English Hotels 61 to 90 in North-Yorkshire, England

Holgate Hill Hotel - Set within it own private garden, just minutes away from the historic city centre of York, the hotel is situated on the A59, York to Harrogate road. The hotel provides a warm atmosphere and many comforts, including an elegant lounge overlooking the attractive gardens. Furthermore, the hotel's restaurant, famous locally for uncomplicated menus and speciality homemade puddings, and fully-stocked cocktail bar make the hotel a friendly place in which to relax. Easily accessible by car on the A59 into York (with free guest parking), the hotel boasts excellent transport links with the main rail station just half a mile away and a local bus service stop right outside the hotel entrance.

Swinton Park - An exclusive 30-bedroom luxury castle hotel. With 4 Red Stars and 3 Rosettes awarded by the AA for excellent facilities, this is the highest rated hotel in Yorkshire. Swinton Park is the ancestral home of the Cunliffe-Lister family and is set in 200 acres of parkland, lakes and gardens. The castle is surrounded by the family estate in which guests have access to rivers, reservoirs, moorland, dales and beautiful countryside bordering the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The recently refurbished spa, is equipped with a sauna, jacuzzi and relaxation zone. The 4 treatment rooms offer a wide range of face, body, beauty and complementary therapies, using the [comfort zone] and Jessica ranges of products. The restored Georgian stables have been recently converted into a state-of-the-art cookery school, run by celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager. The hotel has a civil licence for weddings and 5 function rooms equipped for meetings, conferences and presentations.

The Wrea Head Country House Hotel and Restaurant - Built in 1881, this elegant country house hotel is set in acres of private grounds on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, boasting breathtaking views across the Yorkshire countryside. Small enough to care, yet large enough to cope with the demands of the most discerning guest, Wrea Head provides the perfect retreat from the trials of everyday life. Surrounded by the endless scenery of England's most beautiful county - from the heather filled Moors and scenic Dales to the spectacular Yorkshire heritage coastline - you can choose make your break as active, or relaxing, as you like. Following a long day of exploring the splendid surroundings, you can return to the comfort of the hotel for a freshly-prepared meal in the Four Season Restaurant before enjoying a nightcap in the Ellis Cocktail Lounge.

Parkmore Hotel and Leisure Club - Featuring imaginative and varied cuisine, and a leisure club with swimming pool and well-equipped gym, you will find the service friendly and helpful, and the hospitality second to none. All rooms at Parkmore Hotel & Leisure Club are en suite and feature all the necessary facilities required for a comfortable stay, including a TV with Sky channels.

The Newington Hotel - The Newington Hotel sits proud aside the Royal Approach, the historical entrance route to medieval York. We are located close to the city centre and all the attractions that York has to offer.

Ibis York Centre - This newly refurbished hotel at the gates of the historic walls is close to the main shopping area, attractions and nightlife. The bar serves light meals and snack 24 hours a day. Ibis York Centre is a short walk from the main train station and the National Railway Museum. It is the closest branded budget hotel to York Racecourse. Facilities include en suite rooms, a 24-hours reception, a bar and the Ibis Caf? that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is Wi-Fi internet access and limited free car parking.

The Unicorn Hotel - With parts of the building dating back 700 years, this former coaching inn stands on the market square in the ancient city of Ripon, at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. In the heart of Ripon, the Unicorn is just a 5-minute walk from this historic citys cathedral and close to all of the local shops and amenities. The stunning scenery and breathtaking natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales are within easy reach. Today, the Unicorn boasts en suite rooms, all with TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a restaurant and 2 bars serving local real ales and bar meals. Free on-site parking is available for guests in the private car park and free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas.

Quality Hotel Leeds Selby - Just off the A1 road between Leeds, York and Selby, this modern hotel includes a heated indoor pool, restaurant, bar, coffee lounge and free parking. Quality Hotel Leeds is a great base for exploring Yorkshire, close enough to visit Leeds city centre, as well as the historic city of York. The hotel restaurant, overlooking the hotel's 14 acres of grounds, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The spacious bar and coffee lounge also serve drinks and light snacks, and the hotel offers room service. With good facilities and services at competitive prices, the Quality Hotel Leeds Selby is a good option for all types of guest.

