The Star Inn

The Star Inn

Background of The Star Inn

• The Star Inn is over 500 years old.
• Andrew Perm took over the Star inn in 1996.
• The inn set up its foody reputation with celebrities and luminaries.
• JB priestly, Sophia Lauren and David Niven visited in the 1960’s.
• Oliver Cromwell and Dick Turpan are rumoured to have visited the inn.
• You can find more information about this on the history page of their website.

The Star Inn’s rustic thatch rooftop with thatch cat decoration.

The Pub and Dining Room Features

• You can find online menus on their website.
• The menu items vary depending on seasonal produce.
• You can order vegan and vegetarian options.
• You can visit their garden, where they grow some of their own ingredients.
• you can discover a thatch cat decoration sitting on the inn’s thatch roof.
• The height of ceiling beams varies throughout the inn.
• The bar tables and chairs where designed by Mouse Man.
• Cushions decorate the bench seating in the bar.
• The floor of the bar is carpetted
• However, The restaurant floor is wooden with several Persian rugs throughout.
• In the garden, you can find a tree stump repurposed as a picnic table.
• You can also find a statue of a rabbit in the garden.
• The restaurant has earned multiple awards, including a Michelin star and multiple Rosaries.
• You can book a table on their website.
• You can book a room on their website (The rooms are in a block opposite the pub).
• You can buy a voucher on their website.

A pub dining area featuring small wooden tables, olive cushioned seating, a lit fireplace, and exposed timber ceiling beams.

Travel and Transport

• The Inn has on-site parking.
• The nearest bus stop is on Main St (0.2 miles).
• The nearest railway station is Malton Railway Station (roughly 4 miles).
• You can find more transport information by checking out the inn on Google maps.

Accessibility

• There is enough room to manoeuvre a wheelchair in the interior space.
• The pub entrance is flat and has one inward-opening door and a turn to the right.
• The restaurant entrance is wheelchair accessible.
• There is a slope between the restaurant and garden.
• The restaurant is guide dog friendly (you can find out more from their dog policy).
• There are no braille or large print menus.
• The restaurant has a specified room with a hearing loop.
• The staff have not received neurodivergent awareness training.
• High chairs are available.
• Baby changing facilities are available.
• You can find out more from their access statement.

Further Information

• you can find more places to explore in Helmsley through our nearby listings.