The Old Well Inn sits comfortably in the centre of Barnard Castle and has recently undergone an extensive and tasteful refurbishment of all rooms and public areas, maintaining and enhancing the character and fabric of this lovely traditional 17th century inn. The 10 en-suite bedrooms are beautifully furnished. We have three different restaurants, each with a distinctive atmosphere and ambience. Relax in the main restaurant, enjoy the continental atmosphere of the conservatory, or enjoy pasta and pizza in Rabana's Italian restaurant. Spacious Rooms. Free use of swimming, sauna and gym facilities at a leisure centre five minutes walk away. Bed & Breakfast and Dinner, Bed & Breakfast rates are available.
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Welcome to the Red Well Inn, offering comfortable, quality and value accommodation in the beautiful market town of Barnard Castle. In our extensive bar, you'll find a warm and cosy atmosphere and a range of drinks to suit all tastes, including a fine selection of both wines and cask and smoothflow ales. Delicious food is available throughout the day in the Lounge and Bar. Bar and restaurant serving some of the best food in the area. Ample parking. Free use of leisure facilities at a local health club. Ideally located, local attractions such as Bowes Museum, High Force, and Raby Castle are all a short drive away and the golf course is just 100 metres away.
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Set in the beautiful village of Greta Bridge near Barnard Castle, The Morritt is a country hotel with a wonderful restaurant. Take advantage of the beautiful gardens in summer and in the cooler months, be welcomed by glowing log fires. The 27 en-suite rooms are each individually furnished, some with four-poster or traditional deluxe brass beds. Our newly refurbished designer rooms really do have the "wow factor"... whether you are looking for a luxurious whirlpool bathroom, a dreamy four poster pink bedroom, a beamed room with lots of character or a four poster room with inglenook fireplace.
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The enchanting Lord Crewe Arms Hotel has a tradition of welcoming travellers from far and wide, offering guests warm hospitality in stylish surroundings. Experience the friendly welcome, unique interior and rural tranquillity that one would expect to accompany a building, part of which dates back over 800 years. Stunning stone fireplaces, ancient timber beams, stone flag floors and many more period features contribute to the authentic atmosphere and individual charm that our guests enjoy time and time again.

The Honest Lawyer Hotel houses 56 contemporary en-suite rooms, each fitted with power showers, Freeview TV, DVD/CD, and telephones. Complimentary wireless broadband is available in our main public areas, as well as Internet Kiosks. The whole of the hotel is non-smoking. Situated on the A167, the hotel is in a convenient location for Durham and the surrounding areas (2 1/2 miles from the City Centre). We also have an a la carte restaurant, catering for all tastes, as well as offering bar meals and a traditional Sunday Carvery.
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Dating back to the 16th Century, the delightful Three Tuns Hotel located in the heart of historic Durham, retains an atmosphere reminiscent of yesteryear filled with charm and character. Stained glass ceilings, oak panelling throughout, real Tudor beams, original wood carvings and open fireplaces are just a few of the many character features within this friendly and popular hotel. Step out of the hotel and you will find yourself in the heart of Durham City, with attractive streets filled with shops, cobbled alleys, Medieval lanes and Georgian and Victorian architecture.

The Three Horseshoes, situated within easy reach of the beautiful city of Durham, is a comfortable Old Country Inn with a well- stocked cellar, good food and first-class accommodation. We have a function room available for small parties, birthdays and weddings, etc. Our immaculate bedrooms are tastefully decorated and fully equipped for all of your needs. All rooms are double-glazed and overlook the Durham countryside.
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Originally a 17th century coaching inn, this hotel has retained both its character and charm. It boasts a superb leisure club with heated indoor swimming pool, fitness room, spa bath, sauna and plunge pool and beauty room. The hotel offers Binchesters, the newly refurbished Restaurant serving delicious food and fine wine for a memorable dining experience.

