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

home to sheep, hens and horses as well as a homely, traditional B&B in the Grade II listed farmhouse; rooms are south facing with scenic views

former race horse stables that have been converted into a restaurant, bar and cellars with contemporary B&B rooms and self-catering cottages

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

ideally placed pub, with well-appointed rooms, on the A64 affording guests easy driving access to Scarborough, Filey and the moors

a comfortable exploring base set off the A59 between York and Harrogate, surrounded by open countryside and neighbouring farm animals

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

a sandstone, period farmhouse providing smart rooms in a serene woodland setting on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors

located opposite the green in a charming moors village and offers cosy, well-presented rooms and an on-site tea room where breakfast is taken

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

a traditional hotel set around a courtyard in 10 acres of mature grounds and fields with the majestic moors forming an immediate backdrop

a traditional, family-run pub situated on the borders of the North York Moors National Park that has its very own on-site brewery

a traditional Wensleydale inn offering well-equipped rooms, home cooked bar meals, cask ales, pool table and shows live sports

a traditional 17th century coaching inn set on the historic Market Place of this pretty town, the cosy rooms are traditionally furnished and comfy

a period guest house providing a warm welcome, set in one of the most picturesque villages in the area, dating back to Anglo-Saxon times