The Best North Yorkshire Family-Friendly Hotels

an elegant Georgian mansion, with many Churchillian artefacts, set in its own grounds, where original features mix with modern, chic style

set beside babbling Malham Beck and accessed by an ancient clapper bridge this cosy inn provides an enchanting country escape

a traditional inn set in a pretty village featuring an oak-beamed bar with open log fire, a stream side beer garden, elegant rooms and good food

offers elegant boutique rooms, a bistro restaurant serving modern European cuisine and a stylish bar that has an extensive cocktail list

a grand Victorian railway hotel that has benefited from an extensive renovation to offer stylish rooms and opulent public areas

quintessential 18th century inn set in pretty village featuring cosy and stylish rooms, hearty pub food that celebrates local produce and ales

this elegant hotel, overlooking The Stray, has been welcoming guests for over 250 years and continues with a tradition of fine Yorkshire hospitality

a charming country inn with traditionally furnished rooms, most with scenic views, situated a short stroll from spectacular Aysgarth Falls

a beautiful Victorian manor house set in scenic parkland where classic style, contemporary rooms and relaxing facilities blend together

Georgian town-house overlooking the open parklands of The Stray with smart, modern rooms, a courtyard terrace and a hidden cellar snug

an impressive, modern, 11 storey hotel, opposite the International Centre, where guests are afforded views over the town toward the Dales

set in spacious grounds on York's outskirts, this 18th-century Georgian manor and later addition blend original features with modern comforts

set in 12 acres of award-winning gardens next to the International Centre, this grand hotel has a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities

renovated 19th century town house featuring stylish, individually decorated rooms and a restaurant serving a fresh, seasonal menu

explore the moors from this 17th century former farmhouse that offers fine dining, a cosy bar and unique rooms which retain period features

modern hotel ideally located to get out and about exploring York, ancient Clifford's Tower is opposite and Jorvik is moments away

a modern hotel set on the banks of the River Foss close to the city walls, rooms are smart and modern and there are good children's facilities

in a village north of York, a luxurious new hotel, in extensive grounds with a golf course, offers light, spacious rooms with woodland and lake views

mixes traditional charms and modern comforts , including the elegant rooms, in a Grade II listed building that enjoys views over The Stray

a modern hotel set in leafy grounds on a frequent bus route into the city centre, rooms are bright and contemporary and come well-equipped

racecourse views can be enjoyed from the bar and grill and some of the stylish rooms at this well-appointed hotel with relaxing leisure facilities

elegant, light and airy rooms well equipped for a comfy stay feature at this town centre pub as do award-winning ales and homemade food

a grand Victorian hotel with stunning views over Robin Hood's Bay with elegant rooms and an emphasis on using local Yorkshire produce

a cosy and traditional 17th century inn that retains much of its original charm and character offering modern and comfortable accommodation

with a location just off the A171 between Whitby and Scarborough this traditional pub makes a great exploring base for coast and countryside

a traditional country pub surrounded by stunning countryside and scenic views, spacious, well-appointed rooms are offered in a separate annexe

this 17th century former coaching inn is rich in heritage and provides spacious rooms, real ales, traditional pub food and a relaxing patio area

welcoming pub with modern rooms, family-friendly restaurant, large bar and a beer garden situated a short drive from junction 42 of the A1(M)

a former 18th century coaching inn that sits in picturesque lawns and gardens where contemporary styling blends with Victorian splendour

featuring tastefully appointed rooms and a convivial, relaxed restaurant, this country inn makes a great base for exploring North Yorkshire

traditional, characterful inn with beautifully updated bedrooms ideally placed just 5 minutes walk from the RHS Harlow Carr Gardens

ideally located close to numerous walking and cycling routes through the stunning Dales scenery; offers simple style rooms and dormitories

nestling in a secluded valley, 10 minutes walk from a pretty village, this converted mill is now a welcoming hostel complete with a convivial bar

set in a Victorian mansion within extensive grounds next to the River Ouse which can be walked beside to reach the city centre in 15 minutes

a traditional village pub that is at the heart of the community and dates back from the 1600s, there's home cooked food and cask ales on offer

greeting weary travellers to this scenic part of the Dales for over 300 years, beamed ceilings, antiques and open fires can all still be seen

on the A684 between Northallerton and the A1(M) with modern, brightly decorated rooms and serves classic pub fayre at lunch and dinner

nestling in a small village on the edge of the North York Moors this charismatic country inn is a short drive from Whitby and the coast

in a peaceful setting outside of the village with many walking and biking trails nearby, dormitory accommodation or pod cabins are offered

an historic building set in a stunning location next to Whitby's Gothic Abbey and boasting scenic views over the harbour and coast

offers simple, no frills accommodation in a quiet setting that forms part of the racecourse stables, the city centre is easily reached by bus

a cosy pub in Northallerton centre makes a great base for a North Yorkshire stay; enjoy smart, comfortable rooms and delicious food

tranquil and relaxing location yet only 3 miles from historic Ripon and Lightwater Valley and a handy place to stopover if travelling the A1(M)

an attractive, ivy-clad inn, located in a quiet setting and boasting a friendly relaxed bar that serves good ales and traditional pub dishes

guests can enjoy warming themselves by a log fire in winter or relax on a floral patio in summer at this 300 year old Grade II listed coaching inn

an oak-beamed cottage situated just off the high street with elegant, simple style rooms and a restaurant serving a seasonal local produce