The Worsley Arms Hotel
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See why so many travellers make The Worsley Arms Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Hovingham. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Worsley Arms offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free internet access is available.
The hotel offers room service and baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
If you are looking for a good pub, you may want to check out The Malt Shovel while staying at Worsley Arms.
Best of all, Worsley Arms makes it easy to experience some great Hovingham attractions like Hovingham Hall, which is a popular garden.
At The Worsley Arms Hotel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Hovingham.
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Free parking
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Free breakfast
Hiking
Board games / puzzles
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Taxi service
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Bar / lounge
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Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Complimentary Instant Coffee
Special diet menus
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1 High Street, Hovingham YO62 4LA England
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Car recommended
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We really enjoyed our visit and hospitality of Tony, Sally, Josh and their team.
The garden marquee and drinks outside evening were lovely places to finish the day. We were spoilt with table service and the fun edge that Tony and his staff brought to the 2-day stay 11-13 July.
Breakfast was good quality, although £4 extra for a kipper was high, but worth it.
Parking and layout was really good, we had a nice room-6, although the loo could wake the dead, so after 9:00pm flushing is not recommended. Rear facing room was great, no noise. Nothing was too much trouble for Tony and Sallys team. Bless them they helped make some lovely Hovingham memories.
The garden marquee and drinks outside evening were lovely places to finish the day. We were spoilt with table service and the fun edge that Tony and his staff brought to the 2-day stay 11-13 July.
Breakfast was good quality, although £4 extra for a kipper was high, but worth it.
Parking and layout was really good, we had a nice room-6, although the loo could wake the dead, so after 9:00pm flushing is not recommended. Rear facing room was great, no noise. Nothing was too much trouble for Tony and Sallys team. Bless them they helped make some lovely Hovingham memories.
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Date of stay: July 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from Anthony Finn, Owner at The Worsley Arms Hotel
Responded 14 Jul 2020
Dear 450heinzs Thank you for your review, our first since the end of the lockdown so it is satisfying to start with a '5' It was a pleasure to welcome you to Hovingham as our first guests on re-opening the hotel I hope you did not feel like guinea pigs as we introduced the 'new normal'. The air lock you refer to has been sorted out , sorry about that! We all look forward to your return. Regards Tony
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Friendly welcome fairly busy, good sign, appears every body knows each other.
Slightly restricted menu, nicely prepared fish starter, no problem for requesting a small portion, both chose roast beef, yorkshire pud and, vegetables all cooked to perfection. Again, restricted sweet menu but rergret, our small appetites could only admire. A "wee titbit" with our well brewed coffee, would have been icing on the cake.
Dined in the bar, must sample the dining room next time !
Slightly restricted menu, nicely prepared fish starter, no problem for requesting a small portion, both chose roast beef, yorkshire pud and, vegetables all cooked to perfection. Again, restricted sweet menu but rergret, our small appetites could only admire. A "wee titbit" with our well brewed coffee, would have been icing on the cake.
Dined in the bar, must sample the dining room next time !
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Spent our usual two days here, prior to a following 3 days of golf, with a Society..this year in Bridlington..Tony and his lovely wife, run a really smooth and seamless venue..we always find the stay here very enjoyable.
Whist this is a hotel with much character..going back from memory on their brochure to the 1600's..it is well maintained, but don't expect a Travelodge experience, this is for the more discerning and relaxed traveler, who wants to return to a more civilised period!
Breakfasts..'Worsley', full English a must and evening dining is also a pleasure with a varied menu and great value for freshly cooked local produce.
Staff are efficient and pleasant..lovely garden and covered area, when the weather fine.
Whist this is a hotel with much character..going back from memory on their brochure to the 1600's..it is well maintained, but don't expect a Travelodge experience, this is for the more discerning and relaxed traveler, who wants to return to a more civilised period!
Breakfasts..'Worsley', full English a must and evening dining is also a pleasure with a varied menu and great value for freshly cooked local produce.
Staff are efficient and pleasant..lovely garden and covered area, when the weather fine.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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Room Tip: They have a four poster..very comfortable
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We had a 3 night stay here. It is run by Tony and Sally (don't know if they are related). Tony has a great sense of humour and worked long hours each day. He was always pleasant. Sally. Hmmm. Not much by way of humour or interpersonal skills.
On the positive side the food was excellent. There were four of us staying and there was not a single complaint or issue with any of the food.
The parking was fine and free.
The hotel itself was clean and tidy although in my opinion it could do with redecorating.