The three star rated Seven Stars Inn, dating from 1724, is a traditional English country inn located on the edge of the picturesque village of Shincliffe, just one and a half miles from the centre of Durham city and Durham University. The Seven Stars Inn is ideally located for exploring the historic sites of Durham with its famous cathedral, castle and botanical garden. Beamish Museum, Britain's favourite open air museum, is within easy reach and Newcastle and Sunderland are less than 20 miles away. Enjoy freshly prepared food in our traditional restaurant, or just relax with fine wines or a pint of real ale in front of the fire in our cosy lounge or bar. We now offer free wireless internet access for all residents.
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The Avenue Inn is a traditional inn located in the peaceful village of Shincliffe just 1 mile away from Durham City Centre. Awarded 2 stars by the English Tourist Board it offers quality en-suite accommodation combined with a friendly welcome. The Avenue Inn is ideally located for exploring the historic sites of Durham with its famous cathedral, castle and Durham Botanical Gardens.
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A 16th Century coaching inn recently reopened after being refurbished to a very high standard. Spectacular gardens set on the banks of the River Tees. Excellent location from A1 Scotch Corner. Top notch food served formally in our riverside restaurant or in the lounge bars for a more relaxed atmosphere. Full facilities in all our refurbished bedrooms.
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Offering a warm and friendly environment with excellent homemade food and extensive menus, this homely, traditional countryside inn is truly a place for all the family. The Bridge Inn is situated by a river in the village of Ramshaw, on the outskirts of Evenwood and a short drive from the market town of Bishops Auckland. David and Claire are your hosts and have been running the inn for over 12 years. With an open fire in winter, the cosy bar is well stocked with a good selection of quality wines, spirits, real ales, and traditional local beers and lagers.
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Welcome to South Causey Inn and Equestrian Centre, nestled in the beautiful Beamish Valley, this is the rural gateway to traditional North Eastern hospitality. Our stone built and newly re-furbished Inn has 16 en-suite bedrooms. The Bar and Snug have log beams, oak floors, open fires and an eclectic mix of wooden period furniture. Located in over 100 acres of grounds, we overlook Beamish and are just a short drive away from the business and shopping centres of the Metro Centre in Gateshead, only 8 minutes away and the cities of Newcastle and Durham with World Heritage Site Status. We overlook Beamish Museum, one of Europe's largest Open Air Museums.
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The Hope and Anchor is reputed to be one of the oldest buildings in the popular seaside village of Alnmouth. It has been an Inn for as long as people can remember, and its walls will no doubt carry secrets and stories, which only they can tell. You can relax in our cosy and well stocked bar, and re-fuel your energy levels in our informal restaurant.
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Situated in the historic town of Alnwick, the hotel has recently undergone a £3/4 million refurbishment. Oozing character and steeped in history the White Swan offers a unique insight into life in years gone by. For example, the Olympic Suite, salvaged from the SS Olympic, sister ship of the ill fated Titanic, and situated near the newly opened Alnwick Gardens and home of 'Hogwarts' from the Harry Potter films.
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Blackmores of Alnwick is an exclusive boutique hotel and restaurant located in the heart of the Northumbrian market town of Alnwick. Furnished and decorated in a contemporary style with an eye for detail, we strive to make the ambience as special as our food. The food served in the restaurant is of the highest quality and ensures a dining experience to be savoured. The accommodation enjoys individually designed rooms, each one appointed to the very highest of standards make Blackmore’s of Alnwick the ideal place to unwind after a fine meal or as a luxurious base from which to explore this dramatic part of the world.
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The Sportsman Inn is truly a coastal gem. For those who wish to be both at the hub of bustling market-town Alnwick, whilst enjoying some countryside peace and quiet, The Sportsman Inn is for you. Our rooms feature quixotic views of the sprawling Northumberland countryside and Embleton Bay through large panelled windows. Our hotel restaurant has been the toast of many a restaurant review, perhaps due to its locally sourced, freshly prepared eclectic and delicious menu specialising in the freshest seafood not to mention the luxurious setting!  If you love a casual, friendly place where the rooms are perfect, the log fire is roaring and the food is mouth-watering, this might just be the place you’ve been looking for... Winner of the Northumberland Food Awards 09.
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Top chef Tony Binks took over the 1870s pub in 2006. Already voted “Destination Restaurant of the Year,” the pub sits at the heart of Barrasford village in the North Tyne valley. Tony’s cooking style is traditionally English with French influences, a homage to his friend and mentor, international cuisinier Albert Roux, who pays the occasional visit. There are comfortable, newly refurbished bedrooms. Stay in a place with a warm and homely atmosphere that you'll never forget. Come and enjoy some fine Northumbrian hospitality while you stay with us and explore what Northumbria and Hadrian's Wall Country has to offer.
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Featuring a blend of 18th century architecture and modern facilities, our hotel is centrally situated in the town, within the medieval walls and a short walk from the old quayside. Our hotel houses en-suite rooms, all with a reputation built on first class service and individual attention. We offer a lovely walled garden to the rear of the hotel, a wonderful place in which to relax of an evening with a glass of wine, or dine al fresco throughout the summer months. The restaurant caters for a wide variety of tastes providing breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of the year. Sunday lunch was brought back serving a succulent roast. Come and pay us a visit and let us look after you whilst you look around the Northumberland and Scottish countryside..
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The George Hotel, dating back to the 17th Century, is set on the banks of the River North Tyne. Situated only 30 minutes from Newcastle in the idyllic Northumberland countryside with picturesque river views, this hotel is the perfect country haven. After a stroll around the local countryside, enjoy afternoon tea in one of the hotel's lounges or in its landscaped gardens then prepare for a leisurely evening meal in the Riverside Restaurant. For complete relaxation and revitalisation, visit the hotel's leisure club, which has an indoor heated pool, spa, steam room, sauna, solarium and gymnasium. Many activities are on offer at the hotel, including salmon and trout fishing from the hotel's own grounds (charges apply).
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The Swan at Choppington is a quality assessed 3 star Inn offering great food, excellent service and comfortable en-suite accommodation. Our location provides excellent transport links to Newcastle, Gateshead, Alnwick and the Scottish borders as we are less than 4 miles from the A1. We have 6 self contained, en-suite bedrooms. All are on the ground floor and have their own front door therefore providing 24hr access. Lunch and dinner is served both in the traditional main bar or conservatory restaurant, catering for tastes from the most conservative to the most elaborate. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement.
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Conveniently located close to the A1 dual carriageway, the Packhorse Inn at Ellingham offers an oasis of rural tranquillity, a superb location for exploring Northumberland or just for a peaceful and enjoyable break from your journey. For almost two centuries our establishment has offered a warm welcome to travellers. Today’s guests may not turn up with a packhorse at their heels but they feel equally at ease in the cosy bar with its open fire and exposed beams and are just as keen to savour the excellent food and drink. The Packhorse Inn offers bed & breakfast and every room has a colour television, tea and coffee making facilities and an en-suite shower-room or bathroom.
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Imagine the scene, you are either local to the area or are enjoying a cycle ride, a stroll in the country or just a welcome break from you normal routine, when you come across a traditional inn in a secluded location, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. In the spacious garden with stone walls and apple trees, you are surrounded by farmland. Inside, the inn boasts a restaurant with exposed stone walls and rustic feel. The inviting bar and snug areas, with their open log fires offer a cosy welcome whilst the separate games room with pool table and darts board provide alternative entertainment. As a complete package, from the surroundings, to the service, to the food, to the price, it should fulfil each customers needs and expectations.
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The Royal Hotel, an elegant Grade II listed building with its unique gold dome, has been a place of welcome to travellers since the early part of the nineteenth century. Situated in the heart of the thriving town of Hexham, the hotel dominates the street of Priestpopple. Built in 1820, the original coaching house was known as the 'New' or 'Low Grey Bull', eventually to become 'The Royal Hotel' in around 1870. Anthony and Jane Pelly took over in April 1998 with a vision to restore The Royal Hotel to its former glory. Hexham itself is a prominent market town that dates back to 674 AD. Many historic buildings still survive - among them the 12th Century Abbey, with its original 7th Century Saxon crypt, and the Old Gaol, the oldest gaol in England
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If you love the quirky, historic and unconventional, then the Strathmore Arms is for you! Recently under new management, this romantic wayside tavern has it all: remoteness, stunning countryside, 4 en-suite bedrooms, a range of real ales, a great menu and a warm welcome to walkers, tourists and locals alike. Our reasonably priced dishes change regularly and use local produce wherever possible. Perched near the end of a cul-de-sac in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and UNESCO designated Geopark, the Inn is a perfect setting for a short break.
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Welcome to The Anglers Arms, a family run traditional, Northumbrian country inn set on the banks of the River Coquet. Dating back to the 1760's, this four star hotel is full of antiques and quaint bric-a-brac. On winter days, the open log fires are a welcoming treat. It is superbly located, close to the delights of both coast and country. Walk the Simonside Hills or fish on the Inns own one mile stretch of the River Coquet. The hotel has a sophisticated restaurant (we won the Les Routiers 2007 award for Inn of the Year The North) and a bar with a warm and friendly ambiance.  All of our cosy and welcoming en-suite bedrooms have a touch of old world charm and are attractively furnished. A hearty Northumbrian breakfast is included.
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A friendly country Inn with a reputation for food, drink and en-suite bedrooms. The Black Bull Inn is located in the village of Lowick just 10 miles from the historic town of Berwick upon Tweed. Ideally located for walkers of 'The St. Cuthbert's Way' between Wooler and Holy Island as well as just off the busy A1 trunk road for persons commuting between Newcastle and Edinburgh.The pub still retains a great deal of old charms and the original beams are visible in the snug bar where we also have the benefit of a real open fire. The spacious dining room with attached conservatory leads off the snug bar and offers a wide range of home cooked food prepared from as much local produce as available.
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Otterburn Hall Country House Hotel has an air of timelessness, the feel of a luxury country house just twenty-five minutes from Newcastle. Set in over 500 acres of the beautiful countryside in the Northumberland National Park, here is a haven of calm and serenity. Each of the 25 bedrooms in the main hotel is individually designed, in either traditional or contemporary styles, . Coach House and Garden Rooms offer a cosy alternative to the Main Hall and the 40 standard en-suite rooms are subject to the same excellent housekeeping standards that our main hotel rooms enjoy.
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In the midst of a wild and romantic landscape, the Percy Arms Hotel stands on the edge of the Northumberland Moors and offers luxury and comfort in a genuine 'get away from it all' location. This 17th century coaching inn, family operated and managed, offers a high standard of cuisine and accommodation, plus those little extras only such an establishment can offer. With 28 bedrooms we have plenty of space and choice to accommodate the most discerning guests, including family rooms and some rooms with four poster beds. The Percy Arms Hotel is situated on the A696 Newcastle to Edinburgh road, within easy reach of Hadrian's Wall, Holy Island, and The Great Kielder Forest.

