The Best Yorkshire Historic Pub Accommodation

a 17th century coaching Inn, in a picturesque village, once frequented by Dick Turpin; Hull's shops, museums and theatres are a 15 minute drive

a half-hour drive from Scarborough, this luxuriously appointed, village inn serves classic dishes that have been highly rated by previous guests

converted farm cottages offer charming and peaceful places to stay at this 300 year old inn whose menu showcases the best of local produce

elegant wood-floored rooms, one with a four poster bed, and all luxuriously appointed, plus fine dining, are on offer in this traditional inn

on Haworth's cobbled Main Street, this character accommodation has uniquely styled rooms and serves an imaginative Yorkshire menu

a relaxed, friendly inn set on Haworth's atmospheric cobbled High Street, it offers cosy, well-presented rooms, hearty food and local ales

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

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

a grand coaching inn, built in 1657, offers tradition in the beamed bar, fine dining, and boutique rooms and suites, all luxuriously appointed

a 17th century Grade II listed inn in a quaint village, combines tradition in the cosy bars with modern style in the refurbished rooms

character, designer style and gastronomy combine at this highly rated 18th century inn with gorgeous rooms, one with a Victorian free-standing bath

traditionally furnsihed rooms, some retain 17th-century original features, and a popular Steakhouse serving fresh, local seasonal produce

in the heart of Wharfedale, this cosy village inn provides comfortable rooms and a warm, inviting bar serving traditional ales and pub fare

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

traditional inn, building dates from 1664, tucked away in a quiet spot yet under a 15-minute walk from The Piece Hall and railway station

providing sustenance and hospitality for over 300 years, today guests can stay in comfy rooms and enjoy hearty food and ales brewed on-site

surrounded by scenic Niddedale countryside, stay in cosy, characterful bedrooms, dine on locally sourced produce and enjoy a fireside drink

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

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