Bed and Breakfast and plenty more besides...
A warm welcome awaits you at our homely Edwardian Country Guest House in Goathland, a picturesque village set in the outstanding natural beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Built in 1910 by Captain Richard Smailes of the Smailes Steam Ship Company, the house was his personal country residence. The house has many of the original features including the stained glass front door, fireplaces and cornicing and a stunning pitch pine staircase.
Guests enjoy fantastic views of the moors from the dining room at breakfast and from the guest lounge when relaxing with books, games, music and TV. Tide times and the weather forecast are displayed in the entrance hall and guides, maps, leaflets and timetables are readily available to help plan your stay. Guests can also enjoy a drink from our licensed bar in the comfort of the guest lounge, complete with an open fire for those cooler evenings. We have extensive gardens for our guests to enjoy, particularly on warm summer evenings. Fairhaven has proven to be a fantastic venue for family parties and get togethers for up to 18 guests, with walking parties, 80th birthday parties and wedding party guests all staying with us in recent months.
There are pubs and restaurants, tea shops, Post Office and gift shops all within the village and just a short stroll away from Fairhaven. Numerous marked footpaths surround the Goathland, which take walkers across the moors, along riverbanks and waterfalls such as the Mallyan Spout.
For the safety and comfort of all our guests, our home is a smoke-free environment. Fairhaven benefits from a private drive and car park at the rear of the house.
