All rooms are ensuite and have tea and coffee making facilities. The building, situated on a secluded moor, dates back to the 11th Century, and was once owned by monks. Nowadays it has a thoroughly modern interior, and some rooms have en suite facilities. Another listed building will be the accommodation for tonight. Situated alongside the River Esk, the inn is actually mentioned in the Norman Doomsday Book of the 11th Century, and the oldest part of the building dates back almost as far.
Some rooms are en suite, and there is a TV and tea and coffee making facilities in all rooms.
Our final night is spent in a large, cliff-top hotel. Magnificent views of the bay are offered by the attractive dining room, in which is served good home-cooked food. There are private and public bars, and a large lounge in which to relax having completed the magnificent Coast to Coast crossing of England. Rooms are spacious, with tea and coffee making facilities available. Ensuite facilities where available.