Rumour has it that The Scole Inn has hosted several notable figures throughout history. King Charles II is said to have visited the inn, along with his famous mistress, Nell Gwynne, while he was involved in the construction of the local church in Scole. The inn is also believed to have welcomed the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin and even Lord Nelson. As a well-known coaching inn, The Scole Inn has long been a favoured stopover for famous faces and travellers alike. In honour of this rich history, our suites are named after these illustrious visitors, offering a unique and memorable stay steeped in tradition.