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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Discover the best hotels in Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, England including Highfield Farm Guest Accommodation, St Quintin Arms Inn, Best Western The Bell In Driffield, Highfield Farm Guest Accommodation, Wolds Village, Forty One, White Horse Inn, Burton Lodge Guest House, Barmston Beach Holiday Park, The Star Inn.
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1. Highfield Farm Guest Accommodation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Situated in a peaceful rural location 6 miles from the market town of Driffield and 9 miles from historic Beverley, Highfield Farm is the ideal venue for your relaxing get-away, business meeting or for that special occasion. Recently converted from a former farmstead, Highfield Farm now boasts 9 Bed & Breakfast rooms, a comfortable lounge, 2 dining rooms and Conference Facilities. An ideal location for team building events, family parties, hen weekends and lots more! With private farmland and woodland walks to all sides you are assured a peaceful stay. Highfield Farm is no stranger to the cycle enthusiast. Located on the route of the Way of the Roses we have secure bike storage, drying facilities and e-bike charging points. A sweet treat awaits all cyclist after a hard day in the saddle! With notice, and for parties of 8 or more, we can provide evening meals during your stay. Highfield Farm is also home to the award winning Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School so why not combine your stay with a cookery class. Cook and Dine experiences benefit from discounted B&B rates. New in 2021, our four fabulous glamping cabins. The cabins have their own cooking facilities with microwave, hob, fridge, toaster and kettle, a double bed as well as a sofa bed and a spacious en-suite shower room. On the private decking you can take in the Wolds sunset whilst relaxing in your own four person electric hot tub. We are very happy for you to bring up to two of your furry friends along too! Freeview TV and free high speed wifi available as well as BBQ.
Still excellent glamping
Reviewed By ewallaceleggI’ve stayed here another couple of times since 2021 (April and May) and standards are still just as high. The cabins are still in great condition and the breakfast is delicious. Looking forward to booking again!
2. St Quintin Arms Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 239 reviews
St Quintin Arms Inn is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Driffield, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. All our guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free WiFi offered by the inn. The property also boasts free breakfast, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to St Quintin Arms Inn, free parking is available. When you're feeling hungry, you can check out St Quintin Arms (0.1 mi), which is within walking distance of St Quintin Arms Inn. Best of all, St Quintin Arms Inn makes it easy to experience some great Driffield attractions like St. Michael and All Angels Church, which is a popular historic site. Enjoy your stay in Driffield!
Very friendly, helpful and accommodating staff.
Reviewed By G7663EIrichardbWe stayed for two nights but as we needed to leave the hotel very early on our first day we had expected to have to miss breakfast. When we told the owner this he very kindly provided bacon rolls to take with us. We also expected to be back very late that evening so didn't book a table for dinner but when we returned unexpectedly early they squeezed us in despite being full! The dinner menu is excellent and the food delicious. The Inn is situated in a very peaceful location and our room was very comfortable. Our only criticism would be that the lighting in the bathroom could be better and coat hooks on the bathroom and room doors would be useful. Overall we were very happy with our stay and would certainly stay again should the need arise.
3. Best Western The Bell In Driffield
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 411 reviews
An 18th-century listed hotel situated in the centre of Driffield ‘the capital of the wolds’. Tastefully furnished with antiques and fine arts, it boasts 16 individually styled suites and bedrooms, a beautiful oak paneled restaurant and The Oak Bar, featuring around 300 malt whiskies and local hand pulled cask conditioned real ales. The hotel also offers an unrivaled range of leisure facilities; swimming pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, super spa, rasul, flotation tank, full nautilus gym, beauty salon featuring Clarins, hairdressers, squash court and snooker room etc. Situated within easy reach of historic Beverley and York. Award winning disabled access. Hotel not suitable for children under 16 years old.
Platinum Jubilee in Driffield
Reviewed By E3896HUshaunpWanted a few days away over the half term, were looking at the coast, but this Best Western hotel came up and we have used them in the past. I can't comment on the normal double rooms as we paid a bit extra for a "superior room". We were extremely pleased with the room (or should I say room's). You entered the room, which was a sitting room with a sofa, writing desk and chair, a large chest of drawers and a full length mirror. There were two more small pieces of furniture which turned out to be commodes (don't worry, these were only for decoration). The next room was the actual bedroom, the bed was very high up and solid wood with a canopy and drapes, I found this to be very comfortable. There was more solid wood furniture, a small set of drawers, two bedside cabinets and another cabinet which had the TV on it. The bathroom was the next room with the toilet beyond that. We had tea at coffee making facilities, replenished each day, including biscuits. We did not have food at the hotel in the evening, nor did we use the spa facilities, but we were booked for breakfast. They had a choice of cereal and juices, yogurt and croissant. A long while since we have stayed in a hotel where they actually bring you a pot of tea or coffee rather than having to help yourself. Also, being a small hotel, they make your toast and the food is cooked fresh to order. I thought the full breakfast was extremely good. Our room was facing the road, and there was music in the bar opposite one night until after midnight (possibly just because of bank holiday), but I just closed the double glazing. It is rather old fashioned, the floors do creak ( I think this is mentioned on the hotel website), that's what we liked about it. I managed to park on arrival, no problems but we stayed in Driffield one day and went out by train the other two (station only a few minutes walk from hotel). We also found the staff friendly and helpful. Well done if you have read all of this, I rarely do reviews and never this long, but there seem to be a vast difference in other reviews, almost like they are talking about two completely different hotels, we really loved it.