We did have an issue though with the cleanliness of one of the rooms. There was quite a large accumulation of dust: on the wardrobe, the tables and the telephone. The bathroom was not clean to hotel standards and one of the toilet basins was not at all clean around the rim.
This was mentioned to Sally who most surprisingly tried to defend it saying that it had been cleaned (when it obviously had not for some time). Even the cleaner tried to pacify and said it was because the toilet was old. It was cleaned and all of the 'old marks disappeared. Sally was sadly not very accommodating. We felt awkward mentioning problems to her. Tony though was professional.
We had a problem with the water temperature which was tepid at best. Tony did try to resolve it but to no avail. Our room window did not open (room 3) so we lacked fresh air. One of the bedside cabinets did not open. Not a massive problem but when you stay in a 'superior room you expect stuff to work.
The bar/serving staff were very pleasant, particularly Josh.
Overall we would definitely eat there again. As for staying though they would need to repair some of the window frames which are flaking away quite badly and clean the rooms a bit better.
On the positive side the food was excellent. There were four of us staying and there was not a single complaint or issue with any of the food.
The parking was fine and free.
The hotel itself was clean and tidy although in my opinion it could do with redecorating.
We did have an issue though with the cleanliness of one of the rooms. There was quite a large accumulation of dust: on the wardrobe, the tables and the telephone. The bathroom was not clean to hotel standards and one of the toilet basins was not at all clean around the rim.
This was mentioned to Sally who most surprisingly tried to defend it saying that it had been cleaned (when it obviously had not for some time). Even the cleaner tried to pacify and said it was because the toilet was old. It was cleaned and all of the 'old marks disappeared. Sally was sadly not very accommodating. We felt awkward mentioning problems to her. Tony though was professional.
We had a problem with the water temperature which was tepid at best. Tony did try to resolve it but to no avail. Our room window did not open (room 3) so we lacked fresh air. One of the bedside cabinets did not open. Not a massive problem but when you stay in a 'superior room you expect stuff to work.
The bar/serving staff were very pleasant, particularly Josh.
Overall we would definitely eat there again. As for staying though they would need to repair some of the window frames which are flaking away quite badly and clean the rooms a bit better.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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Response from Anthony Finn, Owner at The Worsley Arms Hotel
Responded 18 Oct 2020
Dear Rawlingone Thank you for your revue, delighted that you enjoyed your stay with us especially the food. I am sorry if there were a few niggles along the way but every effort was made to put them right for you. Whilst revue sites are good places for research and allow visitors to pass on their experiences I do not believe that they are forum to make personal criticisms of individuals, If we did that in our responses it would be open season, and oh what fun we could have, but we are saving that for the book! Regards Tony Finn
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I don’t do reviews but .......The Worsley is an exception.
In the days of the blink once and its gone bistro pub and that feeling they only wanted my money The Worsley offers a wonderful warm traditional venue and with outstanding stylish locally sourced modern cuisine.
The host Tony is a class act, warm, dry , witty and an experienced wine expert but without the ridiculous wine charges.
Yorkshire at its finest. Enjoy it.
I still don’t do Yorkshire though.
The Lancastrian Missionary !!
In the days of the blink once and its gone bistro pub and that feeling they only wanted my money The Worsley offers a wonderful warm traditional venue and with outstanding stylish locally sourced modern cuisine.
The host Tony is a class act, warm, dry , witty and an experienced wine expert but without the ridiculous wine charges.
Yorkshire at its finest. Enjoy it.
I still don’t do Yorkshire though.
The Lancastrian Missionary !!
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from Anthony Finn, Owner at The Worsley Arms Hotel
Responded 22 Jul 2020
Derar Bannatine I was busy catching up on our reviews and reolised that yours was the last one before the lockdown. A lovely one to end on so thatnk you for that. We are now open again with a few restrictions but I hope the same level of care and service that you experienced on your visit. We look forward to welcoming you back, as a guest not a missionary on that front you have no chance! Regards Tony
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I think it would have been rather grand when it was built in 1840. Family run, the manager Sally is a wonderful. Seems to do everything in the hotel. How she finds the energy is a mystery.
High ceilings, broad staircases, and corridors. Plenty of parking around the back. If you're a light sleeper, ask for a room away from the roadside.
The internet worked slowly in the bathroom, not at all in the bedroom. Your teenagers may start a revolution! Telephone and data signal strength in the village is hardly their fault. Bring your book. Strong Wifi downstairs around reception, breakfast, and sitting room for planning your day.
