We came to Beck Hall at the end of November for the second visit this year looking for a peaceful relaxing stay and we were not disappointed. The room was spacious and comfortable the breakfast filling. If you want a relaxed atmosphere with the friendliest of staff visit Beck Hall. It was just the break we needed to see us through winter, but we will probably feel the urge to visit again in the new year

We were looking for a pet friendly B&B in the Dales and found it pretty tough to get anywhere. Beck Hall were very good on this score and even offered to let us have breakfast in the lounge if we wanted the dog with us. Also the charge for sharing the room with our pooch (excellent Lower Riverside) was optional whereas some places charge a small fortune. The position is stunning but be careful returning from the pub in the dark (Lister Arms the better of the two) as the there is a torrent running under the rickety rackety bridge. I don't agree that the breakfasts were 'to die for' but if you ate too many it would certainly hasten your demise. Also fire in the lounge should have been lit before breakfast but this is a minor quibble.

Having just returned from a two night break at Beck Hall would like to say what an "enchanting " place this is. We were made to feel very welcome by Alice and her team, nothing was too much trouble. The room (upper riverside) was lovely and cosy with a fabulous bed which was extreamly comfy and the home cooked breakfasts were to die for.
Thanks again Meryl and Mike from Liverpool.

A lovely quaint, rustic, country house style B&B. This is no boutique hotel but it is a charming, comfortable place for a most relaxing stay. Very friendly and helpfuil staff. A lovely room (Room 6 was ours), a great welcome for dogs, a most hearty breakfast and even a sausage for Archie at breakfast in the lounge. A nice honesty bar with a good selection of drinks. The access bridge is a no-go area for disabled but provides an exciting arrival in the darkness! Overall, a thoroughly enoyable and comfortable palce to stay. The local Lister Arms (250 metres down the road) has great evening meals and splendid Nutty Brown Thwaites beer!