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The Worsley Arms Hotel is an exquisite family run country house, offering an excellent restaurant, roaring log fires and an ideal location for visiting York.Set in beautiful Ryedale countryside between the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales. Close by is Castle Howard, Pickering, Malton and Helmsley and York is just 20 minutes away. Built in 1841 as a Georgian Spa Hotel the Worsley Arms offers an exquisite, timeless country house setting with open log fires and stylish furnishings. The restful ... Moreand informal environment is perfect for a relaxing break in the North Yorkshire Countryside. The hotel is a perfect base for visitors to truly discover the delights of Rydale.The bedrooms, all of which have private bathrooms, are individually furnished and offer direct telephone, television and room service. Superior as well as standard bedrooms are available both in the main house and the cottages. For that special occasion there is an antique four poster suite. The cottages are directly across the road from the hotel on the green and rooms are slightly larger than those in the main house.Food is undoubtedly a highlight at The Worsley Arms. Chef, with a wealth of local produce on the door-step, aims to combine the best of traditional and modern cooking with presentation that reflects an individual style. The food can be enjoyed in the Restaurant where 3 courses of Award winning food costs around £27.50 per person or dine in the more informal Cricketers Bistro. Situated in the picturesque village of Hovingham, the hotel is set between York (20 minutes) and The North York Moors in idyllic countryside. Set opposite Hovingham Hall and just a short drive from Castle Howard, the area is tranquil but full of so many things to see and do - you will be spoilt for choice and want to come back soon. Less

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