Clean and recently decorated, I liked the soft bed. Plug sockets? I've got a 2 metre phone charger cable.
The bar serves draught beer in great condition - the cellar man knows what he's doing. This is not a cocktail bar; wine list is adequate and appropriate.
A pair of you might exhaust the dinner menu in a couple of days, and the breakfast is exactly what you'd expect - good. They have 'real' kippers, not the factory stuff, if that's your thing.
Financially, I've no idea how it keeps going, but that's not my problem … nor yours. A three star hotel at three star prices, no need to get sniffy about it looking a bit 'vin ordinaire'. This is a farming community in North Yorkshire, not Mayfair.
We enjoyed staying here. I think it's the kindness that suffused the place.
Warm, dry, with access to food and water, it's great from a survival point of view.
High ceilings, broad staircases, and corridors. Plenty of parking around the back. If you're a light sleeper, ask for a room away from the roadside.
The internet worked slowly in the bathroom, not at all in the bedroom. Your teenagers may start a revolution! Telephone and data signal strength in the village is hardly their fault. Bring your book. Strong Wifi downstairs around reception, breakfast, and sitting room for planning your day.
Clean and recently decorated, I liked the soft bed. Plug sockets? I've got a 2 metre phone charger cable.
The bar serves draught beer in great condition - the cellar man knows what he's doing. This is not a cocktail bar; wine list is adequate and appropriate.
A pair of you might exhaust the dinner menu in a couple of days, and the breakfast is exactly what you'd expect - good. They have 'real' kippers, not the factory stuff, if that's your thing.
Financially, I've no idea how it keeps going, but that's not my problem … nor yours. A three star hotel at three star prices, no need to get sniffy about it looking a bit 'vin ordinaire'. This is a farming community in North Yorkshire, not Mayfair.
We enjoyed staying here. I think it's the kindness that suffused the place.
Warm, dry, with access to food and water, it's great from a survival point of view.
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Date of stay: August 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: Bring a book.
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We were made to feel extremely welcome by the whole team. Stayed in the cottage across the green opposite the hotel which was ideal for our Westie. The room was excellent and we were able to park our car outside. We really enjoyed our evening meal. My steak pie was verging on the historic and the gravy was superb. My wife thought her fish cake was excellent and the accompanying sauce divine. Breakfast the next morning was very good . It was pre ordered but you could easily customise your choices. All fresh produce was clearly locally sourced and efficiency served. We look forward to a return visit.
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Date of stay: August 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed 3 nights here with out large labradoodle pup. The hotel was so welcoming. Meals for dog owners are served in the Cricketers’ Bar, 6 tables well spaced and lots of room for your dog to stretch by you. There was a Labrador, a Dulux dog, a mongrel rescued from Romania, all made welcome.
One big extra plus is the quality of the food. The chef is extremely good and will knock you up whatever you fancy if you want something different.
Tony, the manager I think, is very knowledgeable and helpful. The staff can not do enough for you.
You’ve got to try it. We are very picky on where we stay and we will be back here.
One big extra plus is the quality of the food. The chef is extremely good and will knock you up whatever you fancy if you want something different.
Tony, the manager I think, is very knowledgeable and helpful. The staff can not do enough for you.
You’ve got to try it. We are very picky on where we stay and we will be back here.
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We arrived home today after a 3 night stay at this hotel celebrating the new year.
I read the reviews, as you do, and noticed the excellent reviews outweighed the terrible ones and am happy to say I'm so glad we booked here.
We arrived too early for check in so decided to have a spot of lunch and a drink in the bar and found the staff friendly.
On check in we were asked if we had visited before and when we said no we were shown where the restaurant etc were before being taken to our room. We were even asked if we needed help taking our luggage up to our room.
We were in the four poster bedroom and found it to be clean and warm.
The bed was very comfortable and I slept well (I am only 5ft 3ins and my hubby found it funny watching me climbing onto the bed the first time as it is quite high).
The food is gorgeous and there is a good choice of wine, Tony (the owner) is the man to speak to if you want advice on which one to choose.
The hotel has an olde charm about it, welcoming, friendly and homely. If you fancy spending some time just sitting and reading, having a coffee or a drink from the bar it's lovely to just take a seat in the lounge area, in front of a lovely fire and relax.
There are some great walks within walking distance from the hotel or a short drive away. Helmsley, Pickering, Malton, York and Castle Howard are just a few places you can visit in the area.
