The Black Swan Helmsley, Yorkshire & The North East

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Breakfast is served from 8am until 10am

Dinner is served daily from 7pm - 9.30pm

Lunch is only served on a Sunday between 12.30pm - 2.00pm

Afternoon Tea is served from 10am - 5.30pm

Dress Code

Smart casual

Parking Facilities

The hotel has two car parks, a large car park at the back of the hotel and a smalled one at the front. To access the back car park drive up the lane to the right of the hotel and you will find the parking at the rear of the building. The front car park requires a permit which should be collected from reception on arrival.

Disabled Access

The public areas within the hotel are wheelchair accessable. Please be aware that due to the age and layout of the hotel there is no lift. All bedrooms are located up at least one flight of stairs from reception, however access to several rooms in the garden wing is available avoiding stairs via the back car park.Unfortunately there are no adapted bedrooms. 

Child Policy

A charge of £25 per child applies when your children are sharing a Superior Bedroom with you. This charge includes the extra bed and bedding, full English breakfast, and applies to children up to the age of 16 years old. Children aged up to 4 years are welcome on a complimentary basis when sleeping in a cot bed. Children aged 16 years and over are classified as adults.

Please note that if you do opt to book an interconnecting room for your children, this will be charged at the full adult rate.

Children are welcome in the restautant. 

Other Information

Complimentary Wi-Fi available in the Hotel

History of the hotel

Visit the Black Swan Hotel in Helmsley, North Yorkshire and you really will feel as if you're part of a long history. The hotel comprises three houses; the black and white Tudor house on the left of the terrace, the Georgian house in the middle, and the Elizabethan building on the right, which stands on the site where an inn is believed to have been situated for many centuries.

The Black Swan Hotel in Yorkshire was in fact always destined to become Helmsley's principal coaching inn when in 1838 it was decided to run a stage coach route linking Leeds and York with Helmsley. Known as The Helmsley Highflyer, the coach called three times a week at the Black Swan Hotel.

The addition of the houses has led to the preservation of the historically important areas of the building and has also done much to enhance the overall character of the Black Swan Hotel.

Dogs Policy

Dogs are charged at £10 per dog, per stay. Dogs are not permitted in the restaurant or tearoom.