A Skipton hotel and restaurant is celebrating after being nominated for a national hospitality award.
Herriots Hotel & Rhubarb Restaurant has been nominated for a Hotel Business Award at the 365 Awards.
The hotel has been part of Skipton for 36 years, welcoming guests and hosting celebrations while supporting the local community.
The team is now asking customers, former guests and local residents to support it by casting a vote.
A spokesperson for Herriots Hotel & Rhubarb Restaurant said:
“We’re absolutely thrilled to share that Herriots Hotel & Rhubarb Restaurant has been nominated for a Hotel Business Award with the prestigious 365 Awards!
“After 36 years of welcoming guests, celebrating special occasions, supporting our local community and, most importantly, being incredibly proud of our amazing team, this nomination means a great deal to us.”
The hotel added that every vote would “mean the world” to its team.
Voting is now open through the 365 Awards website here.

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