Relax, recharge and unwind in our 6-acre haven
Sally and Chris Brealey heartily welcome you to Wolds Village, our exquisite Georgian farmstead nestled within 6 acres of mature grounds on the picturesque edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. Our establishment is a treasure trove of history, charm, and warm hospitality. We take great pride in offering a variety of services to ensure an unforgettable experience for all our guests.
Our Services
*Tearooms and Courtyard:* Our delightful tearooms offer an array of refreshments, while our courtyard provides a serene space to unwind and enjoy the scenery. In the summer months, guests can relish their meals in the enchanting outdoor courtyard area.
*Gift Shop:* Our gift shop brims with unique items that make for perfect souvenirs or gifts for loved ones. We offer a diverse range of products that reflect the local culture and history, providing a memorable shopping experience.
*Art Gallery:* Our art gallery features an ever-evolving exhibition of works by local and regional artists. Our collection showcases a variety of styles, mediums, and themes, providing an intimate and captivating art experience.
*Restaurant:* Our Conservatory Restaurant offers a full Yorkshire breakfast and a traditional-style evening menu of local fare, accompanied by a fully licensed bar. For those preferring an intimate dining experience, meals can be served in the comfort of your room.
*Luxury Boutique Guest Rooms:* Our establishment boasts seven luxurious boutique ensuite rooms, each themed to a unique period of history. Rooms feature amenities to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay. Guests can choose from our accessibility-friendly Edwardian room or the ornate Tudor and Georgian rooms, each with carved four-poster beds.
*Woodland Walk and Grounds:* Our guests are invited to explore our beautiful 6-acre site, with its woodland walk, paddock field, and courtyards. Discover whimsical sights, such as a 25-foot mosaic dragon, a tunnel of unlikely doom, and a pirate's treasure chest.
Our History
Wolds Village opened its doors in 1995, marking a return to its early days as a coaching house where weary travelers could rest and find nourishment. Built in the late 18th century, the property has been a traditional family farmhouse known as Manor Farm and has played a significant role in the area's history. Bob Holmes, Maureen Holmes, Lewis, and Sally Brealey transformed the once-neglected farmhouse into the charming establishment it is today.
The main house was meticulously restored, and the tearooms opened in May 1995, followed by the gift shop then the Dovecote in 1996. The Dovecote, originally built with over 700 pigeon holes, served as the main entrance for the summer of 1996. In April 2005, the luxury guest accommodation at the west courtyard was opened.
Today, Sally and Chris continue the legacy with the support of a small staff and occasional assistance from their daughters. We invite you to immerse yourself in the rich history and allure of this unique retreat.
Overview
A variety of reviews showcase the positive experiences of guests at this establishment. The food is consistently praised, with customers appreciating the large jacket potatoes, decent mug of coffee, and delicious meals at reasonable prices. The ambiance is also a highlight, with a peaceful woodland view, friendly hosts, and a cozy atmosphere.
Accommodation
Guests have complimented the accommodation, particularly the tastefully styled rooms, beautiful and peaceful woodland views, and the friendly hosts. The food served is also fantastic, and the value for money is excellent.
Dining Experience
The dining experience is also highly praised, with a great selection of food, including English-based country cuisine and an a la carte menu for evenings. The bar is licensed, and the restaurant is open seven days a week for morning coffee, lunches, and teas, with evening service available from Wednesday to Saturday.
Customer Service
The customer service is exceptional, with staff being friendly and welcoming. The establishment also caters to dietary needs and larger groups.
Unique Features
Unique features include the beautiful grounds to walk around, a small woodland area, a gazebo in the west courtyard, and al fresco dining in the east courtyard. There is also a gift shop on site selling handmade products.
Negative Comments
One reviewer noted that the coffee was too hot and formed a skin, affecting their overall rating.
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