The historic Wombwell Arms Wass is an unwrecked English country inn with stone flagged floors, beamed ceilings, log fire, real ales and real food. It has a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and is a lively blend of pub, restaurant and rooms. No music, no mobile phones, gaming machines or fast food.Popular with locals, walkers, cyclists, families and visitors to nearby Ampleforth College. Beautifully situated in the rolling hills and woodland of this quiet corner of the North York Moors National park. The romantic ruins of Byland Abbey are on the outskirts of the village. We are a Free house. Our hand-pulled Yorkshire ales include Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Black Sheep Bitter and a rotating guest ale, usually from local micro breweries. We also serve more than 35 wines, with a selection of 9 by the glass.Our 3 en-suite letting rooms have all been refurbished to a high standard.We recently featured in THE TIMES as one of the top 50 places in which to eat in the British countryside. Our menu is traditional British with a South African twist.
Features & Facilities Include:
- Licensed Bar
- Public Restaurant
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Address:
Wombwell Arms
Wombwell Arms
York
North-Yorkshire
YO61 4BE
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Website:
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Directions
From A1 take A168 to A19 junct. Take York exit, then left after 2.5m, left at Coxwold to Ampleforth. Wass 2m