4. Highfield Farm Guest Accommodation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Situated in a peaceful rural location 6 miles from the market town of Driffield and 9 miles from historic Beverley, Highfield Farm is the ideal venue for your relaxing get-away, business meeting or for that special occasion. Recently converted from a former farmstead, Highfield Farm now boasts 9 Bed & Breakfast rooms, a comfortable lounge, 2 dining rooms and Conference Facilities. An ideal location for team building events, family parties, hen weekends and lots more! With private farmland and woodland walks to all sides you are assured a peaceful stay. Highfield Farm is no stranger to the cycle enthusiast. Located on the route of the Way of the Roses we have secure bike storage, drying facilities and e-bike charging points. A sweet treat awaits all cyclist after a hard day in the saddle! With notice, and for parties of 8 or more, we can provide evening meals during your stay. Highfield Farm is also home to the award winning Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School so why not combine your stay with a cookery class. Cook and Dine experiences benefit from discounted B&B rates. New in 2021, our four fabulous glamping cabins. The cabins have their own cooking facilities with microwave, hob, fridge, toaster and kettle, a double bed as well as a sofa bed and a spacious en-suite shower room. On the private decking you can take in the Wolds sunset whilst relaxing in your own four person electric hot tub. We are very happy for you to bring up to two of your furry friends along too! Freeview TV and free high speed wifi available as well as BBQ.
Still excellent glamping
Reviewed By ewallaceleggI’ve stayed here another couple of times since 2021 (April and May) and standards are still just as high. The cabins are still in great condition and the breakfast is delicious. Looking forward to booking again!
5. Wolds Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
Wolds Village is a family-run establishment located in a magnificent Georgian farmstead which, during the 19th century, incorporated a charming coaching Inn. It is located in the unspoiled Yorkshire Wolds at the centre of the East Riding of Yorkshire. We offer seven individually designed rooms, all themed with a different historical period. From Tudor, Victorian, Georgian & Gothic to Art Deco, Art Nouveau & Edwardian. Five of the rooms have king-sized double beds, some with fourposters & two rooms are twin bedded. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms & have a colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers & beautiful views over open countryside. Visit Britain have given a Gold award alongside the star status. We also have a restaurant & tearooms which is open 7 days a week 10am to 8pm(last bookings) Mon to Sat & 10am to 5pm Sundays serving traditional English cuisine at is best, with many locally sourced products. We are well known for our Yorkshire breakfasts which are served in the conservatory area of the restaurant & we have achieved the Visit Britain Breakfast Award. We also have a fantastic craft & gift shop which stocks a huge array of goods & is a real Aladdins cave. The shop is open 7 days a week. In addition, we have two beautiful courtyards with outside seating areas, woodland walk with art trail & large car park with CCTV. Free internet WIFI in all rooms.
Weekend break
Reviewed By Peter LWhat a great place. We stayed in the Gothic room which was brilliant really well themed. The staff were very attentive and friendly and the food was excellent. A very nice place which highly recommend. Thanks for a great stay Pete and Marina
6. Forty One
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Forty One is a stylish Eatery, Bar and a place to catch Forty One winks. You can catch up with friends, have a family meal, meet with colleagues, unwind after work or simply indulge in our excellent selection of food and drink. You can make a night of it and stay in one of our luxurious bedrooms. Come and enjoy being looked after by our friendly team in contemporary and 'reclaimed' surroundings. Family friendly with baby changing facilities.
Fantastic food
Reviewed By GlobeTrotting774037The service, the food, the staff, everything about the place was top notch. I would highly recommend. Didnt stay here, stayed at the Bell Hotel which was awful so would definately consider it next time I'm over that way
7. White Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 53 reviews
Avoid! Asked for help and was ignored!
