22nd October 2019, guest from Decatur:
"We love the place."

Tip:
"3 pubs nearby all serve hearty fare for dinners, all of about equal quality, all good -- not gourmet."

Would Recommend: Yes

7th October 2019, guest from Gillingham:
"I have no idea where to start to relate just how fabulous Low Raisgill is. We arrived in heavy rain in the dark and late. No matter, Hazel dashed out to welcome us, slippers awaited and the offer of a pot of tea gave us a hint of the treat we were in for. Three nights of absolute bliss. The B & B ticks all those important boxes of cleanliness, comfy beds etc. This is so much more. Low Raisgill is situated within breath-taking scenery, remember when we arrived it was pitch black. Opening curtains on the first morning demanded lots of squeals of excitement. Ok that was me, but Mr I-B was equally delighted, just with a deeper voice! The house itself is gorgeous, decorated to a standard that would easily fit in any magazine. Importantly it delivered a homely atmosphere where our every need was anticipated.
Onto breakfast, I feel the need to tweak a certain advert; this is a Low Raisgill breakfast! Local produce, homemade yoghurt, compote, bread, marmalade and eggs from the chickens spotted from our bedroom window. Not forgetting my favourite, Aga made porridge. Breakfast is worth getting out of bed for.
Now for what I consider the most important element to any B & B, the hosts. Keith and Hazel share their local knowledge and love of the area willingly, plus their pub recommendations are spot on. Their ability to make guests feel truly welcome makes this a standalone B & B. I would go so far as to say, if they cannot accommodate you, change your dates. You will not regret it.

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Tip:
"The George inn Hubberholme - a must for Sunday roast. Great hosts and George the JR loves a fuss.

The Fox and Hounds, Starbotton. Again, great host, something about Yorkshire. Food yum.

be prepared for hearty portions in both."

Would Recommend: Yes