Richmond Easby Abbey Hotels

"The Buck Inn is well positioned for the centre of town without being too busy. The room we booked was already occupied when we arrived so we were allocated a small family room (1x double + 1 single divan). There was no wardrobe just a short metal rack on the wall positioned over an electric radiator. The hand basin was in the bedroom and the en suite loo/shower room did not have a functioning extractor fan. The kettle was on the window sill behind the curtain which was not ideal. Breakfast was well cooked and the cafetière coffee was good. Parking was on the street in a zoned area limiting time to 2 hours parking between 8am and 6pm Monday to Saturday and we were given a parking disc to display on the dash when we checked in. "

"Tiny single room reminded me of student accommodation - bathroom better than the bedroom (& approx same size). Shabby carpet & stained wall. Cost £129 for one night room only mid week - overpriced & disappointing "

"The room was very comfortable, a little attention needed to cleaning, the stuff was helpful. "

"Clean room, courteous staff, good pillows and a comfy bed."

"Excellent cottage, shower room small. But the cottage is in a great position for exploring local area."

"Great location, very clean and the washer dryer being available was fantastic "

"Lovely and spacious apartment. Loved our stay! Thank you!"

"Fabulous little cottage, perfectly placed for the delights of Richmond. Will certainly be back!"

"Absolutely loved our stay at this Richmond cottage. It has the most amazing view of the village of Richmond including the Castle and the Falls. The hosts were great, provided a nice welcoming basket and there was lots of local travel information on the coffee table. It was nice that the all the rooms were on one floor - and the wash room with a tumble dryer was a great feature.The beds were very comfortable and the bathroom with a large tub and separate shower was great. There is a separate toilet room by the wash room, so another nice feature. We ate most dinners in, and found the kitchen to be stocked with the basics (salt, pepper, oil), and lots of different baking and cooking pans and such. One of the reasons we picket this cottage was it offered off-street parking - which was true, but the drive way is very narrow so best to back in, which was a bit tricky at first but soon got the hang of it. Some of the rooms face the street, so some road noise, but that should be expected when staying in a village. Would happily stay here again as it was a great location to explore Yorkshire!"