The breakfast was fantastic, full English, perfectly cooked both days served by friendly staff. I didn’t spend much time in the hotel but Room 1 is a pleasant, good sized single room. The tea and coffee trolley had a lovely box with tea, coffee and milk which was a nice touch as was the wooden cover to the box of tissues supplied. Nice location but with 2 other hotels within minutes parking was a challenge. The hotel was bustling on my arrival 7.30 on a Friday blessed with good weather. I was greeted by friendly staff and shown to my room.

The mattress was very soft, I prefer a firmer mattress.

Small but comfortable single room. Warm welcome from the staff who were chatty and helpful throughout. I really enjoyed my steak pie and chips - very tasty as was pudding . Less than £30 for 2 courses including a pint . Great value. Parmos , a local delicacy, feature on the menu here and the staff were happy to talk through the options with my neighbours. Cooked Breakfast was good . I could tell the ingredients were of a better quality than your average pub breakfast The Queen Catherine is what local pubs should aspire to

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We stayed across the road at the Three Tunes, a lovely pub, the room is on the ground floor, with access directly from the street with a seating area, ideal for sitting outside on a summer’s evening. It is clean, comfortable and serves a really nice breakfast👍

The down side, The Tree Tuns closed at 5 o’clock, I can kind of understand why, considering the residents, but I think maybe 8/9 o’clock would be acceptable

Very reasonable price, comfortable bed, good food, very nice breakfast (bacon was perfectly done). They also threw in my evening meal for free, I'm not sure why but it was a lovely surprise. It gives the impression of being cosy in winter and cool in summer, and was comfortable in the sunburny rainy mishmash we had last weekend.

The wallpaper is lifting in a couple of places, (although that makes one feel a little less bad about walking in in muddy boots!) and the internet took a while to connect.

I booked the Queen Catherine but I actually stayed across the road in The Three Tuns Pub. All seemed a little strange as they tried to put me in a B&B in the village but the owner was out and we couldn’t get in. Once I got to my room it was exceptional and much better than expected. I would easily give the a 10, but after hiking 19 miles I just wanted a shower and not trailing around other places to find me a room. Ate in the Queen Catherine and had a few beers. It was a nice place.

As for others, I stayed instead at The Three Tuns over the road (there was a sign on the door that the hotel is closed for refurb, and to go over the road!), but all was seamless, the Three Tuns very nice, a lovely room, friendly welcoming helpful staff, and I was upgraded for free to a very nice double with breakfast too! Perfect for the Cleveland Way and Osmotherley is beautiful.

I guess it would’ve been nice to know about the hotel change ahead of arrival.

The location was perfect as I was walking the Cleveland Way and this was right on it. Osmotherley is a beautiful village. Staff were friendly. The pub was traditional and had a good feel to it, with a nice outdoor seating area too.

If you call a room ‘deluxe’ it raises expectations to beyond what is actually on offer - which was a decent room. Because of the age of the building the shower room was very compact. Site says ‘soundproofed’ but we were in a building over the road and could hear footsteps and conversations of the person above us who was only quiet for 5 hours of the night.

Excellent tasty full English breakfast, The staff in particular were very helpful and friendly, especially the lady in charge, when we arrived, who couldn’t have done more for us. Carrying our heavy suitcases upstairs, providing us with fresh milk and being very welcoming and a lovely friendly attitude. I would definitely book to stay there again, at the Three Tuns that is, but feel I should mention the points below.

We arrived at the Queen Catherine to find it was closed and only opened at weekends during the winter. A notice directed us to The Three Tuns, it’s sister pub which was excellent, but we had received no email informing us of this!! Above rating refers to the Three Tuns, we never stepped inside QC. I would also have expected a table laid at breakfast with a choice of cereals, maybe fruit. This was never mentioned or offered to us. We were offered jam to put on our pre buttered toast.

Friendly staff. Great service. Excellent location. Fantastic food freshly prepared by chefs every day. Spoke with the owner, Stephen, who is a friendly and helpful person with a great personality. Will definitely come back in the future.

I wish I could have stayed longer

Worked well as an overnight stop to visit friends in the village and do a walk the next day Warm and comfy room Great shower (wet room) convenient parking outside (on-the street)

Expensive for a basic room No room available with a double bed no opening windows so very stuffy with the heating on