We spent 6 nights at the Plough Inn on our first trip to the Dales. Steve and Sue made us feel extremely welcome and nothing was too much trouble for them. It was quiet due to the time of the year but we were encouraged to join the local Folk night and the Quiz night in the pub, where the... more

We have just returned for a 3 day New Year Break at The Plough Inn. There were three couples and we all agreed that this was the best new Year's Eve we had ever spent. We arrived on Sunday 30th and we welcomed and taken to our rooms by very attentive staff. Dinner in the restaurant that night was excellent... more

The place is certainly due an overhaul (or perhaps just a good clean), as when we checked in it was dark - and not much better when the daylight came and the dust and grime was plain to see. The menu is basic but the service from the waitresses was attentive and helpful. Ok for a stop over, but certainly... more

Stayed at the plough inn overnight and had a very pleasant stay.The staff and landlady were very helpful and friendly and the location very peaceful and pleasant .The meal that we had was excellent and very good value for money,but for me the highlight of the stay was reading about all the ghostly activity that happens at the hotel and... more

For the past 11 years my wife and myself have spent Christmas away from home, 7 of those years at one establishment. We thought for Christms 2005 we would have a change and searched the internet for something suitable. I found the web page for The Plough at Wiiglesworth. Christmas breaks were advertised and details were sent for. These arrived... more

I am writing this following a recent stay at the Plough Inn at Wigglesworth. My girlfriend and I made the mistake of booking there at short notice over the recent August Bank Holiday weekend. After struggling to get in anywhere else, we finally got in at the Plough (which should have started the alarm bells ringing then). During booking, I... more

If you are travelling from the South to Scotland, you could do far far worse than get off the beaten track and stay at The Plough Inn. This little village, more like a hamlet consists of a few houses, a post office which is also the village shop and garage. This inn was a gem of a discovery for us... more