Yorkshire Country Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

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

with great attention to detail, this farmhouse B&B set in glorious open countryside, provides cosy rooms and breakfasts using local produce

charming accommodation set in a secluded woodland spot and surrounded by pretty gardens with a small stream running alongside

a Georgian farmhouse set on an arable farm in the hills above historic Richmond; comfy, traditional style rooms in the main house or courtyard

in the fringes of the Peak District, an impressive stone-built farm, with breathtaking views around, offers peaceful comfort after a day's walking

each of the cosy, well-presented rooms enjoy views of the Dales and are set above a renowned tea-room that champions local produce

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

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

a Victorian villa quietly tucked away down a country lane just outside the village and surrounded by 5 acres of pasture and woodland

a good quality continental breakfast is offered at this guest house which provides modern, comfortable rooms and a smart kitchen for guests' use

set in over 7 acres of pretty grounds that include 2 fishing lakes stocked with carp and coarsefish, York can be reached in 10 minutes by car

comfortable and spacious rooms decorated to a high standard and a hearty Yorkshire breakfast are provided at this welcoming guest house

a Grade II listed Georgian house set in an acre of gardens featuring beautifully presented rooms, each with their own individual charm

situated on the A65 and moments from Giggleswick's station makes this cosy and comfortable pub well-connected and a good exploring base

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

this former coaching inn dates back to the 17th century and lies just off the cobbled main square, rooms however are contemporary in decor

an ivy clad inn dating from 1732 with bags of character and charm and offering well-appointed rooms and a great base to explore the moors

enjoys a tranquil location on the edge of the market town and offers elegant rooms with traditional decor and a restaurant with scenic views

with just one cosy and comfy room this welcoming B&B affords guests privacy, it is situated near the village pub and plenty of walking trails