Situated in the picturesque village of Swinton in the beautiful Border countryside, The Wheatsheaf Hotel offers excellent accommodation, superb cuisine and fine wines.  The restaurant specialises in fresh Scottish game and seafood, whilst relaxing in the bar with its beamed ceiling and open fire, you can select from our extensive menu which changes daily. "The Macallan Taste of Scotland Hotel of the Year".  "Good Pub Guide Scottish Dining Pub of the Year"

Just inside this flourishing market town’s remaining ancient gateway, this historic coaching inn retains its original Georgian character, offering good food and wine in comfortable surroundings
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The King’s Head is situated in Beverley and offers unique accommodation in the centre of this historic town. The period building hides a contemporary bar and stylish modern rooms with all the facilities you can expect from a Marston’s Inn. Beverley itself is an historic market town and offers the attractions of Beverley Minster and Racecourse and is a good base for day trips to Hull, Bridlington, Scarborough and York. The rooms are situated above our lively bar with a late license until 2am on weekend nights. The bar serves a full contemporary pub menu complemented by our range of wines, beers and soft drinks.

A traditional Victorian Inn renovated to a superb standard providing a single suite, an apartment and 6 guest rooms. Beautifully presented boutique accommodation; close to city centre, transport links and local amenities. All rooms en suite and of exceptional standard. The Inn serves home prepared food and is famous for its Perkins Pies!
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This 17th Century coaching inn, situated in the picturesque village of Welton, just 5 miles from the attractions of Hull, is the ideal location if you are ever thinking of stopping over when visiting Hull or exploring the Yorkshire Wolds. This hotel is ideally situated for walkers, cyclists and equestrian lovers and is just 2 minutes from the A63 making it ideal for business travellers. The Green Dragon has 11 en-suite rooms located in the external stable block and all are comfortably furnished and homely. There is plenty of parking with 14 spaces for hotel guests.

