The Best North Yorkshire Family-Friendly Hotels

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

full of charm, character and history, this village inn offers log fires, flagstone floors, wooden beams and smart, individually appointed rooms

a former coaching inn set in a pretty village that is part of the Ripley Castle estate, rooms are traditional in style and elegantly decorated

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

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

located beside the Leeds & Liverpool canal on the outskirts of Skipton offering good hospitality, spacious rooms and relaxing leisure facilities

this smart, modernised inn is set within a holiday complex, having the pool and spa facilities adjacent provides a relaxing experience

a Georgian, former coach house in the heart of the cobbled market town featuring log fires, cask ales and spacious, well-appointed rooms

in an idyllic spot where the countryside meets the sea with scenic views of Robin Hood's Bay, relaxing leisure facilities add to the tranquil setting

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

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

features smart, well-appointed rooms, a bar with a wood burning stove, pool table and frequent live music and serves a classic menu

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

dating from 1445 this hotel is said to be one of Yorkshire's oldest, it has a scenic outlook over the pretty Wensleydale village of Bainbridge

country inn set below Kilnsey Crag amidst Wharfedale's majesty; the rooms are boutique in style and the food is seasonal and home cooked

brimming with character such as exposed stonework and a feature stone fireplace and ideally placed for exploring Aysgarth and Wensleydale

a beautifully presented inn that retains many character features and is situated overlooking the bustling square of this pretty Dales village

a country house atmosphere pervades at this grand hotel situated near the centre, there are log fires, relaxing lounges and acres of grounds

a peaceful and luxurious retreat offering the best of both worlds with a countryside setting yet only a short walk from Sandsend's beach

set in a prominent position overlooking the village green to the Dales beyond, this pet friendly accommodation is an ideal base for exploring

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

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

situated a few minutes walk from the town centre and is well positioned to enjoy the many walking and cycling trails that surround Hawes

a former mill building, nestled in a peaceful spot where the countryside meets the sea, that features modern, simple style rooms and dorms

sits next to the church in a pretty Dales hamlet and boasts open fires, classic pub fayre, cask ales and cosy, well presented guest rooms

offering good-value accommodation and a varied restaurant menu, this charming village inn is located in a peaceful Swaledale village

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

traditional pub on the outskirts of Richmond offering views over the town and comfortable rooms set away from the pub in a seperate building

a relaxing and tranquil haven, set on a working farm within the North Yorks Moors National Park, with its own tea rooms and 200 acres of land

a refurbished 17th century inn that retains character features including original slate floors and open fires and is a comfy base to explore from

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

there is plenty of original character on show at this former coaching inn dating from 1720 set in a picturesque village on the edge of the Moors

welcoming village inn sitting on the route of the Pennine Way providing comfy rooms in an annexe, homemade bar meals and real ales

"location, location, location" - popular pub at the heart of this Dales village and ideally placed to explore the area by car, foot or bicycle

this traditional pub sits directly on the Coast to Coast path and is an ideal stopover point for weary walkers as well as those wishing to explore

popular with returning guests for the comfort and relaxation afforded as well as the quiet location near Peasholm Park and Open Air Theatre

a former coaching inn dating back to the 15th century set opposite the village church in a pretty village surrounded by Swaledale countryside

on the gateway to the North York Moors, this recently updated inn boasts a convivial restaurant bar, making it a great touring base