Grinkle Park North Yorkshire Moors, Yorkshire

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Conyers restaurant offers breakfast and dinner

Afternoon tea is served 2pm - 5pm on selected days in the Camelia or terrace

All day dining is available in the lounge

Parking Facilities

There is ample free parking for guests

Disabled Access

All bedrooms are located on the first floor and, unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift. 

The grounds

Grinkle Park is surrounded by 35 acres of parkland and gardens, and boasts many varieties of azalea and rhododendron which look stunning in full flower in spring and early summer.

History of the hotel

The Grinkle Estate belonged for centuries to the Conyers-Middleton family and its descendants. The “seat" of Grinkle was then an old Hall Mansion House.  During the Industrial Revolution of the nineteenth century the North East of England saw many changes and Grinkle did not escape these. One of the great Industrialists of the time, Sir Charles Mark Palmer, whose influence on the area was enormous, was to bring great changes to Grinkle. In 1881 the old mansion of Grinkle was demolished and Alfred Waterhouse was commissioned to build a house befitting the wealthy, and now titled landowner, Sir Charles Palmer. Over the entrance porch the arms of the Palmer family can still be found.

Grinkle Park was converted into a hotel in 1947 and became a country retreat for many a weary traveller. 

Dogs Policy

Dogs are permitted in a limited number of rooms. Dogs are charged at £10 per dog per night.