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

stylish rooms boast individual character and many enjoy scenic views over the glorious Dales scenery as does the award-winning restaurant

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

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

family-run guest house with stunning mountain views set in two acres of private grounds that include a tennis court and a croquet lawn

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

this highly commended accommodation has received several awards for the high standard of accommodation, service and breakfast provided

a welcoming inn surrounded by stunning Dales scenery offering tasteful yet comfortable rooms, hearty, locally sourced food and local ales

standing proudly overlooking the pretty Market Place this fine inn has a characterful bar and lounge area and smart, well-appointed rooms

set on the edge of the village in a tranquil, picturesque, spot, a welcoming guest house offering smart, modern accommodation

enjoys a peaceful and pretty spot overlooking the village green and the rolling countryside beyond; the rooms are stylish and well-appointed

this 17th century former coaching inn boasts magnificent views across Swaledale which can also be enjoyed from the boutique-style rooms

ancient inn set alongside the A628 amidst wild moorland of the Peak District; stylish guest rooms are in an 18th century converted barn

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

18th century coaching inn, set in a pretty village on the edge of the North York Moors, featuring stylish rooms and a cosy restaurant and bar

a 16th century inn with plenty of historic charm surrounded by the natural beauty of the North York Moors and a great base to go exploring

on the A61 between Harrogate and Ripon, this renovated inn offers stylish and modern rooms and serves pub classics and sea food specials

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

at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales and just 15 minutes drive from the A1(M) makes this welcoming inn an ideal base from which to explore

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

a cosy welcoming atmosphere awaits in this traditional North York Moors village local, rooms are located in the main pub or a converted barn

traditional, family-run inn that offers well-equipped rooms, a choice of dining options, a beer garden and an excellent location to explore

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

traditional, tranquil country pub, providing well-appointed, individually decorated rooms, just a five minute stroll from historic Snape Castle

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

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)

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

cosy, comfortable pub in a small hamlet 3.5 miles from Holmfirth, it has well-appointed rooms, a bar with a log fire and a stream side terrace