An 18th-century coaching inn on Easingwold's Georgian market square with designated pet-friendly rooms at 10 pounds per pet per night, up to three pets of any size. Dogs receive treats and a welcome pack at check-in with food and water bowls available, and can join you for breakfast and dinner in the tiled area of the restaurant. A handy base for the northern reaches of the Foss Walk and the Howardian Hills fringe.
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The rooms that take dogs, and where they sleep.
Can the dog actually sleep here, and what does it cost.
What a night actually costs, so nobody has to ring to find out.
How many dog-friendly rooms, whether they are ground floor, where the dog sleeps.
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The long one: eleven and a half miles from Easingwold out to Crayke, up to Oulston Reservoir on the fringe of the Howardian Hills and back, with 190 metres of ascent and a good five hours on the move. Start from the southern edge of Easingwold near Outwood Academy where there is street parking, or use the town's free market place car park; the 31X bus links Easingwold with York and Thirsk. This crosses a lot of working farmland with cattle and sheep, several stiles that a big dog will need lifting over, and stretches of quiet lane, so it wants a fit dog on a lead for long sections; the reservoir is a drinking chance but not a swimming one, and the higher field paths hold water badly from November to March.
An independent cafe on Easingwold's Market Place doing breakfast, brunch and lunch, with a walled courtyard garden at the back. Dogs are welcome both indoors and out among the flowers in the courtyard. A good first stop before the lanes out to Crayke and Brandsby.
A smartly refurbished inn on Easingwold's cobbled Market Place, listed as a child and dog friendly pub serving food. Dogs are welcome indoors as well as at the outdoor seating and in the garden. A comfortable halt on the old road between York and Thirsk.
Nobody has written one for The George Hotel. If you have been with the dog, you would be the first — and the first review is the one everybody reads.
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