Prices at 5 star "Ann's Cottage & the Old Smithy" are from 113 for 1 night reducing to 105 upto 6 nights, with 95 per night 7-14 for nights. Extended stays 93 for 15-31 per night. Formerly a farm building, it has been converted into a beautiful Bed and Breakfast Cottage, enhanced with an air of Romance.
Our most important aim when you come to Rosedale is to make your stay with us in our "Bed and Breakfast Cottages" feel welcome, relaxed and friendly. As with Ann's Cottage, "The Old Smithy" has been converted from a former farm building, which was used as a Byre and Smithy shop. The conversion has been beautifully done, presenting a "Tardis" effect of a spacious area where relaxation is the keyword.
Our most important aim when you come to Rosedale is to make your stay with us in our "Bed and Breakfast Cottages" feel welcome, relaxed and friendly. As with Ann's Cottage, "The Old Smithy" has been converted from a former farm building, which was used as a Byre and Smithy shop. The conversion has been beautifully done, presenting a "Tardis" effect of a spacious area where relaxation is the keyword.
Services
The Old Smithy offers a high "Five Star" quality converted accommodation for two adults. Offering King size double bed with en-suite facilities, shower, heated towel rail and accessories. A Hair dryer, hair Straightener, iron and ironing board are available. The lounge features a large fireplace with wood burning stove, with plenty of room to relax and catch up on events of the day on television, plus free wi-fi.
Ann's Cottage bed and breakfast, is smoke and pet free, being ideal for two adults who would like to enjoy peace and tranquillity. An excellent base for walking, exploring the countryside or just relaxing. Tea, coffee and herbal teas are available in your cottage. If you would require anything different from our breakfast menu, please tell us and we will try to oblige.
By entering your comments in our guest book you agree to have your opinions & any details so entered to be displayed. Email addresses are strictly confidential, and are only for receiving a copy of any message entries so left by the guest. They are not shown in the guest book. Dear Ann & Colin Thank you for your warm welcome so lovely to see you both again and to be back in Rosedale.
Rosedale valley is 9 miles North West of Pickering. Take the A170 west from Pickering, then turn North at Wrelton, through Cropton and on to Rosedale Abbey. After 1 mile take the ROSEDALE EAST ONLY junction directly ahead, the road with the motorbike in the photograph. Follow this for another mile, and when you reach the CREAM PAINTED HOUSE (the Orange Tree), turn left into the private lane.
You might think that walking is a new pastime just for the privileged few. Actually walking has been around considerably longer, and comes in various forms; walking to work, walking to the shops, walking home etc. When you consider how mundane some of these journeys can be, then a change could be just what you are looking for.
Reviews (10)
Mike Tallis
Dec 22, 2020
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Keith Horsfield
Oct 23, 2020
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What more can I add to previous reviews? We have just spent two nights for our first time in ‘Ann’s Cottage’ and I hope it won’t be our last. The cottage is in a super location with a large garden. It is spotless clean, fully sanitised for these ‘different’ times, beautifully finished, has everything you need should you wish to ‘dine in’ on an evening and the ‘Full Yorkshire’ breakfast was truly first class. Add to this the the genuine warmth of Ann and Colin and you couldn’t ask for anything better.
A tip - book early, the two cottages are very popular!
A tip - book early, the two cottages are very popular!
C. Bunting
Sep 26, 2020
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Ann and Colin always excel in every aspect to make your stay so warm and friendly. The cottages are absolutely immaculate in a superb setting with every facility you could possibly need. First class amenities in your cottage and an excellent menu choice for breakfast. Ann and Colin put everything into making sure you enter as a guest but leave as a friend with their degree of hospitality. Nothing you could ask for would be too much as they are both so helpful.
Michael Robinson
Aug 30, 2020
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Kathryn Coates
Jul 26, 2020
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An absolutely stunning place to stay. Ann and Colin are the nicest people you could meet and really look after you. Even during these difficult times. Accommodation is absolutely spotless and breakfast brilliant. Cannot recommend this place enough. Relaxing and beautiful. Gorgeous walks round area as well. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be back !! Kathryn and Ian
Susan Tallis
Jul 26, 2020
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Lovely welcome from Ann and Colin. Cottage scrupulously clean. In fact the lady in the other cottage, she's an assessor for Yorkshire tourism, and it had been recommended by another assessor. Lovely kitchen, with everything you need. Super breakfast menu, they have thought of everything. Highly recommended.
Jackie Broadway
Jun 30, 2020
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Minskip Farm Shop
Dec 29, 2019
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Karen Stringfellow
Sep 28, 2019
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This is our 2nd visit! as we loved it so much the first time we brought my mum and dad. Attention to detail is second to none and Ann and Colin cannot do enough to make you comfortable. The breakfast was amazing and all the little touches that are added in makes for a fabulous stay. Location is fabulous and within reach of several gorgeous seaside towns and quaint little villages. Thanks for a lovely stay !
Richard Marriott
Dec 09, 2017
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Just read the Visitors Books, it says it all, time after time! From a Chartered designer/builder these buildings are faultless which takes a lot for me to say as I am a perfectionist. The craftsmanship, design and attention to detail is first class as are the furnishings and fittings. A lot of Ann and Colin has gone into these conversions, they are great hosts and very good friends, a better welcome you would never get anywhere. I have to mention Ann's breakfasts, having traveled the world I have always regarded the Marriott in New York to serve the best cooked breakfast, that is before I tasted
