Great location and well worth the 10 minute walk from Reeth given some of the reviews of pub accomodation there. Fantastic food - steak and Pork were excellent. Can eat in bar or resturant. Good beer to wash it down with
Dog friendly
Room nicely appointed - hairdryer didnt work but another already supplied- shower a bit tempremental!!
Only drawback is the church clock opposite chimes the hour (and half hour and seemed like quarter past and quarter to throughout the night!!)

We stayed at this pub on the Herriot Way walk and found it to be a great, 'proper' pub, friendly and unassuming. The rooms are simple but got everything you need and the pub is agreat place to relax and get great food after a long day's walking - lovely

Stayed at The Bridge Inn with my partner and two dogs. When we arrived Sunday lunches were being served which looked excellent. The bar was full of what seemed to be a mixture of locals and tourists eating and drinking giving a good atmosphere. Plenty of dogs in the bar who all seemed to be welcome. Our bedroom was quite basic but clean and fine for us. The food during our stay was very good with a range of food from bar meals to more restauranty options, which was well cooked with fresh vegetables. There was also a good selection of real ales including a couple of guest ales on top of the in house Jennings choices and also a decent wine list. The dogs were welcome throughout the bar and rooms but not the restaurant although the same menu was available in restaurant/bar. The breakfast was very good with a good selection of food. The Bridge Inn is in a great position for walking in Swaledale, just a mile or so from Reeth and surrounded by beautiful views.

The Bridge Inn is one of surprisingly few pubs with accommodation in and around Swaledale in the North Yorkshire dales, one of the most charming and unspoilt corners of England. In a fine old building at the eastern end of the valley, the Bridge Inn offers very comfortable rooms, an excellent breakfast and good pub food in the cosy bar area. Very nice staff and management.

Our room was on the side of the hotel beside the B-road that runs through Grinton, but on a Sunday night in December we didn't notice any traffic noise.

Beautiful walks and drives nearby, either through Swaledale west towards Thirsk or turning right at Reeth into the wilder Arkengarthdale towards County Durham.