Hackness Grange Hotel

North Yorkshire Moors National Park, Hackness, Nr Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

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About Hackness Grange Hotel

Overlooking a tranquil lake, amid acres of private grounds, this 18th century manor offers peaceful seclusion in the heart of the majestic North Yorkshire Moors. When not relaxing in your comfortable en suite room, you can unwind in the heated indoor swimming pool; step on court and improve your tennis; hone your golf skills on the pitch and putt course; or simply sit and take in the beautiful surroundings. The Derwent Restaurant and comfortable lounge bar are both open to keep you nourished and refreshed. With ample free parking, you can easily bring the car to fully explore all the delights of North Yorkshire.

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