Beautiful location on the moors opposite a reservoir lake. Rooms spacious with nice bathroom. Breakfast exceptional. They also sell fabulous scones to eat in or take away. Staff were really lovely and provided fabulous written guide for our trip back across the not to see the most scenic area s.

Unfortunately they stop taking food orders at 6.45 so no dinner if you check in of an evening after sigh-seeing. This is very frustrating as you don’t want to have to head to the hotel early to ensure you make the dinner cut off. They do however give great suggestions for some lovely alternative places to eat at other pubs nearby. Room was exceptionally warm even with both windows fully open all night I had to flip the velux windows inside out and physically clean both of them as both were totally covered in dirt to the point you couldn’t see out at all. The television would not keep a signal. Admittedly you’re on the moors and the weather was bad but at the price charged this should work.

The property was lovely . Loved our room and the view of the lake from our room was beautiful. The staff absolutely made our stay even better. There a credit to the hotel. They were so friendly helpful and couldn’t do enough for us. I’m sorry I can’t remember his name but I think he’s front of house ( he checked us in) he was so helpful in every way. Best service we’ve ever had and we’ve stayed in a lot of hotels. The bar staff, waitresses, chef all fab. The food was beautiful too. We will definitely be back. Thanks again for a lovely stay. Wish it could have been for longer.

Nothing not to like!

The Jack and Jill Coaching Inn offers an excellent location to explore some lovely coast. We managed to visit Whitby, Staithes and Runswick Bay, as hoped! The hotel was exceptionally clean and well maintained, The family room was perfect for both us and our 7 year old. It exceeded our expectations. It was like new. The room and hotel has lots of character whilst being also being modern and stylish. There is a good communal space to relax in- for a drink and cake or evening meal. We did both! If you are crazy golf fans like us, I would highly recommend trying out the one at the Jack and Jill Coaching Inn: it has18 holes, very well- maintained and some clever designs. This was a great bonus.

Everything was exceptional. The food was amazing! We had a Sunday Roast when we arrived which was delicious and a great portion. The individual gravy boats were a massive hit as we all love gravy. We had breakfast included in our stay and it's definitely a great breakfast. You can tell everything is made with top ingredients and a good variety on offer. The staff.. wow! The service at breakfast in particular was amazing. We were constantly asked if we wanted anything else, any additional drinks etc. All the staff were polite and just super friendly. The rooms were beautiful. Loved the decor and super clean. Our toddler decided his favourite thing to do was put his shoe in the bin in the bedroom. Although we kept taking it out we didn't realize he did it again and the bins were emptied. We explained to the staff before we left AND THEY CHECKED THE BINS FOR US! We have been reunited with his shoe. I am so thankful for them even offering to check the bins, luckily it was the first one they checked. If that doesn't say enough about the staff and the service I don't know what will. There was a lovely outdoor play area which our son loved. A little mini golf which he walked through but didn't play and it's opposite a reservoir to it's a beautiful location. If we are ever up that way again I will not hesitate to make a return visit.

Would have been nice to have more storage in the room as there were no drawers. Some hooks to hang up clothes but mainly everything was in the case.

Limited food selection in the evenings but what was available was very enjoyable. Breakfast was the BEST, set us up nicely for the day ahead. Bedrooms with en-suite were very comfortable and had all that you would want. The staff looked after us and we couldn't have asked for more. Fabulous setting with the Scaling Reservoir opposite showing an abundance of wild life to watch. Cannot wait to visit again and have already booked a week in June. So much to see and do and only a few miles from the North Yorkshire coast. Thank you to all the staff, especially Julie and Keith.

Haha - the weather of course!

The property was clean.

The dining area and bar was cold (outside door open throughout the day despite the weather being stormy). The evening meals were terrible, no chef, microwave pinging constantly. We did raise our concerns, however, the reason given was they were unable to acquire a chef for evenings). Too many staff stating they had nothing to do due low occupancy. No one on site overnight, the doors were locked by the last staff member leaving at 10 pm. Same cakes appeared to be on display the four days we were there (3nights). The last breakfast was not what we ordered so it was sent back. When it was delivered elements we off the original one but cold.

A warm welcome and really friendly staff. The room was really clean and very comfortable, nicely decorated. We enjoyed a delicious Sunday roast and Lamb hotpot and cooked breakfasts were very good too. The location suited us and we enjoyed the 4.6km walk around Scaling Dam (go clockwise!) We would definitely stay there again!

The kitchen closed quite early (Our stay was Sunday to Tuesday) Orders by 7pm on Sunday and 6pm on Mon & Tues. It's not an old Country pub inside, with lots of beers on tap, but there was Black Sheep draught beer and lager on offer. It is a tea room aswel with lovely cakes!

The breakfasts were excellent , well cooked and always served hot.The location is also very good on main road between Saltburn and Whitby.The hotel has been well restored to a very high standard and is very clean and comfortable.

We were at the back in room 9 which was just below the roof space so the room did not have full standing height across the whole width.As i am over six foot tall I had to stoop quite a bit.It was also very hot in there as the only windows were of the velux type in the roof.We could also hear road noise more than we thought.The room could do with some storage for clothes or a wardrobe as there is only three hooks to hang cloths on.The evening meals had a limited choice and all food had to be ordered by 6pm which was a bit early.We did eat in the restaurant and both the food and service were very good.

We found the staff were friendly and eager to please and ensure we were enjoying our stay. Our breakfast was very good and plentiful. We had just the one evening meal on our arrival day - beef buns with chips, delicious! Our room, like the rest of the Inn, was comfortable and tastefully decorated.

The bathroom is showing signs of wear and tear but only to be expected at the end of season. Our only issue was that there was a slight smell of drains - this soon cleared at the opening of our window, closing sink plug and keeping bathroom door closed. Not enough of an issue to worry us.

Great location for a family wedding that was taking place locally. Sio we didn't spend that much time here but it was just what we needed

Our room was just so cold. We like a cold room (invariably sleep with our windows open 11 months of the year) but this was even cold for us! We were on the tip floor, and it was October, but another family member in a different room said there's was freezing too. However tow other members of our party said their room was toast warm - so just pot link I think! (maybe make a request if this is important to you :)