The staff were very good as was the food and the Art Nuvo style resturant.
But room over priced £95 per night for double bed, toilet seat broken, bathroom door handle came off in your hand, bed not made , cups not washed up and bins still had rubbish when returning after day out.

This b&b provided a large, comfortable room in a converted building adjacent to the Three Tuns Restaurant (excellent casual eating) & pub. The village is quiet but close to Thirsk (Herriot country) and the moors proper. Most enjoyable stay, but pity it was only for one night as we spotted much more to explore in the area. Breakfast was excellent & cooked to order.

We feel tremendously lucky to have had the chance to stay in this wonderful Inn. Ostmotherly is a dreamy town just at the base of the haunting North Moors. We stumbled in weary and without a place to stay and found a dreamy Inn at the Three Tuns. Beautiful rooms and a restaurant that serves fabulous meals. We loved our stay and the family that runs this Inn are very friendly hosts. This is a wonderful base for hiking in the Moors and was a highlight of our trip!

This 'hotel' is more of a pub/restaurant with rooms. The rooms are in an adjacent building and this means any noise from the pub is minimised. The rooms themselves are very tastefully done, a blend of period and contemporary decor. The restaurant serves very good food, well above average for a pub. There is excellent walking of all grades from the door of the hotel and it is on Wainright's Coast to Coast route. The staff are friendly the only niggle being when we were there the place was closed in the afternoon meaning that check in then can be problematic. But don't let this put you off. We would return ... and have done once already.