A Romantic and Relaxing North Yorkshire Bed and Breakfast
Where Richmond’s Georgian charm blends seamlessly with Modern Luxuries
Come and relax and unwind in our elegant and comfortable Georgian townhouse in the very heart of historic Richmond, the “cultural capital” of North Yorkshire. Guests are invited to feel the stress of everyday life melt away. Luxuriate in one of our roll top baths using our opulant range of L’Occitane toiletries or gaze at the views of the famous castle’s wall, the picturesque market place or over the rooftops to the Swaledale countryside.
Luxurious Hi-end amenities.
Relax in Elegant Georgian Comfort
Stay in one of the most unique and accommodating B&B’s in North Yorkshire.
Our romantic Richmond getaway offers high-end amenities and services such as roll top baths, complementary drinks, chocolates and biscuits, four poster beds and luxuriant L’Occitane toiletries.
After your restful night’s sleep in luxury Egyptian cotton linen, enjoy a leisurely homemade breakfast, cooked to order, each morning. It’s the perfect recipe for relaxation. Privacy and seclusion are yours in this peaceful setting.
Try Our Famous Full English
Savour The Castle House’s Delicious Breakfasts
Home cooked to order with local produce.
We love fresh, mouth-watering food with unique flavours using the freshest local produce from butchers right here in Richmond. Choose fresh fruits, seeds, yogurt, cereals, juices and nuts from our well stocked buffet. We are happy to accommodate special dietary needs or food allergies with advance notice.
Welcome to Richmond; the “Culture Capital” of North Yorkshire
Whatever your cultural tastes, Richmond has something for you.
Richmond, with good reason, is known as the culture capital of North Yorkshire, with museums, the castle, independent bookshops, cinema, the world famous Georgian Theatre, picture galleries, and gift and art shops.
But if you don’t like culture you have got to like cake and pies! Richmond has some of the most wonderful cafes, restaurants and artisan food producers in North Yorkshire.
