Bed And Breakfasts 111 to 115 in North Yorkshire, England

Brentwood Guest House - The Brentwood has built a reputation for Fine Food, with achieving many Awards from the Association of Catering Excellence for quality and presentation. You will find our spacious dining room both relaxing and the ideal place to start the day. Located just a 10 minute walk from the city centre, With parking facilities and close to the Railway station, the Brentwood provides the perfect base to explore York. We are always happy to provide you with visitors information and local knowledge.

Roslyn House - This charming, family-run guest house has a 2009/10 'Highly Commended' award from the AA. It is in the centre of Pateley Bridge, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. All of the comfortable, cosy rooms are well-equipped and benefit from refurbished en suites. Modern comforts and facilities include TVs, tea/coffee, hairdryers and many other extras to ensure a relaxing stay. The convenient location means that all of the natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Moors is nearby. If you are exploring the region as a tourist, Roslyn House is a comfortable, peaceful haven. A full English breakfast is included in the price, with a choice of fresh locally sourced breakfast items included. The owners, Lawrence and Liz Glynn, place great emphasis on a warm welcome and good food with first class service. Their aim is to make your stay comfortable.

Blossoms York - Blossoms York is conveniently located within easy walking distance of the city's historic attractions. Set in a Georgian townhouse on a leafy avenue, a warm welcome awaits you. We look forward to introducing you to our friendly family-run guest house and all that the wonderful city of York has to offer. Located in a quiet residential area, yet only 5 minutes walk from the historic bar walls, and 8 minutes walk from York Minster. Restaurants, bars and shopping, are all close at hand; we are in an ideal location for exploring York. We pride ourselves on offering a good service combined with value-for-money prices. Note: prices are generally (but not always!) cheaper from Sunday night to Thursday night. In addition, York's city centre and tourist attractions are less busy midweek. If your plans are flexible, why not come midweek, when you can stay a day longer and enjoy more of what our great city has to offer! We also regularly offer special rates if your stay is for 3 nights or more.

The Three Coopers - Situated just off the Market Place in the town of Bedale in the Yorkshire Dales, this charming inn offers 5 rooms and a traditional pub serving real ales and home-cooked food. A 17th century former coaching inn, The Three Coopers has been fully updated to include a host of modern comforts, whilst still retaining its original features. Mentioned in the Good Beer Guide and renowned for its quality real ales, the pub offers a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere, complemented by traditional open fires. During the warmer months you can also take advantage of the Three Coopers' sheltered beer garden, which has been recently extended to provide a sun terrace, barbecue area and covered smoking area.

The Sycamore Guest House - This Edwardian home, built around 1904, is a small family-run guest house in York. It is a 5-minute walk through the Museum Gardens to the Minster and city centre. The York B&B is in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a bowling green. The Sycamore Guest House is 10 minutes' walk or a short taxi ride from York Railway Station with its excellent rail links to the rest of England. The guest house also offers free, guaranteed on-street parking, opposite the house, at the end of the cul-de-sac.