Reviewed By stacey sSee photos for full review left on bookings.com 2 very tired children and adults making a 3 hour drive back because of issues.A member of staff (who had been drinking before her shift, when we were eating in there) rudely interrupted and accused us of lieing until another member of staff (who we were originally talking to) explained what room we were in, room 5. She quickly went quiet. All that was asked was when the music and extraction would be off in the kitchen as it was very, very loud. They said 8pm, we waited until 9:30pm and no change so had to leave. An industrial extraction ducting running through a room should be insulated, Not just boarded over. If you know your using the room above the kitchen for guests, a little bit of thought is needed when blasting the radio! Key was handed back to the member of staff we had earlier spoke to. She apologised as she had spoken to staff but it seems they ignored her. Now seeking a refund from either the hotel, bookings.com or failing that, the bank. Will update review on whether or not this is issued through the hotel or if we had to do a charge back through the bank!
8. Burton Lodge Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 151 reviews
A beautiful family run, 4 star, licensed guest house standing in over 2 acres of grounds at the edge of the village of Brandesburton in rural East Yorkshire. Adjoining the guest house is the excellent 18 hole Hainsworth Park Golf Course with the 1st tee from the grounds. Burton Lodge offers 8 tastefully decorated en-suite bedrooms that appeal to both business and holiday guests alike. Brandesburton is located seven miles to the east of the historic market town of Beverley with its magnificent Minster and within easy reach of the Humber Bridge, Hull, Driffield, Bridlington, Hornsea and York, whilst the beautiful East Yorkshire coast is only six miles away.
Very relaxing; good hosts
Reviewed By LaraBtoBooked last minute an stayed one night in The Bothy. It was cosy, calm, rleaxing. Loved the bird song at dusk and dawn. We moved to Room #1 for 2 nights. This was spacious, clean and the most comfortable bed. Overlooked the beautiful garden - bunnies hopping around and lots of birds. The garden was so calming. Really enjoyed the spa and the cool swimming pool - very refreshing. Staff are friendly (including th lovely spa staff) and very helpful. Excellent breakfast - perfect scrambled eggs. Tips: Beverley has good restaurants but they are small and booked up. Stayed here for Bempton Cliffs - magical to see the albatross, gannets, guillemots - erroneously classified as penguins by one non-specialised bird-watcher!
9. Barmston Beach Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 889 reviews
Whether you’re soaking up the scenery from the clifftops or the beachfront – you’ll love Barmston Beach Holiday Park. With views stretching as far as Bridlington & Flamborough Head – it can’t be matched. Feeling fit - challenge yourself to the 90-minute coastal walk to the seaside town Bridlington! Feeling fitter – try biking it across! One thing’s for sure, you’ll work up quite the appetite! Enjoy the Boathouse Restaurant, on standby with a fabulous feast to offer. For a splash that doesn’t involve the sea, the on-site bar’s divine drinks menu will see you through the night. Enjoy the beautiful beaches galore at Barmston Beach Holiday Park!
Don’t bother
Reviewed By kerrylC2662CKSmall park with even smaller facilities, caravan (even though paid for a supposedly higher ) was old and filthy, couldn’t use the lounge area as far too uncomfortable, filthy old fridge and ridiculous amounts of dust in the air vents on the radiators, so while it was freezing you couldn’t use them due to the dust and smell, absolutely no customer service at reception, park is full take it or leave it , first night the oven wouldn’t work so went to the bar for a meal £80 for dinged food that wasn’t edible, yet again customer service was non existent, the next day we went for coffee while the kids used the pool, coffee machine out of order and no kitchen service due to a technical error, this lasted until over half way into the holiday where it turned out they actually had no staff, pool consistently closed due to the same “technical error” when it does open you get a 45 minute slot every hour , where your told its due to cleaning and checks before the next slot , yet all you will see is the life guards going into the main bar to flirt with the serving girls, and don’t go expecting a great nights sleep a double bed so short my 5ft 3” frame had my feet hanging out and covered in bruises as the mattress doesn’t fit the bed so had continuous knocks from the wooden frame, stay away
10. The Star Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
The Star Inn is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Nafferton, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. The Star Inn is a family-friendly inn offering a flat screen TV in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free internet access is offered to guests. The inn features room service, baggage storage, and outdoor furniture. Plus, guests can enjoy a pool and an on-site restaurant, which have made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Nafferton. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While staying at The Star Inn, you may want to check out Nafferton Fisheries (0.3 mi) which is a short walk away. Enjoy your stay in Nafferton!
Disappointing Visit for a drink
Reviewed By KatehawksIf you work in hospitality, there should be some attempt at being hospitable. Stoney welcome, no hand pulled ale. Dark dingy pub in need of major refurbishment. Felt very uncomfortable. There is another establishment well worth a visit in Nafferton.
