Rose & Crown gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- The glorious Teesdale setting for stunning walks in the wild surrounding moorland
- The rugged charm of the inn with its narrow passages, beams and stone walls
- The food – even the simplest dishes on the menu are cooked to perfection
You should know
- Dogs are welcome but you should know resident Jack Russell Mabel rules the roost
- All the different levels and higgledy-piggledy corridors may be tricky for some
Cheryl and Thomas Robinson have managed to inject high standards of hospitality and service while maintaining the essence of an informal village inn. There is a rustic charm about the place, the menu is as rooted in the environment as the pub itself, with a genuine local flavour, and characterful rooms combine period detail and contemporary style. A Teesdale treasure in an idyllic village.
David
Sawday's Inspector
Have stayed at the R&C many times. All of the rooms are furnished and decorated to a high standard. The housekeeping is excellent. All of the staff are kind, friendly and helpfull. The food served in both bar and restaurant is of faultless quality, good choices on bar and restaurant menus. The comfortable bar, overlooking the village green is a very relaxing place in which to enjoy good food and a drink. More formal dining in the oak panelled dining room is candle lit and romantic. Very dog friendly, lots of good walks locally.