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"The property was a beautiful place to stay. Very clean and tidy. Mary was so nice and really looked after us. We were even given torches if we wanted to go out at night. A lovely breakfast and you could have as much as you want. I would recommend anyone to stay in this beautiful part of the world and this lovely place."

"We enjoyed many facets of our stay at the Lister Arms in early May. The sights and walks are stupendous--there are steep walks and near flat walks along the river and some through stone walled grass fields with lots of sheep. The food at the Lister was excellent and we had meals in the morning, midday and evening. Great selection of real ales. Very attentive and engaging staff. "

"Both hosts were excellent. Property was in ideal location, clean and tidy Breakfast was perfect..."

"Stayed for one night for our anniversary. Really lovely old style B&B. Very comfortable, great breakfast, parking and right in the middle of Grassington"

"Nice to place to stay. Rooms are very warm and sometimes the late night drinkers keep you awake."

"1990’s food was ok. Room ok. Nothing to write home about. Staff were very good. Very difficult to find as the A59 was closed due to a landslide "

"Excellent in every way , staff without exception made you feel welcome and looked after. Beautiful grounds & excellent spa facilities & wonderful food . Highly recommended. "

"Really enjoyed our stay. Only negative was that the dinner menu was the same each night. The staff were very friendly and polite. A very dog friendly hotel too - you had the option to have meals in a nice room with your dog - this isn’t the case in some dog friendly hotels. Would stay again."

"Excellent service, couldn't have been more helpful. Room was nice, clean but a bit small...if I'd had a big suitcase not sure if it would have fit. Breakfast was generous and delicious. "

"Nice hotel, nice room very clean. Before we went we were not made aware that this hotel is primarily booked through HF holidays who offer walking and biking holidays so we weren’t expecting to have to eat at communal tables no individual tables you’re expected to sit at big tables full of strangers."