Built in 1700 in the bustling town of Market Weighton, the Londesborough Arms Hotel nestles on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. Whether your visit is for business or pleasure the Londesborough is the ideal base, giving access to many places of interest and outstanding facilities. The residence combines the old-style charm of the coaching and posting inn with the convenience of modern amenities and facilities. Interiors boast an antiquated, classical design compromising of oak panelling and pine furniture. A decidedly lavish feel runs throughout the hotel.
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Situated in the centre of the market town of Boroughbridge, former 16th century coaching Inn serving real food and real ales by real people. Traditional coaching inn in the town of Boroughbridge is one of the best known hotels in North Yorkshire. This 37 bedroom hotel has excellent conference facilities and a large private car park. Leisure centre with indoor pool, steam room, sauna, gym and sun-shower. York only 17 miles. The hotel is ideally located with easy access to the A1(M)/J48.
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Superbly situated in the Dales village of Burnt Yates you will find the New Inn. This beautifully maintained traditional inn first opened its doors as a hostelry in 1810. Today it has the perfect ingredients for an enjoyable stay. A warm welcome awaits as well as expertly kept real ales, fine wines and delicious food all home cooked using high quality local produce. In the winter enjoy a roaring fire in our cosy bar or when the weather is warmer on the private patio. Our comfortable, fully re-furbished, en-suite bedrooms make an ideal base whether for business or pleasure. Harrogate is only a 10 minute drive away.
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AA Pub of the Year 2007-2008. The Publican Freehouse of The Year 2008. Good Pub Guide 2009. Yorkshire Pub of the Year. Yorkshire Life Traditional Pub of the Year 2009. White Rose Award 2009 Pub of the Year. The Durham Ox is situated in wonderful North Yorkshire countryside, close to the market town of Easingwold and 25 minutes from York city centre. Our rooms are renovated farm cottages, all comfortably furnished and very cosy. We have a crackling log fire in our carved oak panelled bar which leads through to the restaurant. We are known for our award winning cuisine specialising in the finest local produce.
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The Black Bull Inn is ideally situated between York and Selby, providing you with good local amenities, as well as lovely traditional foods and beverages which add to the ambience and atmosphere of this popular local Inn. Our rooms are suitable for business cliental, as well as our traditional short break or long break guests simply wanting a break in an environment of wonderful English tradition. We boast full internet access free of charge in all rooms. All rooms are en-suite and provide tea and coffee making facilities.
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In a unique location built into the medieval city walls, 100 metres from York Minster, the Lamb and Lion has cosy snug bars, a log fire, home-cooked food, free Wi-Fi and discounted local parking. With 11 individually designed rooms, the Lamb and Lion is one of York’s finest old inns, with a good wine and beer selection. The garden is licensed for alcoholic drinks and has a stunning view of York Minster. The inn stands at the original Porta Principalis (main gate) into Eboracum, a fort and city in Roman Britain, today known as York. A member of Classic British Hotels.
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The Masons Arms is an independent and privately operated traditional British pub. The Masons Arm's enviable position overlooking the City walls and Gatehouse and with a secluded beer terrace overlooking the River Foss make it a popular venue with locals and tourists alike. We have four double en-suite rooms in a quiet annexe to the rear of the building. There is free parking available adjacent to the rooms. The Masons Arms is ideally located close to many of York's major attractions. Lunch and Dinner can be enjoyed in the Masons Arms each day. There are also many cafes and restaurants within easy walking distance.
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The Fox and Hounds, a former coaching inn dating from the 18th century, can be found in Sinnington, an idyllic village at the base of the moors, with its pretty river and banks of daffodils. The Fox and Hounds offers a warm, friendly welcome with an AA rosette award for fresh Modern British cooking.
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Built in 1841 as a Georgian Spa Hotel, the Worsley Arms offers an exquisite, timeless country house setting with open log fires and stylish furnishings. The restful and informal environment is perfect for a relaxing break in the North Yorkshire countryside, 20 minutes from York. Food is undoubtedly a highlight at The Worsley Arms. Chef, with a wealth of local produce on the doorstep, aims to combine the best of traditional and modern cooking with presentation that reflects an individual style. The food can be enjoyed in the restaurant, or dine in the more informal Cricketers Bistro.
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Guests return year after year to enjoy the unique landscape for its peace and beauty and the 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey estate, owned by the Duke of Devonshire, with its picturesque village and 12th-century Augustinian priory. And all of this is on the doorstep of the luxurious Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel and Spa. This traditional 17th-century coaching inn has evolved into a luxurious country estate hotel offering exquisite food, a stunning wine list and warm hospitality. There is a choice of the Burlington restaurant for fine dining or the vibrant Devonshire Brasserie and Bar for more informal dining. Michelin Star. AA Four Rosettes. AA Top 200 Hotel. RAC Gold Ribbon. AA Pet Friendly Hotel of the Year 2004.
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A 16th Century Hotel, located in the heart of Wharfedale surronded by spectacular scenery. All 25 bedrooms individually designed with Molton Brown products, dressing gowns, selection of refreshments, CD player and fab views, if you're looking for a non-corporate and totally un-stuffy hotel then the 'Lion' is for you! A brigade of Chefs work hard to produce a seasonal menu which prides itself on sourcing local produce, expect to see game, fish, sea food and delicious puds. Walking, cycling, fishing, shooting and sightseeing galore!
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The New Inn, situated a few miles away from Settle, is an 18th century coaching inn that has been lovingly and carefully restored to offer quality accommodation. Set in the magnificent Yorkshire Dales National Park, this hotel offers high standards of accommodation at affordable prices and is ideal for visiting many places such as the Lake District, Leeds and Lancaster, or enjoy a trip on the Settle/ Carlisle Railway. In the Main Bar can be seen a collection of caving cartoons by Jim Eyre, one of the local early cave explorers. In the Lounge Bar are many tapestries all made by Barbara and several ‘New Inn’ themed cartoons by Lakes cartoonist Ken Mosley.
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The Duke of Wellington is an ivy-clad traditional eighteenth century inn located in Danby, near Whitby. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the Moors, Whitby and the coast. Built in 1732, the Inn was used as a recruiting post during the Napoleonic Wars. An iron plaque of the Duke of Wellington was recently uncovered on the outside of the building and has been mounted on the fireplace in the bar. Restoration and refurbishment has improved the facilities whilst maintaining the character and charm of this traditional country inn.
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The General Tarleton Inn was originally built as a coaching inn towards the end of the 18th century and was named after the “butcher general” who fought in the American War of Independence, probably by one of the men who fought alongside him. The General Tarleton has been extensively and sympathetically renovated and extended and is now regarded as one of Yorkshire’s best country inns. We have recently been awarded 5* guest accommodation status by the AA and Visit Britain.
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An ideal base for exploring the North Yorkshire coast and its attractions, the hotel is within easy reach of the famous Yorkshire Moors and Heartbeat Country. Open all year round for comfortable accommodation and freshly-prepared meals in the restaurant, Ganton Greyhound is very proud of its reputation for good hospitality in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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18th Century Country Inn providing excellent service on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Listed in Camra Good Beer Guide for the last 6 years. Great value food. Beer garden, Snooker Room, secure storage for bicycles. Great area for walking and touring the Yorkshire Dales. Friendly pub with well attended Quiz every Sunday. Popular with locals as well as visitors, many of whom return time after time. Free on-site car parking. Please note we do not always accept single night reservations for a Friday or Saturday night.
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The Royal Oak Inn dates from the mid seventeenth century and is situated in the peaceful village of Gillamoor, set within the beautiful North York Moors National Park. The Inn is a grade II listed building of traditional style featuring an oak beamed bar with two open log fires. There is a comfortable and friendly atmosphere where you can enjoy the excellent cuisine which is all cooked fresh to order. Please click here to view our sample menu. The accommodation provided is of the highest standard. All bedrooms are centrally heated and are en-suite with either a bath or shower, also having colour television, radio and tea/coffee making facilities to ensure a relaxing and comfortable stay.

