Situated in Askrigg, a picturesque village within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Middle House, previously known as The White Rose Hotel, stands out as a celebrated setting. It gained fame as the backdrop for the beloved BBC Television series from the 1980s, "All Creatures Great and Small," inspired by James Herriot's stories. Askrigg is an ideal base for experiencing North Yorkshire's charm, offering guests exceptional drinks, delicious cuisine, comfortable rooms and unparalleled Yorkshire hospitality.

The accommodation at The Middle House feature amenities such as a television, hairdryer and facilities for making tea and coffee. Each room has an en-suite bathroom equipped with both a bathtub and shower, complemented by free toiletries.

The Orangery Restaurant, overlooking the beer garden, is known for its light-filled ambiance and regularly updated menu. For those preferring a more casual dining experience, the establishment's traditional Yorkshire bar serves bar meals alongside real ales. The Middle House Restaurant offers an à la carte menu, emphasising dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients.

Located in the heart of the North Yorkshire Dales, The Middle House is a prime spot for visitors eager to explore the scenic beauty of Wensleydale and Swaledale. Aysgarth, a well-known tourist spot, is merely a ten-minute drive away. Askrigg itself is surrounded by numerous circular trails, perfect for hikers and is near the stunning waterfalls at Mill Gill and Whitfield Force.

Rates: From £85 for a standard double/twin.

From £95 for a superior king/twin.

Dinner available upon request.