4 Double Rooms
2 Single Rooms
1 Twin Room
1 Family Room (sleeps 3)

All rooms are en-suite with complimentary toiletries, colour TV, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryers and wi-fi access.

There is an outside tap to clean your muddy walking boots and secure cycle storage. We have on-site parking accessed from the A169 at the rear of the property and there is unrestricted street parking to the front in Hallgarth.

Beware the Bramwood Breakfast – it’s a big hearty meal!

John cooks to order the traditional “full English”, of course. We serve locally produced bacon and sausages (forget the food miles – ours are made daily by the butcher at the end of the street) eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms all from local Yorkshire producers. There is also a wide choice of cereals, orange juice, fresh fruit, and yoghurt and hot buttered wholemeal toast. 

Depending on the season and availability we may also produce a fresh fruit salad or fresh grapefruit. If you visit in the autumn there may also be a big bowl of our home-grown plums, apples or pears on the table. So take your pick – we guarantee to offer you enough to set you up for a hard day’s walking, cycling or sightseeing. If you have any particular dietary requirements, please discuss them with us the day before.

Some of our satisfied guests have said...

“Smashing, wi-fi very useful! Excellent breakfast” Kirsty & Sam (August 2007)

“A very comfortable cosy stay at Bramwood”
Sue & Alan (September 2007)

"Ideal, friendly & very efficient" Geoff & Cath (July 2008)

"Only one nights stay, should have been longer, beautiful immaculate house" Margaret & Mick (August 2008)

"Thank you for a very comfortable stay, good food, super garden & home. We stayed four nights, wished we had stayed longer. We will return" John & Brenda (July 2009)

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Bramwood was built around 1734 out of local stone as a gentleman’s residence. It still retains features such as part of the bell pull system for summoning servants from their quarters in the cellar, wooden window shutters to the ground floor rooms, fireplaces in most bedrooms, and some later additions such as the Victorian water pump in the garden and the bread oven in the breakfast kitchen. Times change, however, as do people’s fortunes, and it become a guest house in 1969. The original stable block at the far end of the garden become two holiday cottages in 1999.

After your day out why not relax in our peaceful, well-stocked walled garden. Blackbirds, robins and thrushes nest in the bushes most years, and some of them become quite tame, so please don’t tell the local moggies. In the cooler months you can toast your toes in front of the log fire in our cosy guest lounge. If you arrive at teatime we will serve you tea and biscuits while you browse through our comprehensive selection of local information, walks, maps, etc.

We welcome house parties, especially out of season. Don’t hesitate to discuss your requirements with us. If you are celebrating a special occasion such as an anniversary or birthday we’ll be pleased to arrange for chocolates and flowers to be put in your room on arrival.

Children aged 5 and over are welcome. Sorry, we do not accept pets but there are kennels just a short drive away. We have no facilities for smokers and adopt a strict no smoking policy throughout the property including the external areas.

Twin Room	£64 - £80 per room per night
Superior Double Room	£64 - £80 per room per night
Standard Double Room	£60 - £74 per room per night
Single Room	£35 - £45 per room per night
Family Room	£85 - £100 per room per night
Double for Single Occupancy	£45 - £60 per room per night

These prices are applicable only for telephone bookings made direct with us and not for any bookings via a third party which may include a commission as an additional sum.