Captain Cook Memorial Museum
The Museum is in the 17th century house on Whitby's harbour where the young James Cook lodged as apprentice
Situated just three and a half miles from the market town of Richmond, the gateway to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
The Georgian farmhouse, dating back to 1797, has unusual bay windows over looking the garden and the fields beyond.
When you come to stay with us you will be welcomed with a pot of tea or coffee and some home-made Yorkshire tea bread, and if you like we can book you into somewhere good to eat, we are lucky in that locally we have several good pub/restaurants that cater for every taste and pocket.
We have three rooms in the farmhouse, with a fantastic outlook, all are spacious and relaxing, with their own ensuit bathrooms, two have the beautiful bay windows and king size beds, one of which is a four poster for those special occasions.
Our other bedrooms are set around a courtyard, here we have a mixture of double and twin-bedded rooms, and a family suit that has a twin room and a king-size bed-room, all our rooms are en-suit, with television, tea/coffee making facilities.
Tariff:
•£35 pppn Double Room In The Courtyard
•£40 pppn King Size Room In The Main House
•£40-£45 pppn Single Room.
•Children under 14 are 1/2 price, when sharing a room.
Address
Whashton Springs Farm, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 7JS
Type
B&B
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