★★★
Inn
Carperby
9.2/10

The Wheatsheaf Inn

The Wheatsheaf Hotel is set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park. The restaurant serves dishes made using local recipes and produce, and the bar serves real ales. Rooms all have a private bathroom and some enjoy views towards Penn Hill. Some rooms have a flat-screen TV and unique four-poster bed, while all have free tea and coffee. The bar and restaurant have exposed stonework, with a large feature stone fireplace. Home-cooked breakfasts are served every day, and there is a varied menu with meat supplied by the local butcher. The countryside surrounding the Wheatsheaf is perfect for walking and cycling, and secure bike storage is provided. Castle Bolton is a 5-minute drive away.

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.5)
Free private parking available on-site

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Kids

Children of any age are welcome.

Dogs

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Address

Carperby, Carperby, DL8 4DF, United Kingdom, Carperby, United Kingdom

Facilities

Non-smoking rooms Free parking Restaurant Free WiFi Family rooms Bar Exceptional breakfast

Gallery

a bedroom with a bed and a chair and windows at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a gate in a field next to a stone fence at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a plate of food with onion rings and steak at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a bedroom with a bed and a stairway at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a living room with two chairs and a fireplace at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

two people sitting in chairs in a living room with a dog at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a car parked in a parking lot next to a house at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a white sink in a bathroom with a mirror at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

a bathroom with a toilet and a sink at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Carperby

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Reviews

Mandy 8/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Peaceful stay in pretty village

Pros: Stayed in the duplex room. Very spacious downstairs with comfortable sofa, living area and log burner. Nice location in small village, though no other options nearby for food. Happy to eat on site, evening meal was good and a great breakfast. Staff were lovely and very helpful.

Cons: Bed was very bouncy and slightly too hard for me. No lights for just downstairs, which was not convenient if one person awake and one in bed.

Chris 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pros: Friendly staff, comfortable room, great food & drink

Steven 8/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

The Wheatsheaf Inn was a lovely place to stay, ideal for walking and a base for exploring the Dales.

Pros: Both dinner & breakfast excellent. The room was comfortable & warm the view was a bit restricted.

Cons: It would of been nice to have had Dinner a bit earlier.

Ross 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Very comfortable and relaxing stay.

Pros: Location, exceptional staff, friendly, attentive, excellent variety on evening menu, excellent cooked breakfast.

Rebecca 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Great base for to nights in the Yorkshire Dales

Pros: Warm and cosy traditional inn. Great food and friendly staff.

Trevor 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Happy Family! Happy Family

Pros: Food- Awesome! Accommodation- Excellent! Staff- Bloody marvellous! Location- Perfect! Price- More than reasonable! Definitely recommend! Definitely visit again!

Cons: The weather!

Julie 9/10

Australia 🇦🇺

Pros: Good facilities, friendly hospitable staff, excellent food.

Jane 9/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pros: The pub was cosy they welcomed the dogs all meals were good staff were really friendly

Cons: The radiator in room 7 kept banging when it was off but I am a very light sleeper so it kept me awake a little

Llinos 9/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pros: We particularly liked the lounge with the comfy chairs and log fire. Our room was spacious, the food was varied and cooked well, and tge staff we very warm and welcoming. Excellent locatiin for local walks ir exploring further afield

Andy 8/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pleasant pub and accommodation

Pros: We stayed in \

Cons: The staff informed us that we could also have asked them to get in croissants for breakfast (which my daughter would have loved), however we only found that out when it was too late for it to make a difference, something upfront about this would have been an extra bonus.