The Forge is a luxury, family-run, country inn in the heart of Aislaby, three miles outside of Whitby. The quaint stone building has been recently renovated and features double, luxury and family rooms. Every en-suite room features central heating, a flat-screen TV with freeview, and a coffee and tea-making service. The hotel also offers two cottages. The hotel features rustic wooden furniture and hardwood floors throughout as well as tasteful antiques. Free breakfast is included in the price of the room. The hotel also serves meals every day. The chef sources ingredients locally and cooks with seasonal produce. The hotel is located within the North York Moors National Park and close to popular tourist attractions. The North Yorkshire coast is easy driving distance and The North Yorkshire Moors Railway and Flamingo Land theme park and zoo are nearby.
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Families absolutely fell in love with this little slice of Yorkshire country charm. The decorations and furnishings, right down to the authentic wood-burning stove in the bar are quaint but also recently renovated to a high standard. Guests found the faci
Do not miss any meal! Guests gave rave reviews about not only breakfast but the traditional English food served the rest of the day by the chef who sources his produce locally and alters the menu seasonally. Not the average pub food, by a mile.
Guests loved the location – which is not only quaint, but visually stunning as it is on the coast and in a National Park. Outdoor strolls and bird-watching, along with nearby local amusement parks and other activities keep guests as busy as they want to b
Some guests felt the bathrooms were either too small or poorly designed. Some complained that the wash-basin was too small.
Some guests found the stairs hard to navigate. They recommended that if traveling with small children or lots of luggage, it is better to ask for a room on a lower floor.
Certain guests, particularly those on the taller side, noted that the wood beams in the ceilings are set a bit low and there are sloping ceilings that give an illusion of height when there is none. Tall guests had to mind their heads in both their rooms a
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