Charming Country House Hotel offering luxury accommodation, prominently situated on the Common within this delightful village, famously known as 'Aidensfield' in the popular TV series 'Heartbeat'. Rooms have views of the village church opposite, or the wide expanses of the Moors. The North Yorkshire Moors steam railway also stops in the village. Visit the 70 foot high Mallyan Spout waterfall, which flows into a wooded valley a short walk from the hotel. The Hotel is ideally situated, being only a short 10 minute drive from the coastal towns of Whitby and the old market town of Pickering. The city of York, with all it's history is a 45 minute drive.
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Originally built as the stunning home of Baron Gisborough, Gisborough Hall has been transformed into a 71 bedroom luxury hotel set in wooded grounds in the picturesque market town of Guisborough. Gisborough Hall is a Grade ll listed building and every effort has been made to retain the style and character of its Victorian and Edwardian heritage. Each of the 19 bedrooms and suites in the original Hall have been individually decorated to enhance their original features and many of the en-suite bathrooms have double wash hand basins and separate walk-in showers. For that special occasion 4 poster beds are available in 3 of the bedrooms and there is a pedestal bath set into the window recess at the foot of the bed in the Bachelor Room.
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This 18th century coaching inn is situated in the Antique Quarter, minutes away from the Harrogate International Centre and Exhibition Halls. In the Ripley Restaurant, the high standards of food and service have established our reputation as one of the regions best known places to eat. For guests visiting Harrogate on business, it’s superb conference and meeting rooms provide an impressive and sophisticated setting along with the Harrogate International centre only minutes walk away.
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This comfortable country Inn, set in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, offers spectacular views of the unspoilt village of Hawnby and the surrounding rolling countryside. Enjoy the views over the garden as you dine in our restaurant, the Mexborough Room, which offers a wide variety of delicious dishes. Soak up the village atmosphere in the bar before retiring to one of our nine attractive en-suite bedrooms. Access to many trails, including the Cleveland Way, make the Hawnby Hotel an ideal spot for walking and cycling holidays. Hotel residents enjoy fishing rights on the River Seph and Rye, and horse riding can be arranged locally.
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The Crown Hotel is a quaint 16th century coaching inn which has been tastefully modernised to offer comfort within old world charm. Overlooking the market square in the delightfully bustling town of Helmsley, with less than an hours drive to the coast of Scarborough and south to the historic city of York. Offering modern British cuisine, you can dine in the elegant restaurant or relax by the fire in the bar and lounge, while being looked after by our local friendly team.
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The face of this charming 45-room country hotel is an interesting composition of Tudor Rectory, Elizabethan Coaching Inn and Georgian House, creating a veritable maze of lounges for guests to enjoy. The newly awarded two rosette Rutland Restaurants offers three sumptuous menus for dinner including our daily changing house menu, a la carte and tasting menu. The Tearoom & Patisserie is now open daily, serving a wide selection of teas from around the world, handmade artisan pastries, afternoon teas, lunches and daily specials. Situated in Helmsley, undoubtedly one of Yorkshire's prettiest Market Towns, the Black Swan is an ideal place to from which to explore the rugged North York Moors, ancient city of York as well as Castle Howard and Reivaulx Abbey.
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Nestling on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors in the picturesque market town of Helmsley, The Feversham Arms is a hideaway hotel, offering a haven of laid-back luxury. In addition to the twenty seven bedrooms and suites, the hotel has spacious and welcoming lounges, a snug restaurant, pool garden, heated outdoor pool (open all year). The excellent restaurant is very much at the heart of this hotel and with six additional Poolside suites being completed mid-September along with the NEW Verbena spa opening on 13th October 2008, the Feversham Arms is going from strength to strength.
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The historic Old Bridge Hotel, famed for the warmth of its traditional Yorkshire hospitality, sits imposingly by the side of the River Holme in the centre of the small market town of Holmfirth. Holmfirth is renowned as the location for the hugely popular television series 'Last of the Summer Wine'. The hotel has 20 en-suite bedrooms. There is also ample free parking for all guests. The hotel is only a short drive from the major towns and cities of Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford and Wakefield - making it an ideal venue for a relaxing week or weekend break, an important business meeting or conference.
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Situated right on the cobbled main street in Haworth, home of the Bronte sisters. The Fleece has seven luxurious en-suite bedrooms (some with stunning views over the Worth Valley), restaurant serving freshly-cooked, locally sourced, home-made food cooked by our well complemented Head Chef Andrew Barbato and a well-stocked bar offering hand-pulled Timothy Taylor beers.
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The Countryman’s Inn is a traditional village country pub in the village of Hunton, North Yorkshire, offering a warm welcome and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. With good beer and good food you can relax in the bar with its beamed ceilings and seasonal log fire. We have a selection of 4 cask-conditioned ales, 3 brewed within 10 miles of the pub!  Our restaurant has a deserved local reputation for its range of foods offering good value fixed priced lunches and dinners. If you are lucky enough to be able to enjoy a stay in the Dales, whether on business or pleasure, make use of one of our three comfortable and well-equipped, en-suite bedrooms.
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A two hundred year old traditional inn, the Shoulder of Mutton enjoys magnificent long ranging views of Holmedale and beyond. Log fires burn in the bar areas where guests may enjoy hand-pulled cask ales and bar meals in a relaxing atmosphere, and in the dining room where exposed stone walls and original beams provide the perfect backdrop for enjoying our renowned home cooking. The comfortable accommodation comprises four double bedrooms and one family room, all with en-suite facilities, colour TV and tea/coffee trays. The tiny, picturesque village of Kirby Hill is just 4 miles from Richmond and is the ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and the East Yorkshire coast.

