Bridge End Farm is a Gem of a B&B. We stayed here to do some walking in the Yorkshire Dales. Set a couple of Minutes Walk out of Grassington Bridge End Farm has 3 Single rooms a double and the Kingfisher Suite (we were 7 in total). The house has an upstairs lounge area where you can sit and relax... More

Part of a larger party from Scotland on a walking holiday we occupied all of the rooms bar the Kingfisher suite. Robin and Beryl are a most hospitable couple and we were greeted with tea/coffee and scones. The breakfasts were excellently presented and prepared. Another nice touch was the freshly-lit fire in the guests' lounge/kitchen when we arrived back from... More

We stayed at Bridge End Farm 21st-23rd September 2012. We slept in the Robin room,a very small double overlooking the gardens and river. On arrival we were treated to a pot of tea and home made fruit scones.mmmmmmmm . Beryl and Robin are excellent hosts,with a quaint cottage and a real fire was lit every evening in the guest lounge,it... More

We chose this B&B because of its location, just outside Grassington, by the river. It is very quiet, yet only 10 minutes walk into Grassington and 15 to Linton where the Fountaine Inn is a very pleasant place to eat. There are plenty of walks from Grassington or a short drive away. The house has extensive grounds, with plenty of... More

An excellent place to stay in the dales. Nothing to fault it for other than exitting from the drive in a car. Best to send someone out to make sure the road is clear.There are plenty of walks in the immediate vicinity and trout fishing is on the doorstep. There are plenty of places to eat close by.

I found this hotel only a few days before travelling and and was just pleased to find somewhere convenient to Parceval Hall Gardens. However when I arrived I was very pleased with the location and setting as well as the lovely cosy cottage style. I was able to park easily in the car park adjacent and walked through the pretty... More

Bridge End Farm (and Beryl & Robin) is everything I believe a B&B should be. I have said previously that one big factor in whether one enjoys a £37 a night B&B or not, is the welcome and hospitality. I strongly recommend everyone to a couple of days at Bridge End Farm! We arrived at around 6pm after a long... More

We stayed at this B & B mid March 2012 and was very impressed, on arrival we where shown around the rooms and then told we where staying in the annex, this consisted of a bedroom with a very large comfortable double bed a bathroom and kitchen which was very unexpected but a very pleasant surprise. We were then treated... More

Tea an scones on arrival.(shop bought scones never tasted that good)Made to feel very welcome,Very knowledgable of the area .An abundance of maps.House was so comfortable but mind your head on the low beams. Breakfast time was very relaxed,and nothing was too much trouble. The location is perfect and the only blot on our weekend was that the geese were... More