Lovely views and convenient location. Housekeeping was done in a rush. Hair and bugs in bed, used shampoo in the shower… Messed up heating settings due to which the room was cold in the evening (though a small electric heater was provided, it saved the situation).

This lodge was ok. It was contactless check in with really no direct communication other than WhatsApp with any staff. The room we stayed in was quite dark and cramped, not like what is pictured on the listing. Grassington itself is a very cute/quaint town and we really enjoyed visiting. The footpath near the water fall is quite pretty!

Property was ok. There are nicer places to stay in the area. Nextdoor bathroom next to bedroom so loud during the night when people are up and down so didn't sleep well. A bit bashed and bruised over the years needs some TLC. Parking not ideal very hard to park when all spaces are taken. Fridge in room was nice touch. Would like to see something a bit different in the rooms to make you feel like you're in Yorkshire, like Yorkshire tea and local biscuits etc. something to set you apart. Has potential.

Extremely basic, very worn and tired decor. Not clean, dusty skirting boards, carpet was very worn and dirty. It was very poor value for money at £220 for one night and not as described. It is unstaffed with a telephone number to call for any remote assistance. This is not a hotel it is a serviced room. It must not be advertised as a luxury room or hotel because this is not correct.

Great location for our 4-day holiday. Great hiking footpaths.

Reasonably comfortable, very well located and quiet.

The Grassington Lodge is truly minimalist. A very small room, two bath towels, and one hand towel. For the third of three nights they added a bath mat and a bar of soap. The only staff ever present was the cleaning lady and her assistant. She was kind and helpful but certainly not enough to welcome and assist guests.

A downstairs room and creaky floorboards above. Unable to get enough hot water for a shower. Really comfy beds

Great place to stay in Grassington Close to everything

Beautiful place to stay and a great location! We paid in advance and they requested payment a second time. But once I informed the host we already paid they were quick to remedy the situation. Overall we were quite happy with the accommodation and would come again!

Clean, good location and comfortable bed.

Check in was not too good. The key had been locked in the room! Matter was soon resolved. The location is good being close to the centre but not so close as to be a nuisance. Overall a good stay.

When we arrived at our room past check in time the room was only partially prepared! Tge bed stripped, rubbish in room, uncovered, dirty towels on floor, I then tried for one hour to get through to someone to explain. They did sort the problem but it definitely spoiled the birthday trip

The best lodge 10 stars

I didn't like the fact There was no staff around my husband fell on the stairs and his arm was bleeding I looked for a first aid kit but none to be seen. the bathroom even though no one else used it was not in the room. I had to go to the local shop for plaster to cover the wound from the fall the bed was very comfortable

Wonderful walkable dinning options and quiet neighborhood with Police station opposite to the lodge. Very safe and comfortable

We did not like the spider web on windows but rest all look good

Noisy. Sounded like a heard of elephants upstairs. Poor Wi-Fi, dropping in and out. Don't expect to be able to take meetings from your room. Bed was uncomfortable. Clearly in need of new mattresses but they've added some horrendous toppers which exacerbate the problem.

Location is good, house is comfortable if slightly 'compact' (though layout well-designed) and local housekeeping excellent. However, the check-in system is too complex due to Hotels.com not releasing the client payment (made weeks before!) to Group Rentals until the very day (not "48 hours before"!) of arrival(!) resulting in missed check-in information - unacceptable. A small self-service 'cupboard' kitchen to (re)heat food and drinks and hold more basic supplies including milk and breakfast cereals) would be much better than crockery left stacked pointlessly in a hall cupboard and telling guests to go out for breakfast (useless for early departures as local cafes are all still shut then!).

Seemed like a very expensive hostel