The setting of the a hall was superb and our room was comfortable and clean with all amenities. The breakfast staff went out of their way to refill items for the buffet. Thank you.

As we were there for a lunch party it would have been nice to have access to our room before attending the party. After our party lunch we didn’t require a large dinner in the evening (only the 6 course tasting menu was available) however we were unable to order room service snacks after 5 pm and the local pub didn’t serve bar snacks or evening meals on Sundays. We went to bed feeling hungry! In future an evening room service would be useful.

Gardens, friendly helpful staff, fresh milk in minibar, instant hot water digital shower. Great base to visit Harlow Carr, Newby Hall, Himalayn Gardens, Harewood house, Harorgate, Knaresborough, Ripon, Leeds etc

No lift in our part of the building and we had no view other than a rooftop ad scaffolding. Took a while to master the A/c No magnifying mirror, nor bathroom slippers Restaurant closed some days an only offers a Michelin quality tasting menu - the local (related) pub is a short walk away and offers a decent selection of food and ales and has lovely staff.

Very impressive old country house with Royal history. Gardens are fantastically maintained. As is the amazing kitchen garden.

Sadly whilst the property has a period restaurant we didn’t get to sit there. Restaurant was closed Monday evening and breakfast served in conservatory next morning. We paid twice the price for breakfast that residents of the sister hotel who ate with us paid. Odd. Why not sit Hall residents in restaurant to justify double price for same food?

location. The hotel was well present, clean, warm and the room was excellent.

The cost of food did not match the cost of the accommodation. we walked to the local pub and had a three course meal for two for the price of one meal at the hotel. this was a shame as I would have liked to dine at the well presented restaurant.

Everything about Goldsborough Hall was absolutely fantastic. The Hall itself was immaculate, the rooms were lovely, afternoon tea is certainly something everyone should experience and the breakfast was well worth the money. We will certainly visit Goldsborough Hall again - they do mention Snowdrops of Goldsborough in the Spring so that is a definite trip in 2023 however we will most certainly visit before then, possibly September, 2022.

I know it may not be believed, however there was nothing at Goldsborough Hall that we would class as negative. It is a lovely place and nothing was too much trouble for anyone there.

The location was so quiet and surrounded by its grounds with extensive views. The decor was exquisite and my room exceeded all expectations. The staff were very helpful. The kitchen gatden was beautifully maintained. The village pub, owned by the hotel, provided dinner and was very popular.

Afternoon tea was unavailable on Mondays and Tuesdays. Other than that - no other downside

The restaurant was closed so I did not sample the food. I did not have breakfast as there is a Nesspresso machine in the room and I had eaten huge breakfasts at my last hotel. That was my choice as breakfast was offered. They upgraded me to a superior room with a little terrace and a large bathroom. Altogether the most delightful hotel at a reasonable price.

Nothing.

The experience was great and the staff very helpful and friendly. The food was superb and Dawn at reception was particularly helpful when we asked to have a room on ground level - she found us a room. The taster menus were excellent and tailored to our likes and dislikes I thought that was a great bonus. The breakfasts were also excellent and provided great choices.

The only thing I could raise was the bed in the room was very soft and perhaps the mattress needs to be looked at. It was rather lumpy and uneven and didn't help two people with bad backs.

A beautiful hotel in a stunning location. The grounds are wonderful, the rooms exquisite and the whole experience is one of luxury and class. Highly recommended. The kitchen doesn't open for dinner on a Monday and Tuesday which is when we were there, which shouldn't be a problem as there is a brilliant pub a 5 minute walk up the road and had great beers and lovely food; just be aware that it stops serving food at 8 pm.

Nothing. It was perfect.

Great location with local pub a short walk away & exceptional grounds. The hall is well maintained & is a stunning venue. Knaresborough is a short drive, even walk away & is a lovely town especially on Wednesday's when the market is in town.

The clock radio in the room was a little complicated to operate or was faulty. Bar closed a little early.