Guests say
Rose Lodge is highly praised for its warm and cosy atmosphere, stunning views, and excellent location for exploring North Yorkshire. Guests appreciate the thoughtful welcome packs and the property's cleanliness. The lodge offers a peaceful retreat with quality furnishings and is well-equipped for a comfortable stay.
Guests consistently mention the lodge's cleanliness, indicating a high standard of upkeep. The property is described as very clean throughout, contributing to the overall positive experience.
The location is celebrated for its tranquillity, beautiful views, and proximity to local attractions, including York and the countryside. It serves as a convenient base for exploring the area, though one review mentioned difficulty in finding the property in the dark.
The lodge is frequently described as warm, cosy, and comfortable, with a special mention of the comfortable beds. However, some guests noted issues with the mattresses and sofa comfort, slightly lowering the score.
Facilities are generally well-received, with the lodge being well-equipped and offering amenities like a washing machine and dishwasher. Some guests pointed out minor maintenance issues and a lack of instructions for appliances, indicating room for improvement.
Many reviews express gratitude for the welcome packs, which added a personal touch to their stay. While these gifts are highly appreciated, it is important to note that such gestures, though common, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Rose Lodge is a bespoke built lodge conveniently close to York and The North York Moors. Built in 2018, Rose Lodge has been finished to a high standard throughout and benefits from contemporary comforts such as full underfloor heating. Entering the lodge you will find a superb open-plan living space with a stylish kitchen and dining area, a superb space to enjoy with family and friends and take in the views of open countryside. Three bedrooms await, providing the perfect space to relax and recharge the batteries. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room while the other two share a superb family bathroom. The quiet village of Sheriff Hutton is mentioned twice in the Doomsday Book. In 1140, during the reign of King Stephen, a motte-and-bailey castle was built, the remains of which can be seen from Rose Lodge. The Castle has been designated Ancient Monument status. Today it is popular with walkers and cyclists who come to enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside. Sheriff Hutton benefits from a village post office and general store, artisan wine shop, Quarmbys delicatessen and coffee shop, two pubs, pizza take-away, butcher and sandwich shop. Nearby attractions include Castle Howard, The North York Moors, James Herriot country and the coastal towns of Whitby, Filey, Scarborough and Bridlington. A superb lodge any time of the year! Note: This property can be booked with reference 985484, together they can sleep up to 12.
Sheriff Hutton is a small village resting between the hills of York and Malton. The village is steeped with history, with ruins of a 14th century castle, housing Richard III in 1483, and a medieval church with Norman tower dating from 1100. Within the village you will also find a green area and two pubs serving food. Around the area you will find a vast array of activities, including walking and cycling.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Three bedrooms; 1 x double with en-suite with walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 1 x twin bedroom.
Bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Open-plan living room with kitchen area, dining area and sitting area.
Biomass central heating and underfloor heating.
Dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, oven and hob, 4 slice toaster, kettle, generous supply of utensils and kitchen ware, Smart HD TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen inc in rent.
Off-road private parking for 2 cars.
Enclosed lawned garden with decking, and furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub within 1 mile.Please note guests are requested to bring their own towels and tea towels
Nearby points of interest
- Shambles
- JORVIK Viking Centre
- Flamingo Land
- Rievaulx Abbey
Reviews (18)
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Allan
However, we identified a number of issues that need to be addressed before we could recommend it to our friends or family, as follows: - It was extremely difficult to locate the property in the dark, as the lights on the gates were not in operation and we could not see the litter bin as it was small and black. - The drive was in a state of disrepair due to potholes and an uneven surface. - The parking spaces were sufficient for two cars but were extremely difficult to manoeuvre into due to the trees on the drive. - Ensure that you have provisions when you arrive, as there is no welcome pack of milk, etc, and the local shop closes relatively early! We had to go to Tesco, which is about 6 miles away. - The fridge was very small and did not have the milk bottle holder, as it was missing from the door, which made storage for 5 people very difficult. - There was only enough washing up liquid for one lot of washing-up!! - There was a hole in the lounge wall that looked unsightly. - The sofas were very uncomfortable, with no foot-stools - The shower head in the communal bathroom seemed to have some sort of bag tied around it. - All the beds were very uncomfortable and the mattresses in the Premier Inn we stayed in on the way up were luxurious in comparison. - The en-suite bathroom door could not be properly shut as there was a gap of about 3", which meant that there was no possibility of privacy. - The Highwayman Pub is the only place to eat locally and it is very good. However, it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Carol
Would definately recommend as very comfortable and convenient for site seeing, we will come back
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Kane
Great place to stay only issue was with the location and nothing around food wise or nightlife but for a quiet time away itâs perfect