We continue to ensure all rooms are thoroughly cleaned as per latest guidelines and our breakfast room is set up for safe social distancing. As a result of this, during busier periods, we may need to arrange time-slots with you to ensure everyone can move in and out of the dining area safely. In a peaceful location, 10 minutes walk from Richmond town centre, lies West End Guest House where a very warm welcome awaits you.
Or simply spend your weekend soaking-up the relaxed atmosphere of Richmond with our Norman Castle, beautiful River Swale and historic Market Square!. We regret we have no family rooms or facilities for babies therefore do not accept children under the age of 10.
Or simply spend your weekend soaking-up the relaxed atmosphere of Richmond with our Norman Castle, beautiful River Swale and historic Market Square!. We regret we have no family rooms or facilities for babies therefore do not accept children under the age of 10.
Services
Most of the pubs in Richmond town centre serve traditional British 'Pub Grub' (Pie & Chips, Fish & Chips, Steak & Chips, Gammon & Chips.) The standard is usually good wherever you go and several of the pubs (such as the Black Lion on Finkle Street) have more than just chips on the menu. If you're eating early then usually no need to reserve a table but they start to get busy from around 7:30pm.
The Yorkshire Dales has a vast network of footpaths and many are readily accessible from the Guesthouse. There are also many shorter walks (anything from 30 mins to a full day) which take in the magnificent local scenery. A favourite of ours is the route up to Willance's Leap and then back along the River Swale.
The World famous Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk passes just a few hundred metres from the Guesthouse. We are the first B&B that walkers come to on their approach to Richmond when walking the route from West to East. The best way to find us is to drop down from the official route a little early. There's a footpath across a field just a few minutes' walk after the Richmond Sign/Stone Bench on Westfield Road.
Richmond itself has many boutique shops selling antiques, homewares, clothes, gifts and souvenirs and there are several local artists with outlets in Richmond all showing-off their locally inspired works. It's well worth taking a trip down to the The Station where you'll find the Richmond Brewing Company, a bakery, ice cream shop, cafe and cinema.
45 Reeth Road, Richmond, DL10 4EX - look out for the blue sign about 1/4 mile down Reeth Road then enter through the gateway. Follow the driveway and just beyond the Log Cabin you will see the car park and front door to the Guest House. From the market square, walk up Finkle Street and then bear left onto the cobbled street called Newbiggin.
Reviews (7)
Samuel Drabble
Sep 13, 2021
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Allan Spencer
Aug 17, 2021
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Simon Wakelin
Aug 15, 2021
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Lyn Hamlett
Jul 04, 2021
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Victoria Mcglade
Jun 27, 2021
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Graham Rimmer
May 17, 2021
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This Guest House is owned and run by my son and his wife. So I am a regular visitor and can confirm that what goes on behind the scenes fulfils all the requirements of Health and Safety. It also has a 5 star rating for breakfast and from the local tourist association.
It is small and in easy reach of Richmond town centre. It is also very popular with walkers visiting the Yorkshire Dales and the Coast to Coast walk.
It is small and in easy reach of Richmond town centre. It is also very popular with walkers visiting the Yorkshire Dales and the Coast to Coast walk.
Angie & Alistair Brodie
Oct 16, 2020
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The B&B is ideally situated with only a 10 minute walk into the centre of Richmond. Lots of off road parking space. The hosts could not have been more helpful; excellent choice of options for breakfast, lots of extras in the room such as tea, coffee, biscuits etc. Very comfortable double room with a very spacious en-suite. We had a lovely 5 nights here and could not have asked for more. Many thanks Emma and Mark!
