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Royal Oak Hotel
Located in Great Ayton, 9.1 km from Middlesbrough Cathedral and 21 km from Redcar Racecourse, Royal Oak Hotel provides accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
Mill Farm B&B
Mill Farm B&B is situated in Great Ayton, 9.3 km from Middlesbrough Cathedral, 21 km from Redcar Racecourse, and 35 km from Helmsley Castle.
CEDAR CAMPING POD
Featuring mountain views, CEDAR CAMPING POD provides accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 17 km from Middlesbrough Cathedral.
The Old Dairy
The Old Dairy, a property with a terrace, is situated in Great Ayton, 21 km from Redcar Racecourse, 36 km from Helmsley Castle, as well as 45 km from Whitby Abbey.
The King's Head Inn - The Inn Collection Group
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, The King's Head Inn - The Inn Collection Group offers pet-friendly accommodation in Newton under Roseberry, 41 km from Whitby. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
Wainstones Hotel
With a restaurant, bar and free Wi-Fi, this family-run hotel is on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors, 15 minutes from Teesside and near the Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk.
OYO The Leven
In the busy market town of Stokesley,OYO The Leven is just 10 minutes’ drive from the North Yorkshire Moors.
Gisborough Hall Hotel
Located 20 minutes’ drive from Middlesbrough, Gisborough Hall is set in peaceful private grounds. It offers a spa, a bar and an award-winning restaurant. Parking and Wi-Fi are free.
The Treebridge Hotel
Just under 7 miles from Middlesbrough, The Treebridge Hotel provides luxurious accommodation 5 minutes’ drive from the North York Moors National Park.
Blue Bell Lodge Hotel
Just off the A19 and only 5 km from Middlesbrough's town centre, railway station and football stadium, the Blue Bell offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and great-value rooms.
What guests said about Great Ayton:
- 10Scored 10
Lovely place with a few lovely shops, including petches pie...
Lovely place with a few lovely shops, including petches pie shop. a few charity shops and some lovely place to dine. There's a few pubs which serve food. The country side around is lovely. There's some lovely walks nearby. Overall a lovely little village in North Yorkshire .
curlywurly68United Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Wonderful walks for active people and their dogs although...
Wonderful walks for active people and their dogs although poor weather will reduce enjoyment as views are restricted by mist and cloud. Carparking at foot of Roseberry Topping available at reasonable charge, payable by card only.
JuliaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Great Ayton is a small village that is near Middlesbrough.
Great Ayton is a small village that is near Middlesbrough. It offers a peaceful location whilst at the same time offering enough facilities such as shops, pubs and take aways. It is well located for people who wish to explore the countryside or venture further afield to the coast eg Scarborough or Whitby. We stayed in a delightful modern bungalow that allowed dogs to stay. The property was very comfortable, with private off road parking and was situated within 5 minutes walking time from the villageChristineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Very clean place. The locals made us feel welcome.
Very clean place. The locals made us feel welcome. Good bus service. The Royal Oak pub served good food and main menu was half price on Mondays. The Persian restaurant ( the pomegranate) was a lovely place to eat, closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
GeorgeUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Great Ayton is a pretty little North Yorkshire village and...
Great Ayton is a pretty little North Yorkshire village and the gateway to the Cleveland Hills. It has all the facilities you'd want- a number of restaurants, takeaways, local taxi company, a village green, cashpoint, a few pubs and a micropub. It's also got a pretty stream running through it. It's easy to access and connected by bus, train and taxes to nearby Middlesbrough. It's worth a visit and is a good base for exploring the area but it could do with a crackdown on dog poo - there's quite a bit. If that were to happen, it would be perfect.MartynUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We were there for a wedding so didn't get to see a great lot...
We were there for a wedding so didn't get to see a great lot. The town centre was lovely and we will go back again for a break. The surrounding countryside is beautiful, people were friendly and welcoming. We dined in The Royal Oak serving a great steak, and good breakfast. Local info from the bride and groom was that it was one of their favourite pubs and eating houses. Easy place to walk around, need to explore more of the locality.
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