Our 24 bedrooms are anything but uniform – each one has its own quirks, charm, and cosy corners.
From snug boltholes made for two, to roomy suites you’ll want to linger in, there’s a spot for every kind of stay. Some open straight onto the garden for easy wanders and muddy paws, others frame the view just so – perfect for slow mornings and lazy lie-ins.
Whatever you choose, expect thoughtful touches, comfy beds, and all the tranquillity you need to properly switch off. No fuss, just simple, well-done comfort that makes you feel right at home.
Our two Suites are all about luxury and room to stretch out. With generous space, a separate living area, and elegant furnishings, they offer a perfect mix of relaxation and style. Ideal for special occasions or longer stays, these rooms are designed to make you feel at ease, while indulging in just the right amount of sophistication.
One of our Suites is on the ground floor and dog friendly, but the other one isn't - please contact our team before booking if you require either of these features.Our three Junior Suites strike the perfect balance of space and style. With a larger-than-average layout, they give you plenty of room to relax and unwind. Beautifully designed interiors add a touch of luxury, making them the perfect choice for those looking for a little extra indulgence on their getaway.
Two of our Junior Suites are on the ground floor and dog friendly, but one isn't - please contact our team before booking if you require either of these features.Our Deluxe rooms offer a bit more room to relax than our Superior and Cosy rooms, making them ideal for those seeking a touch more comfort. Recently refurbished, each room combines beautiful, individually designed interiors that effortlessly blend style and comfort.
Situated upstairs in the Main House or the Coach House, they also feature a cosy seating area—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.Our Superior King rooms each have their own features – whether it’s the bathroom setup, layout, or location.
Please note, none of these rooms are dog-friendly. To make sure you’re booked into the room that best suits your needs, we recommend reaching out to our team before finalising your reservation. We’re here to help you choose the perfect fit.Our Cosy Conservatory rooms offer all the comfort of our Cosy King rooms, with the added bonus of your own private conservatory and direct access to the garden. Although a little snug, they are the perfect spot to unwind with a book or enjoy your morning coffee, surrounded by relaxed seating and lovely garden views.
Situated on the ground floor, these rooms are also dog-friendly - making them an ideal choice for guests travelling with four-legged companions.Our Cosy King rooms are designed for comfort, offering a snug retreat in a more compact layout. Perfect for individuals or couples looking to unwind for a few nights, these rooms may be smaller in size, but they certainly don’t skimp on warmth and character.
Compact yet full of personality, our Cosy Double rooms make the most of the space without sacrificing comfort. Perfect for solo stays or couples on a short getaway, each room features a comfy double bed and serves as a cosy base for exploring the beauty of the Dales.
Not all of our Cosy Double rooms are on the ground floor and dog friendly. Please contact our team before booking if you require either of these features.
We know how important it is to pick the right room for your stay, and we’ve made it easier to do just that with our interactive 3D tour. You can take a good look around, explore our rooms, their space, and all the little details that make each one unique. And if you’d rather chat about the options, our team is always happy to help by phone or email to guide you to the perfect spot.
If you have any questions, we’re here to help! If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for in our Frequently Asked Questions section below, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us – our team is always happy to assist.
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An evening (or two!) of whisky, food and fascinating stories.
Next month, on 8th & 9th November we’ll be hosting a tasting experience celebrating the character and craft of exceptional whiskies.
Led by whisky expert, Phil Lindsey, each evening will feature five (or more) carefully selected whiskies, followed by a three-course dinner.
Whether you already know your favourite dram or are taking your first steps into whisky, there’ll be plenty to enjoy!
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🐿️ Just look at that cheeky little face! 😍
Autumn is one of the best times to spot red squirrels at Snaizeholme, just a short drive from us. At this time of year, they’re busy foraging and gathering food to see them through the winter months.
