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Hamlet Rise

  • 4.7 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 2

Hamlet Rise Features

Lodge Facilities
  • En suite shower to master bedroom
  • Family bathroom with shower over
  • Open plan lounge, kitchen, diner
  • Doors leading to deck area with outdoor furniture
  • No pets
  • Set in grounds of The Bay Horse pub
  • Location between Beverley and Hull
  • Explore East Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast and market towns
  • Garden and children’s play area
  • Reception open 4pm-9pm Monday to Friday
  • Reception open 12pm-9pm Saturday and Sunday
Accommodation features
  • A selection of holiday homes and larger lodges in a peaceful location adjacent to the Bay Horse Pub in Arnold. Ideal for couples and families
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Dishwasher and washing machine (except Goodwood and Beverley)
  • Bed linen and duvets included
  • Beds made for your arrival
  • Deck with garden furniture
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Electricity and gas included
  • Babies must be included in total party size
  • Pets ÂŁ30 per dog (2 max) (in York only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • Reception open 4pm-9pm Monday to Friday and 12pm-9 pm Saturday and Sunday

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York

  • Sleeps 4
  • Pets 2

Modern and spacious holiday home with double and twin room. Family bathroom with shower cubical. Open plan kitchen/lounge and diner with door leading to decking area.

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Goodwood

  • Sleeps 6

Modern holiday home with one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. Separate toilet and shower room. Generous open-plan living area with patio doors leading to deck. No pets.

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Chester

  • Sleeps 4

Modern holiday home with a large comfortable living area and dining area. Fully equipped kitchen. One double bedroom with an en suite toilet and wash basin. Second bedroom has two twin beds. Separate toilet with shower. No pets.

Top Days Out Near Hamlet Rise

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Hamlet Rise, with real driving times.

Public aquarium 22 min drive · 10.4 miles

The Deep

Sat nav: HU1 4DP

A charity-run aquarium on the Humber Estuary with sharks, penguins, rays and Europe's deepest viewing tunnel.

  • Families
  • Couples
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The Deep is a public aquarium in Hull, overlooking the Humber Estuary where the River Hull meets it. Its Endless Ocean tank holds sharks, rays and northern Europe's only pair of green sawfish, and you can walk through Europe's deepest viewing tunnel or ride a glass lift through the water.

Tip: Check the daily talk times when you arrive and plan your visit around the shark and penguin talks. Use HU1 4DP or HU9 1TU for sat nav, which takes you to Tower Street.

Gothic church 15 min drive · 8.3 miles

Beverley Minster

Sat nav: HU17 0DP

One of the UK's largest parish churches, a Gothic masterpiece with free entry and rooftop tours.

  • Couples
  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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Beverley Minster is the parish church of Saint John and Saint Martin in Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire. It is one of the largest parish churches in the UK, bigger than a third of English cathedrals, and is regarded as a Gothic masterpiece.

Tip: Tours, including the Roof Tour, can be booked through the Minster's website. On Sunday mornings access is limited to the west end until services finish.

Art gallery 24 min drive · 11.6 miles

Ferens Art Gallery

Sat nav: HU1 3RA

Seven centuries of European art, from medieval painting to modern work, in the heart of Hull.

  • Couples
  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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The Ferens is one of the UK's finest art collections, housed in a Grade II listed building in Queen Victoria Square. The collection runs from late medieval painting through to sculpture and new media, with highlights from Lorenzetti, Frans Hals, Canaletto, Leighton, Stanley Spencer, Helen Chadwick and Gillian Wearing. Alongside the permanent displays there are changing exhibitions.

Tip: No need to book for a normal visit, but last admission is 30 minutes before closing and the café shuts an hour before the gallery.

Farm museum park 54 min drive · 36.2 miles

Murton Park

Sat nav: YO19 5UF

A family-friendly mix of farming museum, steam railway, animals and living history, just outside York.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • Half day
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Murton Park is set in 14 acres of countryside east of York and is home to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming. Inside you can explore the history of farm machinery, rural life and the Women's Land Army. Outdoors there are animals to meet, play areas, and a short ride on the Derwent Valley Light Railway at weekends.

Tip: The living history sites may have limited or no access during school term time, so visit at a weekend or in the school holidays to see the Roman fort and Viking village.

