The Best Yorkshire Dales Historic Pub Accommodation

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

character Georgian building transformed into a boutique bar and restaurant with elegant, individually styled rooms and social dining

an elegant and charming country house providing a relaxing and homely atmosphere, stylish rooms and good, locally sourced food

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

this charming Georgian hotel sits on the cobbled Market Square and has benefited from a 21st Century makeover yet it has bags of character

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

a Grade II listed 18th century coaching inn, in the beautiful Washburn Valley, provides award-winning dining and inviting, stylish rooms

dating back to the 16th century, this Wharfedale coaching inn provides prettily decorated rooms and a restaurant serving classic British dishes

boasting a roaring log fire, this traditional village inn sits in the heart of the Dales, offering elegantly furnished rooms and a convivial bar

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

where three counties meet, part of the landscape for 350 years, this characterful hotel now offers luxurious rooms and fine dining

a 16th century former Ferryman's inn set on the River Wharfe with its own private fishing and ideally located to enjoy Dales country life

a traditional inn set in the heart of the market town that retains plenty of original features including oak beams and an open fire place

dating from 1680, just 5 minutes from the M6, this inn has been lovingly restored and retains period features whilst offering modern comforts

a lovingly restored Georgian town house, centrally located overlooking the market square