In the town centre, this 19th-century coaching inn and pub provides family-run bed & breakfast accommodation and free parking. The rail station is close by.
Real ales and award-winning beers are available in the main bar, which has a cosy fire and a welcoming atmosphere.
Suddaby?s Crown Hotel hosts live music and quiz nights, and is renowned for its beer festivals.
Many good restaurants are within walking distance. On arrival at the hotel, please go to the bar area to check in to your room.
Hotel Information
Suddabys is famous for its beer festivals, with 3 major events held during Easter, July and December. During these there are over 40 real ales available, along with a special food menu and live music in the evenings.
Suddabys is also becoming well-known for its music events and holds at least one live music night every month. A quiz night is held every Wednesday evening at 21:15.
Whilst the hotel does not have a restaurant, sandwiches and soups are available at lunchtimes and hot food is served on Friday and Saturday lunchtimes. As the hotel is located in the centre of the town there are many all good restaurants within walking distance. On arrival at the hotel, please go to the bar area to check in to your room as the hotel has no specific reception area.
Transport
From North - Take the A1 and A1 (M) southbound towards York, turn off at Junction 47 to the A59 into York, take bypass onto A64 and continue on to Malton. From South - Take A1 and A1 (M) northbound towards York and come off onto A64 at Junction 45. Continue along A64 bypassing York and continue on to Malton. From West - Take M6 northbound and join M62 between Junctions 21 and 22. Continue eastbound on M62 past Manchester. Leave M62 at Junction 33 and join A1 northbound to Junction 45, and leave, to join A64, then continue north-east towards York, continue past York on A64 and onto Malton. From York, travel up the A64 towards Malton and Scarborough. Come into Malton on the B1257, onto Broughton Road, following onto Newbiggin and Wheelgate. We are on the left, just before the junction.