Stately home 30 min drive · 20.1 miles

Burton Agnes Hall

Sat nav: YO25 4NB

An Elizabethan manor house with a games-themed walled garden, woodland walk and a Norman manor house next door.

  • Families
  • Half day
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Burton Agnes Hall is an Elizabethan manor house near Driffield, built in the early 1600s. Inside, the Long Gallery has a richly plastered ceiling, and many 17th-century fittings survive, including carved woodwork, plaster ceilings and an alabaster overmantel. Next door stands the Norman Manor House, first built in 1173. Both are Grade I listed, and the Hall is still a lived-in family home.

Tip: Book tickets online ahead if you can. Card payments only, as cash isn't accepted on site.

Stately home 44 min drive · 27.5 miles

Sledmere House

Sat nav: YO25 3XG

A Grade I listed Georgian house on the Yorkshire Wolds, with Capability Brown parkland, a farm shop and a farm.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Half day
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Sledmere House is a Grade I listed Georgian country house between Driffield and Malton, and the ancestral home of the Sykes family. It is known for its Chippendale and Sheraton furnishings, fine plasterwork and the Long Library, which is described as one of the most beautiful rooms in England. The Turkish Room, with its Kutahya tiles, is another highlight.

Tip: The farm shop, adventure play area and farm do not need a ticket and parking is free, but check the website for current opening times before you set off.

Coastal castle 56 min drive · 35.9 miles

Scarborough Castle

Sat nav: YO11 1QZ

A ruined royal fortress on a wide headland with sweeping views over Scarborough's two bays and the North Sea.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • 2-3 hours
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Scarborough Castle crowns a headland between the town's two bays. Climb to the viewing platforms in the Inner Bailey and the Great Tower for views over the town, the harbour and the bay. An exhibition tells the story of the site, including a Bronze Age sword on display, and there's a World Builder trail for younger visitors.

Tip: Leave plenty of time to wander the wide grassy headland as well as the castle itself.

Geology museum 53 min drive · 35 miles

Rotunda Museum

Sat nav: YO11 2PS

One of the world's first purpose-built museums, with Yorkshire fossils and sea views in Scarborough.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Couples
  • Dogs welcome
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The Rotunda is the Museum of Coastal Heritage and Geology, opened in 1829 and among the world's first purpose-built museums. It was built to a design suggested by William Smith, the "Father of English Geology", and looks out over Scarborough's South Bay. Inside, a Georgian gallery has a frieze of the local coastline's geology, drawn by Smith's nephew John Phillips.

Tip: There's no car park on site, so use the nearby South Bay underground car park or Palm Court multi-storey. Check which galleries are open, as the West Wing is closed.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Hamlet Rise

4.7Visitor Rating out of 5

40 reviews from guests who stayed at Hamlet Rise

Emma
Date of stay: 4th May 2025

This place is perfect for a peaceful getaway! The cottage was spotless and had everything we needed. The hot tub was a real treat after long walks nearby. Quiet location, lovely village, we had an absolutely fantastic time. Highly recommend!

Emma, Co.durham
Date of stay: 3rd May 2025

The lodge was spotless and super comfy, really enjoyed our stay. Only downside was the description mentioning an ensuite shower in the master, but it was just a toilet and basin. Still, lovely place overall!

Emma
Date of stay: 1st May 2025

We loved the peaceful rural setting of this holiday home. The courtyard with its slate tiles was charming and the hot tub really made it feel special. Perfect for exploring the countryside!

Emma, Billingham
Date of stay: 12th April 2025

Great experience, would definitely recommend to friends.

Emma
Date of stay: 12th April 2025

We had a really lovely weekend here and definitely want to come back later in the year!

Emma, Gb
Date of stay: 2nd April 2025

We really appreciated the spaciousness of the lounge and the kitchen/diner - it made everything so much easier. The shower was excellent and having washing up supplies plus extra bin bags was a nice touch. Two toilets definitely came in handy! On the downside, the main bedroom mattress wasnt great; we could really feel the springs which was a bit of a letdown. Also, this was the only lodge without decking and the outdoor furniture was pretty sparse - just a tiny round table and two fold-up chairs, not really enough when we wanted to eat outside in the lovely weather. The pubs extractor fan was quite noisy at night and being right next to the beer garden, you could hear the crowd outside, so bear that in mind.

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