Rendez-vous At Skipton - On the outskirts of Skipton, in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this charming, family-run hotel boasts a wonderful canal-side restaurant, great leisure facilities and idyllic views of the Leeds and Liverpool canal. Skipton is a delightful traditional market town and is known as the Gateway to the Dales. On the banks of the canal, surrounded by the beautiful Yorkshire dales and within easy reach of York and Harrogate, the hotel offers the best of traditional Yorkshire hospitality and good accommodation. Dine in the canal-side Baby Swan Restaurant and enjoy the wonderful views. Watch the colourful narrow boats drift by, sometimes with equally colourful characters on board! The restaurant also offers wonderful views of the local wildlife. Local swans nest on the canal bank here every year and proudly present their latest brood. The pub next door also offers delicious home-cooked food. Guests are entitled to free use of the impressive leisure facilities, including the indoor swimming pool.

Falcon Manor Hotel - Built in 1841, this Grade II listed building has retained many period features, with converted and tastefully furnished interiors creating the warm and friendly atmosphere of a country house hotel. Located on the fringe of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Falcon Manor is an ideal base for discovering the area. The Ingfield Room is a tastefully appointed main dining room which enjoys one of the best views in Yorkshire and offers exceptionally high standards of cuisine and comfort. Receptions, anniversaries, functions and conferences can take advantage of the varied accommodation, traditional cuisine and friendly atmosphere. The first floor Rafters Room is perfect for smaller private parties and family celebrations, and is a regular venue for small conferences.

St George Hotel And Leisure Club - The St George Hotel and Spa is situated in the heart of Harrogate on the main a61 road to Ripon. It is adjacent to the Harrogate International centre's Exhibition Halls and Royal Hall. The elegant, spacious St George Hotel and Spa is ideally situated for an enjoyable break for individuals, couples and families alike. This spacious Edwardian hotel is an ideal retreat for a weekend break. As soon as you arrive at the hotel, you will immediately feel a sense of warmth and relaxation. After a stroll around Harrogate or a visit to one of many local attractions, relax and unwind in the extensive lounge area where you can enjoy afternoon tea or a light snack. Alternatively, why not indulge yourself in the hotel's leisure club with an indoor heated pool, spa, steam room, sauna, gym, weights room and solarium. Beauty treatments are also available to hotel guests at a small charge. As evening approaches, enjoy a drink in the Terrace Bar before a sumptuous meal in the hotel's restaurant, offering an extensive menu and wine list.

Crathorne Hall - Set in 15 acres of woodland, surrounded by views of the Leven valley and the Yorkshire Moors, this magnificent Edwardian stately home has been recognised as one the top 200 hotels in the country. During your stay you can walk or jog along one of the walking trails, or simply wander through the well manicured lawns. After, come back to the hall, park the wellies firmly by the front door and come in for a hot drink by the roaring fire in the drawing room, or a chilled glass of white wine under an umbrella on the terrace, depending on the season. One of Yorkshire's grandest hotels, awarded 4 red stars for exceptional quality and service, Crathorne Hall is ideally located close to Darlington, Middlesborough, Stockton on Tees and only 8 miles from Durham Valley Tees Airport.

The Royal Hotel - The Royal Hotel is Scarborough's most prestigious hotel, offering guests high quality accommodation. The grand regency architecture of the public areas contrasts beautifully with the contemporary style bedrooms. The Royal Hotel is a 3 star (aa + rac) hotel located in the heart of Scarborough, overlooking the beautiful South Bay and within easy reach of all the town's attractions, including the SeaLife Centre, Spa Complex and the many parks and gardens, together with theatres and great shopping. The spectacular Royal Dining Room offers a unique window on the resort of Scarborough with its prime position overlooking the St. Nicholas Cliff Gardens and the stunning South Bay. Serving superb traditional English cuisine together with an extensive wine list.

Lady Anne Middletons Hotel - This family-owned, city-centre hotel is a collection of 6 listed buildings around a courtyard setting. Situated on Skeldergate, the ancient Roman waterfront leads from the city walls across the river to the historic city. Scenic and convenient, Lady Anne Middleton's location is ideal for York and the region. The railway station and major attractions are within easy walking distance. There is a restaurant serving English cooking, a bar with lounge area and a health/fitness centre with fitness pool (booking required), sauna and cardiovascular equipment. No lifts are available at this entirely non-smoking hotel.

The Grand Scarborough - The Grand Hotel remains unique, with many of its original features playing their part in helping make a fantastic break. The hotel is the perfect base to enjoy Scarborough's beautiful sandy beaches, promenade walks & seaside entertainment. It has often been written that the hotel was designed around the theme of time, with 4 towers for the seasons, 12 floors for the months of the year, 52 chimneys for the weeks and 365 rooms - one for each day of the year. The hotel was also built in the shape of a 'v' - symbolising the reign of Queen Victoria. The Grand Hotel is one of Scarborough's greatest landmarks. Situated in the town centre, this stately building enjoys pride of place overlooking Scarborough's picturesque South Bay and Harbour. Without a doubt the views from the Hotels Harbour Lights restaurant are among the finest on this coast. Please note the hotel is currently undergoing a 7 million pound refurbishment programme.

