North York Moors Self Catering cottage, Primrose Hill Farmhouse, Hutton-le-Hole, sleeps 5

Comfortable cottage in picturesque village
A very good experience. Settled into the cottage and felt comfortable very quickly. The owners, Nigel and Jo, are very friendly and made us most welcome along with their dogs and horses. The chocolate cake legend continues and it was very tasty. The bathroom had been refitted since we booked and now has a good modern shower cubicle rather than a bath. We enjoyed the farmhouse kitchen when in during the day and warmed ourselves by the multi-fuel stove in the cosy lounge at night. There are ample footpaths into the countryside from the village. Plenty of variety for walking the dog. The Crown offers a good dining experience for an evening meal out. We enjoyed The Forge Cafe for breakfast a few times. We are looking forward to a return visit.
dgr42
2018-03-31

Wonderful cottage
What a great place to stay. The cottage is beautiful and the owners Nigel and Jo are so friendly, helpful and kind. A chocolate cake had been baked for our arrival. So kind and thoughtful. So much to do in this area. Walking, cycling, museums, art gallery's etc. The moors are so stunning at the moment and you can walk from the cottage straight on to the moors.
136maureen
2016-08-30

Primrose Hill Farm is a charming cottage with oodles of character, in a lovely, picturesque, location. The Rayburn kept it warm and cosy, and we had everything we needed. We had a most enjoyable holiday there, and were sad to leave it. Would definitely recommend it, and will probably go back.
Mrs Phillips
2016-06-26

This is probably the oldest property we've ever stayed in and it certainly did have a very cottagey feel to it that conversions don't always have. The proximity of a good pub with an excellent menu and local walks meant we didn't need the car as much once there.
Mrs Burgin
2008-02-23

The owners of the property where very welcoming and made our two year olds holiday very memorable as they took time to show her their little lamb and horses.
Mrs Mitchell
2008-02-14