The two star rated Dalesgate Hotel is located 1.5 miles from Keighley town centre. This large; end of terrace stone house was originally the residence of the minister to the chapel which stood on the site of our new stone built extension.
Welcome to The Old Lodge Hotel; a stunning Tudor mansion set in its own grounds; on the edge of Malton. It is quiet and peaceful yet only a few minutes from the busy town centre. There are nineteen ensuite rooms; all tastefully furnishe...
The Wentworth Arms is a traditional coaching inn with all the modern comforts expected from contemporary accommodation. Located in the peaceful village of Old Malton; it provides good value accommodation and is an excellent base for exploring ...
The Blue Bell Lodge
England > Yorkshire > Middlesborough
The Blue Bell Lodge is situated in a pleasant residential area; 4 miles south of Middlesbrough town centre; just minutes from the main A19 trunk road and situated on the Captain Cook Country Tour.
The Grey House Hotel
England > Yorkshire > Middlesborough
The Grey House is an Edwardian property surrounded by attractive and established gardens; set in a quiet and private area whilst still just 5 minutes drive from the moors and 10 minutes from the coast.
Grindale House B&B
England > Yorkshire > Pickering
A warm welcome awaits you at Grindale House; a high quality guest house offering a comfortable and relaxing place to stay when visiting the North Yorkshire Moors; Ryedale or the Yorkshire Coast.
Old Manse Guest House
England > Yorkshire > Pickering
The Old Manse is a lovely North Yorkshire Victorian hotel; with many of its original features like a large and beautifully maintain garden with its own orchard. The hotel has been awarded a two star hotel rating by Visit Britain and the...
YorkshireYorkshire is your open door to many different experiences. It’s big and boundless, a mix of magnetic landscapes, seductive seascapes and vibrant cities that change by the minute and the mile.
It reaches into no less than three National Parks - the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and the Peak District. It also includes the majestic moorland of Bronte Country and the tranquil beauty of the Howardian Hills and the Yorkshire Wolds. Its spectacular coastline is among the finest in Britain, much of it protected as Heritage Coast.
Also no surprise is the fact that Yorkshire is proud of its past and a sense of history is never far away. This was once the kingdom of the Brigantes, renowned warriors, whose capital is now marked by the Roman town at Aldborough. The conquering Romans made their base at Eboracum which in its turn became the Vikings' Jorvik and later, medieval York. For more than 2000 years, history has written a proud and fiercely independent story across the landscape.
From the mighty castles of medieval England to the mills which mark the birth of the Industrial Revolution, a period that is vividly recreated in some of Britain's most exciting museums.
Country or city, trendy or traditional, ancient history or cutting-edge contemporary, this captivating part of Britain has it all.
Find
the perfect Bed and Breakfast in
the UK and Ireland
