5

Country Court Residential Home food hygiene rating

Caring Premises · Hull City

Country Court Residential Home holds a 5, the highest food hygiene rating there is. At its last inspection the care premises met every standard the inspector checked, with nothing needing attention.

The rating: 5 - Very good

The rating dates from 25 June 2025, 12 months ago. Councils typically re-inspect higher-risk businesses every six months to two years, with well-run, low-risk places visited least often, so this is a normal gap.

Address: Country Court Residential Home, North Country Court, Kingston upon Hull, HU9 3TQ

How it compares in Hull City

That puts Country Court Residential Home among the 1,495 places in Hull City holding top marks, 78% of everywhere the council rates. A 5 is the norm here rather than the exception, so it is the rating to expect, not to be impressed by.

Every rated food business in Hull City
5 out of 5 1,495 78% ← Country Court Residential Home
4 out of 5 198 10%
3 out of 5 124 6%
2 out of 5 51 3%
1 out of 5 45 2%
0 out of 5 7 <1%

A further 361 businesses in the area are awaiting inspection or exempt, so are not counted above.

What the inspector found

An inspection scores three things: how food is handled, the physical condition of the premises, and how much the inspector trusts management to keep standards up. At Country Court Residential Home none of the three raised a concern, the overall rating is only ever as strong as its weakest area, so a clean sweep is what produces a high score.

Questions about Country Court Residential Home

What is Country Court Residential Home's food hygiene rating?

Country Court Residential Home has a food hygiene rating of 5 out of 5 (very good), given by Hull City Council on 25 June 2025.

Is Country Court Residential Home safe to eat at?

The rating covers hygiene standards found at inspection, not the food itself. At 5 out of 5, the inspector found hygiene standards at this care premises to be very good, the top end of the scale.

When was Country Court Residential Home last inspected?

Country Court Residential Home was last inspected on 25 June 2025, 12 months ago. Food hygiene inspections are unannounced, and the rating is published by Hull City Council rather than by the business.

What did the inspector find at Country Court Residential Home?

The inspector scored three areas. Hygienic food handling was rated "very good", the cleanliness and condition of the building "very good", and confidence in the management of food safety "very good". Lower concern in all three is what earns a high overall rating.

How does Country Court Residential Home compare to other places in Hull City?

78% of the 1,920 rated food businesses in Hull City hold the top rating of 5, and Country Court Residential Home is one of them.

Who decides the rating?

Hull City Council inspects Country Court Residential Home and sets the rating; the Food Standards Agency publishes it. Neither the business nor this site can change a rating, a business that disagrees can appeal to its council, and can request a re-inspection once it has fixed the problems.

Tell me when this changes

The Food Standards Agency publishes only a business's rating today, not what it scored before, and not when it moves. We check every UK rating each night. Watch Country Court Residential Home and we will email you the morning after its rating changes.

Free, for three businesses, forever. No password, we send you a link. How rating alerts work →

Understanding this rating

More food hygiene ratings near here

Country Court Residential Home is one of 2,054 rated food businesses in Kingston upon Hull. See every hygiene rating in Kingston upon Hull

Hull City inspects and rates 2,281 food businesses across its whole area. See every food hygiene rating in Hull City

The official record is held by the council: http://www.hull.gov.uk

Rating from the Food Standards Agency under the Open Government Licence. Ratings reflect standards found at the time of inspection and can change. If you think a rating is wrong, the official record is held by the FSA and the local authority; corrections there flow through here. How ratings work →