We got chatting with a few people who have been coming to this hotel for years and they only have good things to say about the hotel, food and Tony, Sally and their wonderful team.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and have already rebooked the same room for the 3 night New Year package for this year and our daughters in laws are also hoping to get booked in so they can join us.
Thank you again to Tony, Sally and their team for a wonderful stay.
I read the reviews, as you do, and noticed the excellent reviews outweighed the terrible ones and am happy to say I'm so glad we booked here.
We arrived too early for check in so decided to have a spot of lunch and a drink in the bar and found the staff friendly.
On check in we were asked if we had visited before and when we said no we were shown where the restaurant etc were before being taken to our room. We were even asked if we needed help taking our luggage up to our room.
We were in the four poster bedroom and found it to be clean and warm.
The bed was very comfortable and I slept well (I am only 5ft 3ins and my hubby found it funny watching me climbing onto the bed the first time as it is quite high).
The food is gorgeous and there is a good choice of wine, Tony (the owner) is the man to speak to if you want advice on which one to choose.
The hotel has an olde charm about it, welcoming, friendly and homely. If you fancy spending some time just sitting and reading, having a coffee or a drink from the bar it's lovely to just take a seat in the lounge area, in front of a lovely fire and relax.
There are some great walks within walking distance from the hotel or a short drive away. Helmsley, Pickering, Malton, York and Castle Howard are just a few places you can visit in the area.
We got chatting with a few people who have been coming to this hotel for years and they only have good things to say about the hotel, food and Tony, Sally and their wonderful team.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and have already rebooked the same room for the 3 night New Year package for this year and our daughters in laws are also hoping to get booked in so they can join us.
Thank you again to Tony, Sally and their team for a wonderful stay.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We went in for a drink on a Sunday evening bike ride to avoid a storm and were made very welcome. As a result, we booked a meal for 7/7 as we were staying on a nearby campsite without a tv and my husband was keen to watch a certain England football match.
I’m not an enthusiastic fan but I couldn’t have asked for a better place to watch. We both enjoyed an excellent meal before kick off in friendly surroundings with mainly locals who chatted to us and clearly held the owners and the restaurant in high regard. Once we had finished our meal, there was a big screen and many more people from the village came in.
I hasten to add that had you not wanted to watch, there were other quieter rooms.
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and had we not been returning home, would have returned for another meal and the final.
Next time we are in the area, we will definitely return!
I’m not an enthusiastic fan but I couldn’t have asked for a better place to watch. We both enjoyed an excellent meal before kick off in friendly surroundings with mainly locals who chatted to us and clearly held the owners and the restaurant in high regard. Once we had finished our meal, there was a big screen and many more people from the village came in.
I hasten to add that had you not wanted to watch, there were other quieter rooms.
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and had we not been returning home, would have returned for another meal and the final.
Next time we are in the area, we will definitely return!
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Date of stay: July 2021
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Not sure but when we stayed there were guests who had dogs
We found the manager fine, and helpful once you got chatting to him.
Good Morning,
There is a local bus service number 194 which picks up outside the hotel and will take you to Malton where you can pick up a train to York. But on your return the last bus back to Hovingham leaves Malton at 6pm.
Alternatively you could drive to the outskirts of York and use the park and ride the best one from here being the one situated at Monks Cross, I think the last bus back is around 8pm.
I hope this helps.
We look forward to welcoming you to Hovingham.
Regards
Tony Finn
Please contact reception on 01653 628234 and we can discuss you reservation.
Regards
Tony finn
Good Evening
Thank you for your enquiry.
e do have some ground floor rooms in our cottage rooms across the road from the main building but we do not have any rooms that are designated as disabled. If you would like to call me on 01653 628234 I can discribe them to you in more detail.
Regrds
Tony Finn
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"Check which bedroom you will be allocated, all pretty dated but some better than others. Don’t let them put you in room 12 - it’s horrible!"Read full review
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£94 - £128 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Which popular attractions are close to The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Ampleforth Abbey (4.7 miles), Nunnington Hall (2.5 miles), and Yorkshire Lavender (3.0 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge.
What food & drink options are available at The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include The Star Inn, The Grapes Inn, and Pheasant Hotel.
Is The Worsley Arms Hotel located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.07 miles away from the centre of Hovingham.
Are pets allowed at The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Does The Worsley Arms Hotel offer any business services?
Yes, guests have access to meeting rooms and a banquet room during their stay.
Are there any historical sites close to The Worsley Arms Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Nunnington Hall (2.5 miles) and Castle Howard (4.5 miles).
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Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.