If you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of these adorable little creatures, here are a few tips for your visit:
🕰️ Go early or late - red squirrels tend to be most active in the early morning and late afternoon
🌤️ Pick a calm, dry day - they’re more likely to stay tucked away when it’s wet or windy
🥾 Wear sturdy footwear - the circular walk is around 2.5-miles, with some steep, uneven sections
🐶 Consider leaving the dog at home - dogs are welcome on leads, but squirrels are shy, so you may have better luck without your four-legged friend
🚗 Plan your parking - parking at Snaizeholme is very limited and must be booked in advance. Alternatively, you can arrange transport from Hawes on the @the.littlewhitebus_udcpltd It’s worth checking the arrangements before setting off so you can enjoy a stress-free visit.
Of course, as with all wildlife, sightings are never guaranteed. But if you’re lucky enough to spot one, they’re certainly worth the wait!
🧡 Help protect their home - if you enjoy your visit, you might like to support the work of the @woodlandtrust to restore and protect the wider Snaizeholme landscape, helping wildlife thrive for years to come.
Find out more: https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/support-us/give/appeals/snaizeholme/
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✨ An Evening to Remember ✨
A crackling fire, a hot drink, and a little unexpected magic in the skies above Stone House.
These lovely guests, enjoying our Dark Skies Escape package, were treated to a beautiful glimpse of the Northern Lights last night – a rather special addition to their evening under the stars.
Tucked away on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, we’re fortunate to enjoy some wonderfully dark skies, and with the nights drawing in, there’s plenty to look forward to overhead.
🔭 Coming up in October’s night skies:
☄️ 21–22 October | Orionid Meteor Shower
A chance to spot shooting stars created by debris from Halley’s Comet, with up to 15–20 meteors an hour under ideal conditions.
🪐 24 October | The Moon Meets Saturn
Look out for the Moon appearing close to Saturn in the evening sky.
🌕 26 October | Hunter’s Moon
October’s full moon, traditionally associated with the autumn hunting season, illuminating the Dales.
✨ 27–28 October | The Seven Sisters
Watch as the Moon passes in front of stars in the Pleiades cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, in a beautiful celestial event called a lunar occultation.
Of course, clear skies are never guaranteed, and neither are the Northern Lights, but that’s all part of the magic. Sometimes all you need is a warm fire, a blanket, good company and a reason to look up.
Discover our Dark Skies Escape (link in bio) and make an evening of it. ✨ https://stonehousehotel.co.uk/offers-and-events/
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🐑🐾 A busy day in the Yorkshire Dales!
Meet Doug, hard at work gathering sheep off the fells just a few miles from Stone House earlier this week.
At this time of year, sheep are gathered from the hills for dipping, helping to protect them and keep their fleeces healthy. The younger sheep are then returned to the fells until tupping time, when the rams are introduced to the ewes for breeding ahead of spring lambing.
It’s all part of the traditional farming calendar in the Yorkshire Dales, and a lovely glimpse into the rhythms of rural life that continue right on our doorstep.
A big thank you to farmer Rusty for sharing this wonderful image with us – and to Doug for being such a good boy! 🐾💚
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This autumn, experience the extraordinary skies of the Dales.
Our Dark Skies Escape is available on stays of two nights or more during October or November. Enjoy a three-course dinner on one evening, use of our telescope, a practical stargazing guide and a Dark Skies basket filled with treats to enjoy beneath the stars.
As night falls, the Dales come into their own. With so little light pollution, step outside and see the stars in all their glory - from familiar constellations to bright planets. And if the conditions are just right, you might even catch the Northern Lights overhead.
Find out more about our Dark Skies Escape on the website.
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There’s a word the Dutch have that we don’t quite have in English: gezellig (heh-SELL-ick).
It can mean cosy, warm or inviting, but it’s also something more than that: time spent with people you love, seeing an old friend after far too long, or simply that feeling of being somewhere you’re very happy to be.
We like to think Stone House is rather gezellig - and these photographs seem to capture it perfectly.
They come courtesy of some lovely guests from the Netherlands, who stayed with us earlier this year, arriving in a rather beautiful vintage Bentley and leaving us with a little glimpse of their stay.
📸 @roossneek
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