Name: Dun Cow Inn
Address: 43 Front Street, Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees, TS21 3AT, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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Dun Cow Inn

Oldy worldy pub nice breakfast & sleep spacious bedroom tidy but tired needs a bigger tv if picky

Lovely warm cosy old fashion  hotel with comfy beds  lovely bedding and spotlessly  clean  enjoyed our Christmas Visit with many thanks to Richard Jacky and all the lovely staff 👍🌸

Business trip and first time in the UK from Spain.

Based on the food this was 5/5.
Very busy on a Wednesday lunch time!!, so be sure to book.  Old school need to ring up, also website not the best but ?? if you know you know….
It’s a big place so you could probably go there on spec, certainly as a couple, any more might be a challenge.  
My Pork Stroganoff was perfect….

I never normally write reviews but in this case it's a must. My cousin suggested the dun cow inn after doing a family tree & finding out our 3rd time grandmother had worked there. The food was absolutely amazing especially the chips & the service from the staff was really good too. I would definitely recommend the dun cow inn

Oldy worlds pub nice sleep & breakfast just tired

Very pleasant stay. Staff very friendly and made me feel welcome. Room was spotlessly clean but dated with loads of character. Some noise from the bar downstairs, but I wasn't bothered by that as you would expect it being a busy restaurant on a main road. Very quiet after closing time and road was quite as well. Good value for money.

Great stay at the Dun Cow Inn. Just what we needed after our wedding at Hardwick Hall hotel. About 15 min walk from there. Beds were comfy, shower was nice and big and the full English was freshly made and nice and hot. Good amount of parking and all at a decent price. Staff were courteous and friendly. So yep excellent and would stay again if in the area.

Great hotel in a lovely village. Fantastic evening meal and breakfast.

Very cosy pub with big rooms and good dining options. Really recommended.

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We spent two nights here as we were going to Sedgefield Races.  This is a traditional pub with good home cooking and a good selection of beers and other drinks.  The rooms are a bit old fashioned but excellent value at £80 for B&B.  The staff were, without exception, friendly and efficient.  The Dun Cow seems to be a fixture in the community as the extensive dining room and bar were full on a Tuesday evening and many people also seemed to pop in for morning coffees or lunch. Special thanks go to Mark, the chef, who drove us to the races on a wet day!

Great traditional inn

Brilliant service & beautiful chips

Pleasant Stay

We loved the age of the building and all the characterful features were amazing. Big wooden beams and old decor made it really nice.The mattress in the room felt like it was as old as the property (room 4) but we were only staying one night so managed to cope.Hot water was a struggle and the glasses in the room had lipstick marks on one…. But besides all that, it was nice and an adventure.Staff were amazing and very friendly.

Tired Room but full of Character

A great welcome, fantastic reception, and very helpful, a big massive thanks to the manager and the young lady who kindly dropped me off at another venue, unfortunately, you had left before I returned, so was unable to thank you personally. Got my packed lunch for work, thank you so much, I did not expect this, and it's over and above my expectations, highly recommend staying here, I loved it, shame I had to get up early, all the best to you all, thank you A

Very good, 2nd time we have stayed at this hotel. The staff are exceptionally friendly and food is very good. The bed was a bit 'springy' but we had a good nights sleep. Only issue was there was no plug on the basin in the bedroom - this was mentioned next morning and I am sure it will have been rectified by the time the next occupants of the room arrive

2nd visit - as good as the first

I had a great little stay in this traditional hotel. I was immediately impressed to be informed that they would go out and buy gluten free bread and sausages for my breakfasts when I told them of my intolerance. Going by the busyness of the restaurant each night it must be a very good place to eat (I only got to eat an evening meal once due to my work, my loss). The staff were very friendly and accommodating throughout. 

Pleased and pleasing

If you want somewhere to stay that is NOT corporate all that that entails, then this might be the answer. It's a traditional pub, but a quiet one.  Arrive put your bag in the room (Room is oldy worldy but it's fine), go have a relaxing pint. You can literally park by the front door, so very handy. Want something to eat, well if you arrive late like me the bar food was finished, an OK Chinese is right opposite for a takeway to the Dun Cow. Breakfast is full English and really good. Price inc' this excellent breakfast a very reasonable 70 quid. 

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