New Country Inns Selby - A modern friendly hotel, located on the A63 Selby Bypass, only 3/4 of a mile from the town centre. Our hotel also has a bar and family restaurant with a children's play area. At the New Country Inns, you will be welcomed by our team of staff who will look after you throughout your stay. We cater for everyone staying at our hotel from the discerning business traveller to a family of 4. Ample free car parking is available to all hotel guests.

Ramada Encore York - Ramada Encore York offers the perfect combination of great accommodation, value for money & the ideal location. Ideally situated within the city walls, York's attractions are minutes away ensuring you make the most of your time here.

York Marriott Hotel - Overlooking York Racecourse the York Marriott Hotel offers luxurious guest rooms, modern cuisine, leisure facilities, lush gardens and sweeping views across Knavesmire Parkland. York Marriott was named 'Hotel of the Year' at the York Tourism Awards 2009. The premier York Marriott is set just beyond the ancient walls of the city centre. It has a tennis court, a leisure club and free parking, as well as superior meeting facilities with catering and audiovisual equipment. All rooms have luxury bedding, high speed internet access and satellite TV.

Hedley House Hotel - Hedley House Hotel is situated in a quiet residential area, within an easy 8-minute walk of the centre of York. Under the same family ownership since 1984, all rooms have recently been refurbished and most have large flat-screen TVs. Hedley House was tastefully converted in 1984 from 2 Victorian town houses. It has its own private car park - important in York where parking is at a premium. There is a lounge bar for the exclusive use of guests, where home cooked evening meals and snacks are served. In the summer there is a barbecue area and a 6 person outdoor aqua spa on a garden deck for your enjoyment. New conference facilities have been added and that can cater for up to 16 delegates.

The Parsonage Country House Hotel - This hotel is set in 6 acres of landscaped gardens yet only 15 minutes drive from York City centre. The hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, beautiful conservatory and elegant lounges. The Parsonage Hotel has worked hard at building a solid reputation for excellent food. Choose from the table d'hote menu served at both lunch and dinner.

The Crown Hotel - A former coaching inn, this Victorian hotel is set in the heart of the beautiful town of Harrogate, close to shops, boutiques, and the towns bustling nightlife. The Crown Hotel is next to the Valley Gardens, Turkish baths, the Montpellier Antique Quarter and Pump Room Museum. Harrogate's International Centre is just a short walk away. Bedrooms at The Crown Hotel are individually styled and include flat-screen TVs. The ground floor area includes the Place Bar, open daily for morning coffee and light lunches. The Place Bistro is also open daily along with Henry's Bar. The ground floor is suitable for disabled guests. A small number of free parking spaces are available.

Best Western Dower House - With a leisure club and a peaceful location in the market town of Knaresborough, 4 miles from the A1(M) and 3 miles from Harrogate, this charming hotel offers a warm and friendly welcome. Close to the Harrogate International Centre and at the foot of Yorkshire Dales, the Best Western Dower House offers traditional hospitality with modern comforts and facilities. The Corniche Leisure Club has an indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool spa, steam room and well-equipped gym. Restaurant 48 is well known for excellent cuisine, fine wines and personal service in a cosy and relaxed atmosphere. The Dower House is on the outskirts, yet within walking distance of the shops and Knaresborough Rail Station, with links to Leeds and York.

Novotel York Centre - On the banks of the River Foss, in York's historic city centre, alongside the ancient city walls, this newly refurbished modern hotel has a heated indoor pool and spacious, contemporary rooms. The Novotel York Centre has an excellent location, just a short walk away from the city's shops and main business centres. The beautiful and historic York Minster is less than a mile (1.6 km) away. Parking is available at an additional cost and the hotel also boasts indoor and outdoor play areas for children. Elements Bar and Restaurant offer a range of dishes, all available in taster, starter and main-course sizes. There is also an outdoor terrace area and room service is available. Up to 2 children (under 16 years) can stay free (with breakfast) when sharing a room with adults. This includes access to video games, baby equipment and a healthy children's menu. Families also get late check-out on Sundays (until 17:00).

