Constructed from local sandstone, this 19th century grand farmhouse is set in its own grounds at the gateway to the North Yorkshire National Park. Offering award-winning B&B accommodation in well appointed en suite bedrooms, as well as hearty breakfast to start the day.
This traditional sandstone listed farmhouse enjoys a serene woodland setting on the fringe of Arncliffe Woods in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Standing directly on the Coast-to-Coast and Cleveland Way walks, it makes a welcome rest for weary travellers.
Standing in the heart of the village of Cayton, this former smithy and inn has undergone extensive renovations to once again welcome weary travellers. In a nod to its equestrian heritage, each of the beautifully appointed boutique bedrooms has been styled with this theme.
As the name suggests, this former gamekeeper’s cottage has been totally transformed to provide stylish bed and breakfast accommodation in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Guests can enjoy a drink in the cosy bar before dining in the à la carte restaurant.
This historic former coaching inn has been welcoming weary travelers for hundreds of years, providing them with a comfortable bed for the night and the finest home cooked Yorkshire fayre. Each of uniquely designed bedrooms boasts warmth and character.
Nestled in the cobbled market square of Grassington at the very heart of the Dales, the Devonshire offers eight beautifully appointed bedrooms and suites. The menu showcases the best that Yorkshire has to offer, all sourced locally where possible.
Rebuilt in 1756 following a fire, the Fat Badger adjoins Bootham Bar, one of the four main entrances to the Roman fortress. The inn now offers 12 classic en suite bedrooms and serves AA Rosette food in a delightful parlour-style restaurant.
Set in the heart of the city, this listed Georgian mansion stands in beautiful, tranquil grounds. Dating from around 1827, it blends original character with modern luxury and features many artefacts associated with Winston Churchill.
Conveniently situated for exploring the many sites of historic York, the award-winning Rose & Crown offers five comfortable en suite letting rooms. In a building that dates from 1786, today’s guests can expect to be served famous ales and freshly cooked food.
Originally home to a local landowner until bought by Reverend Whaley in 1869, this 300-year old house offers panoramic views over the Wensleydale Valley. The five en suite guest rooms are all bright, modern and well appointed.