Ideally situated for exploring Ryedale and the North Yorkshire Moors, the hotel is situated in an area of natural beauty, between the traditional market towns of Pickering and Malton. Look out for the famous Beansheaf extras, including origami towels, handmade local chocolates, complementary J2O drinks, a pool table, guaranteed taxis (or they'll take you to Pickering for free), takeaway breakfast in a bun (for that extra 20 minutes in bed) and champagne breakfasts (weekends only). Offering exceptional cuisine, intimate bars, designer bedrooms, flat-screen TVs, in-room movies, broadband internet and friendly, efficient staff, no trip to Yorkshire is complete without a stay here.
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This 17th century coaching inn serving delicious cuisine has been providing hospitality for over 400 years. At the Kings Head Hotel you can enjoy real fires in a wood-burning stove, an adjoining conservatory and a cosy lounge area. A wide selection of wines, spirits and beers are available in the bar, including 5 cask ales. A delightful patio and walled garden have been newly refurbished so barbecues and informal gatherings can be enjoyed in summer.
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This charming hotel has been created by combining the original 17th Century Coaching Inn with the adjoining rectory and corn mill in the sleepy market town of Kirkbymoorside. Ideally situated on the A170 between Helmsley and Pickering in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Rich in history, heritage and beauty, a sympathetic refurbishment has made the bar, bistro and restaurant areas stylish, welcoming and comfortable; the perfect place to meet, relax, unwind, eat and drink. The George and Dragon is also a pub serving traditional pub food and real ales; a bistro and a fine dining restaurant.
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Built in the 18th Century as a coaching inn, the Blue Lion has been updated to meet the needs of today's visitor, yet still retains its original charm. With flagstone floors, candlelit restaurant and open fires in every public room, as well as a wonderful location in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales and an excellent reputation for food, the Blue Lion has much to offer. The 15 bedrooms are all different, some contemporary and some more traditional. Close to the Spa towns of Ripon and Harrogate.
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Welcome to The Wensleydale Heifer, Yorkshire Dales' first Boutique Hotel! Situated on the busy A684 between Leyburn and Hawes in the stunning National Park, the Heifer offers a sumptuous selection of seafood dishes sourced from throughout the British Isles and locally reared meats from the Dales most renowned butchers.
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This seventeenth-century inn on the village green has easy access to many attractive walks in the Yorkshire Dales. The Maypole Inn has had a long and strong reputation for serving fine home cooking (including vegetarian and fish dishes) in its warm, spacious dining room. Our 6 bedrooms provide well furnished, comfortable accommodation. Long Preston lies in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is an ideal centre for walking or touring holidays: open moorland, the hill slopes of the Pennines, caves and waterfalls are all within easy reach of the village.
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The Lister Arms is a quintessential English pub offering home cooked food and comfortable modern accommodation in the village of Malham, close to the popular market towns of Settle and Skipton. The Lister Arms offers a welcoming blend of pub, restaurant and hotel rooms with a well stocked bar serving Cask ales and a varied menu of freshly prepared produce and seasonal ingredients. For our overnight guests, The Lister Arms offers comfortable, en-suite bedrooms with a hearty Yorkshire breakfast.
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Situated in the old market town of Malton, near York, this centuries-old coaching inn provides the ideal base from which to explore all that North Yorkshire has to offer. After a long day, you can return to the Green Man to find everything you would expect from a traditional Yorkshire inn with a modern twist. Original Oak Bars are complemented by the new Bar Auto and the Pool Hall, both serving a wide range of good food and fine ales.
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The Talbot is a welcoming 18th century Coaching Inn offering fine bedrooms including 4-poster accommodation and family rooms, a relaxing lounge and bar with open log fires, paintings and antiques as well as ample free car parking. The Derwent Restaurant overlooks the gardens and river and offers a great English menu. An excellent touring base from which to explore the very best of Yorkshire - the Moors & Dales and the City of York.
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The Wentworth Arms is a traditional coaching inn located in the peaceful village of Old Malton, located very close to Malton and just 8 miles to the market town of Pickering where you can ride the traditional steam train. Flamingoland Theme Park is just 5 miles away. The Wentworth Arms is a traditional inn offering a friendly atmosphere within its lounge and bar. There are a variety of cask ales on offer. A restaurant is also available serving a variety of meals. Free Wi-Fi access available.
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The King's Head, Masham, is a fine Georgian building dating back to the 18th Century, situated in the Market Square of the picturesque town of Masham. From the outset The King's Head was always more than an Inn. In its time it has been combined with a Posting House and surprisingly, an Excise Office. It now offers a warm welcome with an excellent menu range and serves traditional Theakstons and Black Sheep cask ales and an extensive wine list making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors to the town. It has recently undergone a sympathetic refurbishment of the bar, restaurant and the 23 letting bedrooms and can accommodate 40 delegates in the meeting room.
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This is one of North Yorkshire's finest hotels, set in the countryside just outside of Middlesbrough. Wainstones combines the service and facilities of a national award-winning 3-star hotel with the atmosphere of a country inn. If you are looking for a comfortable, friendly retreat, while working in Teesside or a short break, conference, wedding or banquet, The Wainstones Hotel is ideally situated for reaching all of the surrounding towns. Endeavours Restaurant has a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere which allows you to enjoy this award-winning restaurant to the full. The weekly changing table d’hote menu gives you the chance to try some of our chefs favourite dishes at a great value price.
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Situated in the village of Nateby just a mile south of Kirkby Stephen, the Black Bull Inn can be found in the centre of the Village, directly opposite the road leading to Swaledale. The hotel is easily reached from either the M6 or the A66, and is ideally placed for exploring the Eden Valley and also the Yorkshire Dales & Lake District National Parks. Popular with both locals and tourists the Black Bull Inn has good reputation for food. Guests may choose to eat in either the restaurant or our bar area. We have a traditional well stocked bar. Sit and relax with your drink in front of the log burning fire, with no jukebox, video games or wide screen televisions to disturb you, just friendly conversation and the occasional rattle of dominoes from the locals table. The Black Bull has four double bedrooms and one twin/familyroom, all with en-suite. Pets are welcome on prior arrangement. We are both cyclists and walkers friendly.
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Our hotel is derived from two adjoining 17th Century country cottages that have been extensively re-built and re-furbished to provide eight individually designed bedrooms with the latest modern facilities, however keeping the cosy country feel to the hotel and each bedroom. Outside there are private gardens away from the main car park and restaurant areas and a purpose built patio area where in summer guests of the hotel can enjoy a refreshing drink.
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A warm Yorkshire welcome to this wonderful 16th century coaching inn. The feel you get through the whole building is exactly what a traditional inn should be, simple but welcoming. There are big comfy sofas to sink into whilst you decide what to eat for dinner. The restaurant is truly traditional and has stone flagged floors and a roaring fire in winter to create the right atmosphere, candle lit at night for extra romance (reservation to be made in advance). The bedrooms are beyond expectations, designed only with your comfort in mind. The bar is a proper bar and serves a choice of real ale from Yorkshire. AA Rosette for food every year since 1997. Hotel of the Year 2000. (YTB) Which? Hotel Guide 2004 & Good Hotel 2004.
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In June 2008 The Dog and Gun was transformed into one of North Yorkshire and Cleveland's finest establishments. Our five guest rooms all feature super king beds, en-suites, wall-mounted plasma TVs. PlayStation 3s, iPod docking stations and Wi-Fi connectivity. Our largest room The Suite comes complete with its own sofa, table and chairs, an office desk and also a fantastic free-standing half-egg shaped bath in the middle of the room separate from the en-suite. THE RESTAURANT: Very popular and contemporary, has a mix of international and local cuisine.
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Charming Georgian hotel full of character and warmth in glorious Swaledale only 4 miles to A1. The King's Head Hotel overlooks Richmond's cobbled market square, the largest in the country, and the Norman castle. Good food. Friendly staff.
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The Four Alls is a stone built traditional inn located in the centre of the village of Ovington. It is centrally located with easy access to Barnard Castle and the Bowes Museum, Darlington with its many museums and centres of interest, the market town of Richmond, The Yorkshire Dales and their attractions. Why not come and enjoy the warm and welcoming atmosphere and also sample the many dishes prepared on site and the good quality drinks on offer, some of which are produced on site in a micro brewery.
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The Royal Oak is ‘the’ place to eat, drink and stay in Ripon. Our menu has become a real talking point and includes traditional favourites like Ollie’s Whole Hog Sausages made with Timothy Taylor’s Landlord Bitter, mouth watering daily specials using the very best local seasonal produce and our popular Royal Oak Platters. The Royal Oak is right in the heart of Ripon, just a stones throw from the market square and a short walk from the spectacular Cathedral. We have recently refurbished and everything from the bar to the bedrooms has been given a stunning new look. Watch the world go by in our dining area overlooking Kirkgate, enjoy a long lunch in front of one of our roaring log fires or sip a cappuccino on one of our large leather sofas.
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The Downe Arms Hotel sits on the edge of the magnificent Yorkshire Moors National Park, and yet is only six miles from the coast. Part of the Dawnay Estates founded in 1656, this 17th century former farmhouse offers you an intimate and historical setting for that special meal or relaxing drink with friends. The Downe Arms has 11 very individual en-suite bedrooms, some with sumptuous Georgian windows others with exposed beams. Our cosy bar offers a selection of fine beers, premium bottled lagers, quality wines and spirits. Our charming restaurant is just perfect for a relaxed lunch. Or see it transformed in the evening to a cosy venue for an intimate candle-lit supper with friends, family or that special someone. Our chefs use local, seasonal produce where possible to create superb dishes, with just the right balance between international and traditional Yorkshire cuisine.