Red Lion Hotel - Originally a sixteenth century Ferryman's inn, the Red Lion at Burnsall is open for accommodation and meals throughout the year. We offer superb food, fine wines and real ale. The main bar incorporates the original sixteenth-century structure of the Ferryman's Inn. The horse trough that stood outside the front door now resides under the stone steps that lead to the bedrooms. It was easier to build around the trough over the centuries than move it. Traditionally panelled and floored in oak by local craftsmen, the bar is a popular meeting place for villagers and guests alike. We serve a wide selection of cask conditioned real ales and fine wines to be enjoyed along with an extensive brasserie menu. The menu features game in season from the nearby estates, beef from our son-in-law Robert Stockdale, and lamb from the Daggett family (both of whom farm just across the river). Fresh fish is delivered daily, cheeses are local, and produce is brought in from Cumbria. We are just proud of the quality of our food. Roaring log fires, beamed ceilings, creaky floors and a true Yorkshire welcome await you here at our family-owned hotel.

The General Tarleton - An old coaching inn with contemporary comforts, The General Tarleton is in the pretty village of Ferrensby, close to both York and Harrogate. Set in some of Yorkshire's loveliest scenery you will find relaxed comfort, delicious food and fine wines, but above all, it is the team of friendly, helpful staff who will make all the difference to your stay. The hotel is almost exactly midway between London and Edinburgh and only 3 miles from the A1, making it the ideal place in which to break a long journey with an overnight stay or just a quick pit-stop.

Cairn Hotel - The Cairn, known as Harrogate's friendliest hotel, creates a home from home atmosphere for all our guests. Whether here for a conference or holiday, our friendly and efficient service will entice you back again and again. The Cairn Hotel was built during Harrogate's period as a spa town, when people came from far and wide to take the waters. The hotel is 3 star rac rated and is located 5 minutes walk from the centre of town, 7 miles off the North/South a1 and 17 miles from the m1/m62. Set in 4 acres of private gardens, the hotel is just minutes from The International Conference Centre. Leeds airport is 12 miles away, and there is a railway station in Harrogate. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations to the lounge and lift, due to be completed by April 2007. Disruption is minimal.

Delmont Hotel - With magnificent sea views, out over Scarborough's North Bay, this family-run hotel is close to the town centre, Peasholm Park, Scarborough Castle and all that the town has to offer. The Delmont Hotel has a good location, within easy reach of all of the North Bay's amenities and holiday attractions, including Scarborough Cricket ground, The Sands complex and the Alexander Bowls centre. The shop and beaches are within easy walking distance and there are also regular buses to the neighbouring villages and towns, including Filey, Whitby and York. All of the 51 en suite rooms are tastefully decorated and fully equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, TVs, radios and alarms. Most of the rooms have stunning panoramic views of the bay, from the castle headland to the Cleveland Way. The hotel's bar, dining room and lounges also have impressive sea views. A lift is available to all floors and there is disabled access at the back of the hotel.

Hunley Hotel and Golf Club - Surrounded by beautiful undulating countryside, next to the Heritage Coast, this modern hotel has stunning panoramic views over its own immaculate golf course to the spectacular scenery of the coast. The golf course is surrounded by beautiful countryside and glorious views of the North Yorkshire coast. The impressive course offers complete flexibility, with several courses available from the 27 interchangeable holes, all of which have been designed to take advantage of the fabulous views and generous space available. Hunley Hall has 27 comfortable and tastefully furnished en suite bedrooms. The well-equipped rooms have great views of the golf course and the coastline, or of the hotel's beautiful gardens. The lounge bar and high quality restaurant also feature magnificent views of the hotel's impressive surroundings. Whether you are taking advantage of the hotel's superb golfing facilities or simply enjoying a restful, relaxing and restorative break, the hotel's stunning surroundings provide the perfect environment.

Ryndle Court Hotel - Set in the popular northern seaside resort of Scarborough, this small 2-star hotel occupies a peaceful corner position overlooking Peasholm Park and close to the sea. During your stay at the Ryndle you can easily visit the local attractions, including Scarborough North Bay Leisure Parks, the Harbour and Spar. Traditional amusement arcades and rides can also be found close by at South Bay. Boasting wonderful views, from the Ryndle you can see for over 2 km, towards the Castle and headland which separates the North and South Bays.

Kings Head - Overlooking the Market Square in the small town of Masham, this charming inn is set within a fine Georgian building of tremendous character, built in the second half of the 18th century. A quintessential English town, Masham lies peacefully on the River Ure on the outskirts of Ripon. It houses quaint almshouses and holds traditional markets twice a week. Established in Saxon times, its beautiful church was mentioned in the Domesday Book. The King's Head has been carefully renovated to combine traditional Georgian splendour with modern day comforts. To truly relax, during the winter you can take advantage of the real wood and coal fires, whilst in the summer the terrace is the perfect place for a refreshing drink.