Overview
- Regional and national outlets published fresh profiles on January 30–31 that describe the village pub as a secluded “hidden gem.”
- The building became The George in 1754 after serving as a vicarage, and a church-born custom of a lit candle on the bar still signals when it is open.
- Walkers and ramblers favor the inn for stays, with rooms from about £120 for multi-night bookings and dinner tables held for overnight guests in busy periods.
- Monday is pie night with a stated minimum of eight homemade pies, complemented by a house ale called The George and strong customer feedback.
- TripAdvisor reviews praise the cosy fires and traditional interior, while J. B. Priestley celebrated Hubberholme and has his ashes at St Michael and All Angels’ Church.