Welcoming, clean hotel and rooms nice (comfy) beds. The staff were very nice and a good good b/fast. Central hotel close to all amenities.

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Small but well equipped room and bathroom. We were in one of the three first floor annexe rooms at the back of the pub's beer garden overlooking the secure car park at the rear (token obtainable at the bar) Nice, modern furnishings and tea/coffee/biscuit tray with fresh milk (given at the bar) Good, wholesome Yorkshire breakfast. Lovely waterfall shower and large, soft, white fluffy towels. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Very pet friendly (our dog was offered a freshly cooked sausage for breakfast!) Busy pub and we thought noise might have been a problem but in the end heard nothing. Good, central location. Didn't eat dinner in the pub as we were at a family event close by but the menu looked appetising. Reasonably priced beer and wine.

Possibly a bit more floor space in the room (for dog bed etc) but in the end it wasn't a real problem.

My single room had a king sized bed. So thank you for my upgrade. The staff were exceptional in their customer care.

The breakfast coffee was the only thing that let the experience down. Current expectations are for decent coffee. Most establishment and a lot of homes now have automated hot drink vending machines which allow the customer to select a hot beverage of their choice. Their is nothing essentially wrong with plain filtred coffee. However, the coffee on offer for my stay was just 'plain nasty'. You would not serve this in the bar/restaurant. Why offer it for your guest breakfast?

We had a chat with staff who were so polite and informative about the location, the room was exceptional having a lovely au suite which was very clean, in all the room was very comfortable, The food was so delicious plenty on the menu to choose from, I had the steak cooked to my preference and it was to die for. meeting all our expectations .We could not fault The Woolly Sheep at all. It was Great value for money a huge Thankyou we will be seeing you again . And No you don't need to appear on 3 in a bed , it does so well on it's own ! Well worth the drive from Liverpool x

Nothing to dislike

Lovely old building, deceptively big inside and it has been refurbished beautifully in keeping with the character. Everything was very clean. The Woolly Sheepish is easy to find and has a large car park to rear. We didn’t eat dinner here but the menu looked lovely and there is a good choice of real ales on tap for the beer drinkers. The breakfast was great and plentiful. The staff were all very friendly.

Our room was a little dark and there was a bit of noise (creaking floor boards) from the room above but it didn’t spoil our stay and is to be expected in such an old building.

From walking through the door to see the smiling faces of the staff we knew we had chosen the right place to stay, the pub itself is beautiful the room we stayed in wasn't the room we had originally booked due to a glitch on booking.com, but the standard room was perfect for our short stay, the bed was so comfortable the decor was amazing. The biggest thing though was the service level the girl behind the bar and the girl working the breakfast area on Sunday was so nice they are a massive assest to your company. The breakfast was the best ive had in ages We will be back in the next month or so

Nothing we loved it and loved skipton

We received a warm and friendly welcome, Our room was clean, comfortable and well-appointed. The bed was very comfortable and gave a very good night's sleep. The food at dinner was of excellent quality and there was a good selection. The staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful. The breakfast was excellent with a good choice of cold or hot food. The range of beers was also excellent. The location right in the middle of Skipton is extremely convenient and although the car park is tucked away to the rear,access is fine.

I stay every year in November or early December for around 2 nights, usually with my adult daughter. Skipton’s is an excellent town with a great Market & lots of individual & independently owned shops, some of which are quirky, so it’s fantastic for Christmas Shopping. The Woolly Sheep Inn is centrally located & the staff are friendly & helpful. Some double rooms are smaller than others but there’s everything you could want & they’re spotlessly clean. The food is of an excellent standard, both at breakfast & in the evening. It’s so good that I often have a meal there even when just visiting Skipton for the day. The pub itself is nicely decorated with an “old world” charm & has a great courtyard/outside space at the back with extra accommodation in an Annexe.

Absolutely nothing. Although it’s useful to know that, although the Inn’s rooms are of a modern standard/decor, it is actually an old building. All the accommodation is upstairs & there’s some higgledy-piggledy, uneven landings with steps which I would have difficulty as I have back problems. However I always book in advance & ask for an Annexe Room or for a first floor room & the staff are very obliging. This means that I only have to negotiate one small staircase. The staff would help with luggage if you need them to.

Unfortunately our stay was too short. Only stayed one night as we were attending a wedding at The Tithe Barn. Everything was faultless. Room was nice. Bed comfy. Lovely breakfast. Genuinely friendly waitress. Would have liked to spend an evening in the restaurant/bar. Looked very inviting . Hopefully will stay again.

Postcode for the carpark misleading. Having no knowledge of the area missed the turn. An idea to advise to turn into at Specsavers. Other than that all good.

Breakfast was really good, lots of options. Mugs provided not cups. Sink big enough to wash my hair in. quiet toilet flush for night-time visits. Suitcase 'stand'. the view. Fresh milk for teas and coffees! Dinners were good, not the usual pub chips fare.

the number of steps we had to go up, and down ,to get there. there was only 1 chair. every morning from 6am onwards I could hear the bar door slam. All the tourist information was for somewhere else, often a long way off. No walking leaflets.