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"Spotless room lovely staff everything you need close by within walking distance shops restaurants pubs just be careful at night time I wouldn’t recommend going out alone "

"All good very friendly staff."

"Wonderful stay. Clean room (although strong smell of drains), very comfy bed. Great to have a bath and a separate shower. Food was amazing. Pork crackling, rump steak and seabass all cooked to absolute perfection. Cheeseboard taken to room was a great late night supper! Breakfast was superb. How they managed to get my poached egg transported up to the furthest room from the kitchen, and it still be perfectly cooked, amazes me! Every member of staff was friendly, efficient, polite and helpful. All are a credit to the Hall. Will certainly return as soon as finances allow! "

"The rooms are tired looking and need a refurb. However comfortable bed, staff and restaurant no complaints very friendly and attentive! Food lovely! "

"Me and my partner stayed over in the Leven for just one night and were amazed by how gorgeous the room was. It was spotless, the bathroom was spacious and had both a bath and a shower and there was a kettle to make tea or coffee. The bed was incredibly comfortable and it was an overall lovely experience. The only downside was music being played into the night but that’s what you get for staying in a town on a Friday night I suppose so I don’t blame the hotel. The room definitely gave a cottage-y vibe which was nice as it went with the scenic background of Stokesley and the village itself. We would definitely stay here again. "

"Well located and clean. Lovely staff"

"Good breakfast, warm room, bath welcome even though dated Whole hotel needs updating and refurbishment but value for money "

"Brilliant hotel, Joshua and Andrea ate outstanding staff"

"Great pub in a fabulous location … very friendly happy staff and a fantastic breakfast …. Attention to detail in the rooms is great even a little duck for the bath .. a very pleasant stay in a Gawjus village "