Black Swan Hotel Helmsley

General Information

The Black Swan at Helmsley is a historic inn, turned shop hotel. Its varied exterior, with its black and white timbered, Elizabethan and Georgian elements, portrays a wealthy heritage dating back to the C15th. Right in the middle of one of the North Yorks Moors' prettiest countrysides, the guesthouse is elegantly appointed, blending antiques with classic modern design. Primarily a training inn, it thrived throughout the twentieth century and became a well-know refuge for those escaping from everyday life. In essence, that's restful what we do today. Customers come here to stroll in the North York Moors National Park, enjoy Helmsley's plenty of butiques and galleries, stay prominent landmarks like York Minster, Castle Howard and Rievaulx Abbey, and test Whitby and the beach. Yorkshire is famed as being a shire which produces some of the best foods in the UK and nowhere is this recognised more than at Helmsley's Black Swan Hotel. The acclaimed two AA rosette Rutland Restaurant, which was recently freshened, proposes 3 distinct menus for dinner,

Transportation

Helmsley is 14 miles to the east of Thirsk on the A170 in the direction of Scarborough. Sutton Bank, soon before Helmsley, proposes the driver an authoritative test of skill,and, reasurringly, caravens have now been forbidden from attempting this route.