The Owl at Selby is a traditional pub with 22 letting rooms located in the pleasant village of Hambleton on the outskirts of Selby. Inside the pub you will find a warm welcome, good food served all day, and a choice of ales and wines from our bar. There is a large patio at the front of the hotel and a large garden to the rear where you can relax in the summer months with a refreshing drink or one of our tempting meals. Selby is close to York and the key routes through Yorkshire. We have a large function room which can be adapted for a variety of uses and a full license for civil ceremonies.

Located on the fringe of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Falcon Manor is a Grade II listed building, built in 1841 and retaining many features of the period. Log fires in winter and the cosy ambiance of the Falconers Bar and Lounge provide a warm welcome for visitors: bar meals and snacks are available throughout the day. The nineteen bedrooms are individually furnished, some with four poster beds, and all are en-suite. The Inglefield Restaurant enjoys superb countryside views and offers exceptionally high standards of both cuisine and comfort. Civil wedding licence. Conferences.  ETC 3 Stars.

Set in the tranquil village of Thornton-Le-Moor surrounded by countryside and close to the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales, only 4 miles from Northallerton and 5 miles from Thirsk, famous for its James Herriot Visitors Centre. Approx 10 miles from A1 motorway. All rooms have bath and shower en-suite facilities, flat screen TV, wifi internet access. All newly built in November 2007. Excellent a la carte restaurant (runners up in Flavours of Hambleton Awards Restaurant of the Year 2006). Lounge Bar and Public bar with pool table and darts.
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Welcome to The Wensleydale Heifer, Yorkshire Dales' first Boutique Hotel! Situated on the busy A684 between Leyburn and Hawes in the stunning National Park, the Heifer offers a sumptuous selection of seafood dishes sourced from throughout the British Isles and locally reared meats from the Dales most renowned butchers.
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The White Horse and Griffin Hotel is situated in the heart of the beautiful seaside holiday town of Whitby, North Yorkshire. It boasts a AA 3 Star Rating. The hotel offers high quality luxury hotel accommodation, all situated in a 320 year old building. Whitby is the home of Count Dracula, Captain Cook and world-famous explorer William Scoresby to name but a few. The restaurant and bistro offer exceptional cuisine, all prepared using the freshest and finest local ingredients. Our speciality is based around the beautiful fresh seafood, brought into the town daily by the local fisherman, whilst offering a wide range of meat and vegetarian dishes.
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Step into The Crown and you will immediately discover a chic, idyllic retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This highly contemporary and creative environment is the ideal setting for those who appreciate the finer things in life. The Crown is set in a picturesque town of Bawtry which is set on the borders of South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, and within easy reach of Doncaster, Sheffield, York and Leeds.
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Grand St. Ledger is a three star hotel situated next to Doncaster Racecourse, just outside the bustling Doncaster City Centre, close to the A1 and M18.The hotel has been sympathetically restored to upgrade the facilities without overwhelming the traditional character of the building. The result is a triumphant example of traditional and modern, luxurious en-suite accommodation with the latest in technology and facilities to ensure a pleasant stay.
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The Angel Lodge is an exciting brand new development of six accommodation lodges within the delightful gardens of the Angel Inn at Misson close to Doncaster and Robin Hood Airport. The Angel Inn at Misson near Doncaster can boast a long history. Built 200 years ago, it has been extended over the years and boasts a number of beamed rooms as well as a fine conservatory area overlooking the landscaped gardens. As well as this, The Angel Inn also offers superb food, a wide range of beers and other drinks.
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Set in the stunning Mayfield Valley amid picturesque countryside on the edge of the Peak District, which is an excellent base to explore the breathtaking scenery of the Peak National Park or Sheffield's many city centre attractions. The Norfolk Arms is an historic Grade II listed coaching Inn recently renovated, offering fantastic views, restaurant and bar, meeting rooms and conference facilities. The hotel offers 13 en-suite spacious and modern bedrooms, contemporary restaurant and 'walkers' bar with warming log burning stoves, meeting rooms and conference facilities.
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The Fulwood Inn is an imposing pub raised above the main road, offering fantastic hotel rooms all finished to a high standard. Situated on the west side of Sheffield just 2¼ miles from the City Centre accommodation comprises singles, doubles and family rooms. The inn is in the Ideal location for the Peak District, Sheffield City Centre, Meadowhall Shopping Centre, the Universities and Manchester. With its large car park and peaceful location, the Fulwood Inn is the ideal base for your stay in Sheffield. Our fantastic pub menu offers a great choice of pub classics with a constantly changing selection of specials.

