Bed And Breakfasts 11 to 13 in West Yorkshire, England

Stanley View Guest House - For the past 20 years the Stanley View Guest House, close to Wakefield city centre, has been run by the same family. If you are a racing fan, we are handy for access to Pontefract, Wetherby and York. We are also near many golf courses. The Stanley View Guest House comprises three 19th century properties which have been modernised to form a 17-room guest house of quality and comfort. On the a642 York road, close to the m62 motorway junction 30 and junction 41 of the m1. Hotel features include: comfortable licenced bar, evening meals, AAQQQ rating. The hotel is double glazed and centrally heated throughout, has a full fire certificate and is open all year round. Ground floor suites are available. We are near to all local amenities including theatres, cinemas and a variety of restaurants. So whether you are visiting family, going to a wedding or are on a shopping trip to Leeds, sightseeing in York or in the Dales, we are sure your stay will be very pleasant.

Saint Michaels Guest House - Ideally situated in the heart of Headingley, this 3-star, warm and friendly guest house is 1.5 miles away from Leeds city centre and all that it has to offer. With a wide variety of quality rooms and extremely competitive prices, the residence is within walking distance of restaurants, bars, Yorkshire Cricket Ground, Headingley Rugby Stadium and Leeds Metropolitan University. The amenities include a free car park, a left luggage/storage facility and a TV lounge. Cots and high chairs for infants are also available.

The Crescent Hotel - In the heart of Ilkley, close to the Yorkshire Dales and the famous Ilkley Moor, this historic hotel offers free parking, good food, a lively bar and good-value guest accommodation. In the centre of the picturesque town of Ilkley, the Crescent Hotel has a great location, close to Ilkley Railway Station and the River Wharfe. The stunning natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales is close by and Ilkley Moor is within walking distance. Leeds Bradford International Airport is within easy reach. The unique crescent-shaped building dates back over 150 years and today houses 3-star guest accommodation. All of the en suite rooms have satellite TV and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel's busy town-centre bar offers local beers, as well as wine and cocktails. The Crescent also offers formal dining in the quaint restaurant and a more casual option in the Brasserie. All meals are freshly cooked fresh to order and made with locally sourced produce.