that was freezing cold with no fires on although there were two fireplaces and we were booked for dinner that night how uninviting is that and it was dark and dingy with not very nice furniture. Needless to say we put all our stuff back in the car and left and they were not concerned at all even though we were supposed to be staying 2 nights. We had paid up front so I will be trying to get my money back on Monday. We have since learnt the place is up for sale it is such a shame as this could be a hidden gem

Stayed here earlier this week (Jan 2025). This could be a great Motorhome stopover as we got a level pitch and strong free electric but we found the pub poor and the restaurant over-priced and poor quality cooking. Poached seafood dish we both had should be avoided, frankly amazed any chef let this out of the kitchen. We won't be returning. Check opening hours for the pub and farm shop plus train times in winter as they are v limited. Interior of the pub/restaurant is in need of a deep clean and investment. Morning cockerels as others warned must be expected so be prepared. Since our stay I’ve noticed the place is up for sale which explains the lack of investment.