The Best North York Moors Mid-Range Hotels

a Grade II listed hotel that retains plenty of character features and boasts scenic views, pretty gardens, lounges with log fires and good food

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 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

a 16th century former coaching inn transformed into a stylish hotel providing elegant rooms and food with a decidedly Yorkshire focus

on the edge of the North Yorks Moors, in the heart of a pretty village, this traditional inn boasts elegantly furnished rooms and a cosy bar

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

a family-run hotel in a peaceful and relaxing spot tucked away down a country lane and boasting scenic views across the Vale of Pickering

a listed Georgian house perfectly placed for exploring Pickering and beyond, well-appointed rooms come with classic or contemporary decor

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

in an idyllic spot where the countryside meets the sea with scenic views of Robin Hood's Bay, relaxing leisure facilities add to the tranquil setting

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

tucked away up a quiet lane a short walk from Sandsend's beach this small hotel offers many amenities of a larger hotel and stylish rooms

nestled in 3 acres of tranquil grounds on the edge of the North York Moors National Park and yet only 5 miles from the bustle of Scarborough

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

with a location just off the A171 between Whitby and Scarborough this traditional pub makes a great exploring base for coast and countryside

features smart, well-appointed rooms, a bar with a wood burning stove, pool table and frequent live music and serves a classic menu

boasts a peaceful setting on the banks of the River Esk surrounded by the countryside of the North York Moors and just 7 miles from Whitby

boasts sweeping views across the bay from its cliff top location, some of the rooms have telescopes to help enjoy the vistas even further

a characterful building that has been offering hospitality since 1793, it is set on the historic High Street and boasts a riverside terrace