The George Of Piercebridge

Coaching inn with annex alongside a fairly quiet main road backing onto a lovely river across the way from Roman ruins within easy walking distance.

Booked this hotel with Expedia but had to cancel due to my husband breaking his arm and couldn’t drive. Expedia assured us we would get a refund but emailed to say sorry they couldn’t get hold of the management at the hotel. We are now out of pocket. Wouldn’t book with Expedia ever again. Not heard back from the hotel either.

Lovely inn in a lovely position. Good breakfasts and choice of evening meal. Service a bit slow tho. Also you need to tell them if you want your room cleaned.

Lady on reception could not be more helpful on check in . Gentleman at breakfast professional and friendly. Another member of staff helped me with advice on keeping my bike safe . All a credit to the George

Was not too bad clean parking. The only let down was the bed mattress wife didnt sleep very well it brought her sciatica off

Very relaxing area lovely walk, very pleasant village. Very tasty food and good menu clean room. Plenty of parking spaces. We will be back again.

Food was good and the room was upmarket only let down by very cheap (push your finger through) toilet roll

Radiators on throughout the entire stay with no option to turn off, which means the window had to be open at all times in order to prevent heat stroke, opening myself up to outside noise when trying to sleep. Otherwise decent stay.

Food excellent Staff Friendly

My room was very clean as was the bedding. The bed was large and comfortable and the room was well heated. The shower was very powerful and a good temperature.the blackout curtains worked very well and the hotel/pub was easy to find. However the maintenance of the room was poor with chipped paint, cracked walls, bodged carpet, a door with such a large gap at the bottom that I had to use a towel to block out the light plus the lights on the bed didn't work. This was an 'executive room' which had a garden view (of a big bush and the river if you peered around it) The breakfast was just OK, but a bit lacking in something, for example there wasn't any brown or red sauce on the table and the breakfast room smelled of cabbage on both days. What could have been better? Attention to detail in maintenance, a cozy armchair or sofa in an 'executive' room a breakfast with more than one of each item in it and better bread than mother's pride. This is not one of those hotels that I was desperate to get away from, but nor is it one I would go out of my way to come back to.