Country Pub Rooms in Yorkshire Wolds
Stay at The Star Inn, a cosy country pub in Weaverthorpe near Malton. Enjoy comfy en-suite rooms, locally sourced food, log fires, and a warm Yorkshire welcome. Ideal for walkers, food lovers, and peaceful getaways, with the coast, Wolds, and North York Moors nearby.
About Us
Welcome to The Star Inn – Weaverthorpe’s Traditional Country Pub
Tucked away in the beautiful Great Wold Valley, The Star Inn is a traditional village pub with deep Yorkshire roots and a reputation for honest food, real ale, and warm hospitality.
Located just outside Malton – Yorkshire’s food capital – our family-run inn offers a cosy escape from the everyday. Whether you’re calling in for a pint by the fire, a long lunch with friends, or a peaceful countryside stay in one of our en-suite guest rooms, you’ll find a warm welcome waiting.
A Place with Character
Dating back to the 19th century, The Star Inn has long been a hub for the local farming community and passing travellers alike. We’ve lovingly maintained its traditional charm while adding a few modern comforts – like free Wi-Fi, hearty bedrooms, and a menu that champions fresh, local produce.
Our Food & Drink
We believe in proper pub food, done well. Our menu changes with the seasons and always features local meats, fresh vegetables, and Yorkshire dairy. From hand-raised pies to slow-cooked stews, every dish is made to order – and our Sunday roasts are a local favourite. Behind the bar, you’ll find hand-pulled real ales, good wines, and a growing selection of local spirits.
Stay Awhile
Upstairs, our rooms offer a peaceful and comfortable place to stay after a day exploring the Wolds, the coast, or the nearby market towns of Malton and Driffield. Each room is en-suite, with countryside views, crisp linens, and a proper Yorkshire breakfast included in the morning.
Part of the Community
We’re proud to be at the heart of village life – whether it’s hosting quiz nights, supporting local suppliers, or just having a chat across the bar. At The Star, everyone’s welcome – including dogs, walkers, cyclists, and muddy boots.
We invite you to join us – for a drink, a meal, or a night away. Discover the charm of a true Yorkshire pub at The Star Inn, Weaverthorpe.
Frequently Asked Questions – The Star Inn, Weaverthorpe
1. What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. If you need a slightly earlier or later time, just let us know in advance – we’ll do our best to help.
2. Is breakfast included in the room rate?
Yes – a full Yorkshire breakfast is included with your stay, featuring local produce and freshly brewed tea or coffee. Vegetarian options are always available.
3. Are dogs welcome?
Absolutely! Well-behaved dogs are welcome in certain guest rooms and in our bar area. Please let us know in advance if you're bringing a furry friend.
4. Do you serve food in the pub?
Yes, our kitchen is open for lunch and dinner most days, offering hearty pub classics and seasonal specials made with local ingredients. Booking ahead is recommended, especially at weekends.
5. Is there on-site parking?
Yes, we have free off-road parking available for all guests right outside the inn.
6. What attractions are nearby?
We’re just 20 minutes from Malton (Yorkshire’s food capital), 30 minutes from the coast (Scarborough, Filey), and close to the Yorkshire Wolds and North York Moors – perfect for walkers, cyclists, and sightseers.
7. Is Wi-Fi available?
Yes, we offer free Wi-Fi throughout the building – although please note we’re in a rural area, so speeds may vary.
8. Are the rooms en-suite?
Yes – all our guest rooms have private en-suite bathrooms with showers, fluffy towels, and toiletries included.
9. Do you host events or special occasions?
We’re happy to accommodate small gatherings, private dinners, and special occasions. Just get in touch to discuss your plans.
10. Is public transport available nearby?
Weaverthorpe is a rural village, so public transport is limited. A car is recommended, but local taxi services can be arranged in advance if needed.
