About Us

Nestled in the heart of stunning scenery, overlooking the river Swale and waterfall, and its Castle within touching distance, River View offers a unique starting point to discover the quaint market town of Richmond.River View is a traditional stone built Dales house, occupying a position in the older and picturesque part of yea olde Richmond', with a garden reaching directly down to the riverside path. Centrally located, we are within a 2 minute walk of the cobbled Market Place - the central ... Morehub of the town - with its shops, restaurants, pubs and Georgian theatre. Relaxed accommodation is offered in one of our tastefully decorated rooms. Each room is individual, with one room facing the river and waterfall and the other room having a view of the castle keep. All are stylishly simple and tranquil, tastefully decorated to offer a comfortable, warm and relaxing place to chill-out after a day's activities. Personal and helpful service is assured.On arrival, weather permitting, complimentary coffee or tea is served on the stone patio overlooking the picturesque river Swale and the renowned Wainwright Coast to Coast path.For those with cars there is parking directly outside the house and alterative unmetered parking nearby.Set yourself up for a day's walking or sight seeing with a full English breakfast with scrumptious top quality bacon and sausage sourced locally.You could opt for the vegetarian alternative with scrambled eggs on whole-wheat toast, mushrooms and tomatoes. And of course, you can have as much fresh juice, cereals, toast, tea and coffee as you can manage.Guests with a wireless enabled laptop or PDA can take advantage of complimentary high speed internet access from the comfort of their own room. Less

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