The Village Inn

Nice room, bar and breakfast. A fridge in the room would make it perfect.

We were there for a cycle event in Northallerton. It was a great location - we could cycle to the start. We were in room 1 - which had everything we needed and we could park very close to the room. The only thing that could have been better was the bedside light - not bright enough to read by so you had to keep the main light on for reading. The restaurant food in the evening was fantastic - ate there 2 nights and loved everything we ate. Breakfast was good - nothing fancy, but did the job. And all the staff were fantastic. Really friendly and efficient.

Chalet accommodation was quaint and just enough for what we needed it for. In a truly beautiful location. Food is absolutely amazing, the choices are eclectic and the parmos were fab! Breakfast, again was excellent. All meals came piping hot on hot plates, beautifully presented. Kitchen staff should be proud of themselves, they're a credit to the team. Bar staff too. Highly recommend.

We thoroughly enjoyed our overnight stay in our motel like room. This was nicely decorated, cosy and quiet, although the bed was small. Breakfast was hot and fresh. All the staff were friendly and welcoming. Overall very good value for money.

Check out on a Sunday is 10am

Food at the pub was spot on, friendly staff, nice and quiet location

We have stayed here before so knew in advance that the accommodation is in motel-type chalets, some of them up to 70 m from the main Inn. Standard of the rooms is satisfactory for the price but the Inn has now decided not to issue toiletries, except on request!! Somewhat inconvenient when the notice to this effect is seen as entering the shower - trekking 100m round trip to ask for toiletries not attractive. Toilet rolls and towels are still supplied though

Helpful staff, nice food, clean room

Bedding cheap and not comfortable,shower was in dire need of replacement and dirty looking,tv in room was 24 inch,a joke.asked for french toast for breakfast as *chef* was on told only from sheet of paper on table,took hash browns sausage and beans,hash browns looked like they had just done rugby final and broke to bits sausage was awful,beans were small and not good quality,even toast was hardly edible as slices so thin teeth were crunching on it,not in a nice way biggest joke of all was that on menu in room it had that all gluten free food was made in oil fryer with same oil as everything else,this is a big no no,would i return,definetely not.