The Red Lion Inn is a traditional Inn located outside the village of Todwick close to Sherwood Forest. Originally a farm, the pub dates back to 1838 and for many years was known as Mary Ellen's after a landlady who was renowned for her hospitality. The pub has retained much of its old character having oak beams, flagstone flooring and real fires lit in winter. Excellent food is served from an extensive menu and can be eaten in the restaurant, elsewhere in the pub or on the patio. Top class accommodation was built in the early 1980s and had a major refurbishment in 2003.
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Dating back to 1814 and now a listed building, the Rockingham Arms is full of old world charm yet with all the modern comforts you would expect. Set in the beautiful village of Wentworth this is a peaceful retreat; however the M1, Sheffield, Rotherham and Barnsley are just moments away. The 11 bedrooms are set in their own country house adjacent to the main building housing a traditional pub and restaurant. Rooms are classically decorated and comfortably furnished with the guest’s absolute relaxation and convenience in mind.
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The Wheatley Arms stands on a hillside between the Cow and Calf rock formation and the River Wharfe, in the leafy village of Ben Rhydding, surrounded by charming groves and lanes, with super connections nearby; rail, road and of course, Leeds Bradford Airport are all within easy reach. The Wheatley makes an ideal stopping off place for that quick pint of hand pulled Yorkshire cask ale, locally sourced foods and the best accommodation in the area. There is a charming locals' bar, delightful lounge areas, inglenook fireplaces and  a light and airy garden room for al fresco dining to enjoy, weather permitting!

Olde Worlde 17th Century Inn, AA rosette restaurant, beautiful rooms converted from cottages. You will find The Black Horse Inn in the quiet village of Clifton, less than a mile off Junction 25 of the M62. Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield are all less than twenty minutes drive away. Our 21 en-suite bedrooms were converted from cottages and retain all their original character. The Inn is packed with charming features including original oak beams, open fires, and a beautiful courtyard area to soak up the sun in the summer months.
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Built as a coaching inn during the early 1800?s, this traditional hotel with modern amenities is town centre located and offers easy access from M62. We offer a variety of different room types to suite everyone. Our Wallis Simpson restaurant offers a wide selection of both traditional and modern meals.
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The Tower House Hotel is located at the foot of Wainhouse Tower, one of the most prominent and historic landmarks of Halifax. The hotel is located within ten minutes of the M62, providing easy access to Pennine Hills and The Peak District National Park. The hotel has 16 comfortable en-suite rooms. La Torre Ristorante & Bar offers exceptional Mediterranean style cuisine. Outside is a courtyard with our unique all-weather BBQ and terraces for al fresco meals. The Tower House Hotel has a safe, well lit car park and wireless internet for guest use. The delightful Yorkshire village of Hebden Bridge is nearby, as are the famous villages of Holmfirth and Slaithwaite, where ‘The Last of the Summer Wine’ and ‘Where the Heart Is’ were filmed.
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Shibden Mill Inn nestles in the fold of the Shibden valley in West Yorkshire overlooking Red Beck. The 17th century Inn is steeped in history and has been sympathetically renovated to retain its original charm and character. There is a cosy, friendly bar and an intimate candlelit restaurant. With its newly revealed original oak beams and rafters, the Mill Room is a popular venue whether for business meetings or a romantic location for diners. Our Private Dining Room which seats up to 8 people is also a very popular choice. The 11 individually decorated, en-suite bedrooms have the warmth, style and quality you would expect from a country inn and WiFi access is available throughout the building. Halifax 3 miles, Bradford 8 miles, Leeds 15 miles. 2 AA Rosettes for food. The Publican Magazine "Wine Pub of the Year 2001, "Yorkshire Life Magazine 2001 Winner  of “West Yorkshire Dining Pub of the Year”.

Whether it's casual or fine dining, somewhere to rest your head, or a drink with friends... the Dusty Miller and Coiners Restaurant is the place to be. Situated in the picturesque village of Mytholmroyd nestled in the Calder Valley, our aim is to provide a relaxing, homely yet exciting place to eat, drink and stay. We have 4 en-suite individually furnished rooms and 1 family room all equipped to high standards. The food at The Dusty Miller & Coiners Restaurant is not the usual 'bought in' re-heated fare, so often termed 'Pub Grub', but everything is fresh, of the finest quality. Our vegetarian dishes are extremely popular, and we have a wide selection of vegetarian choices on our menus.
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A great range of cool and sexy individually designed rooms, many in subtle taupes and contrasting deep tones, all with the complete set of Malmaison ingredients. Great beds, big beds, slinky light, real bathrooms, power showers, CD players, CD libraries, cable TV, personal bars, drinks you'll want to drink, serious wines, naughty nibbles, vroom room service, interesting art, two line phones, complimentary internet access throughout the hotel, exclusive toiletries. A super stylish Brasserie and Bar with vaulted ceiling, Open through fireplace and cosy booths. Complete with a unique Salon Privé dedicated to wine. A stunning building of local historic interest, within easy walking distance of Leeds mainline rail station, retail therapy, clubs and bars, and the city's newest business district.
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This privately established, period hotel offers great-value en-suite accommodation and free Wi-fi access throughout, and is within walking distance of the vibrant suburb of Headingley and university campuses. The hotel is only a 5 minute taxi ride from the city. All of the comfortable accommodation is unique and individually decorated, with each room taking its inspiration from the Victorian and Edwardian eras. The bar has a happy hour with discounted drinks prices, and there is a selection of affordable home-cooked food available, freshly prepared by the hotel’s own chef. We have a restaurant which serves a hot buffet breakfast and affordable evening meals freshly prepared by our own chef.
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