English Hotels 91 to 120 in North-Yorkshire, England

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.

Coach House Hotel - Charming 300 year old Coaching Inn. Very close to York Minster and all main attractions whilst enjoying a quiet position down a side road.Privately owned by Julie Thomson who ensures a warm Yorkshire welcome serving local food and local award winning beers.All rooms are en suite and individually designed. They are equipped with modern facilities and some rooms have views of the Minster.

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).

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.

Boutique 25 - Skipton's first contemporary Boutique hotel, this 18th century building has been fully refurbished to provide exclusive, stylish and luxurious accommodation on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Individually designed and contemporary in style, Boutique25, offers 6 beautiful guestrooms, a superb champagne and wine bar in the cellar, a private dining room, and a delicatessen. Boutique25's sister venue also houses Nosh Brasserie and Bar, which you are free to enjoy. Known as 'The Gateway to the Dales', Skipton provides the ideal base for a range of leisure pursuits, including walking, cycling and horse-riding, in this area of natural beauty.

Saxonville Hotel - This charming family-run hotel has a great restaurant and a wonderful, peaceful location on Whitby's West Cliff, near the seafront and within walking distance of the town centre. Owned and run by three generations of the Newton family since 1946, the Saxonville Hotel offers a warm, friendly welcome and a high standard of personal service. With a 3-star rating from the AA and VisitBritain, this elegant hotel offers comfort and hospitality just a short stroll from the narrow streets and winding alleyways of this delightful, historic town. All of the en suite rooms are tastefully decorated and furnished to high standards. Each spacious room has a TV, radio, telephone, hairdryer, and tea/coffee making facilities. A generous and tasty full English breakfast is included in the price. The Fairfield Restaurant offers traditional English food, with a choice of ? la carte or table d'h?te menus. Whichever menu you choose, you can finish your meal with a mouth-watering dessert from the special traditional sweet trolley. The hotel has a private car park and free parking is available for guests.

Dunsley Hall Country House Hotel - Dunsley Hall Country House Hotel was built in the 1900s as a dream house for the Pyman Shipping Family. Stylish and original, it retains the quality and unique character of the period. Its comfortable furniture, memorabilia, open fires in the winter and traditional standards of excellence are part of the welcoming Yorkshire hospitability that has become the hallmark of this independant but family run hotel. Set in the quiet hamlet of Dunsley in four acres of landscaped gardens.

Mallyan Spout Hotel - The Mallyan Spout Hotel is situated in Goathland, which is famous as ' Aidensfield' in the popular tv series 'Heatbeat'. Within walking distance of The North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway, and a short drive from Whitby & Scarborough. The hotel has 20 en suite bedrooms. All rooms are individually decorated and have views of either the village church, the hotel gardens, or the Esk Valley, and have direct dial telephone, televisions and hospitality tray. The Mallyan Spout is conveniently located for some of Yorkshires finest attractions. We are within easy driving distance of Whitby, the historic market town of Pickering, York, Castle Howard, Helmsley and Duncombe Park, Eden Camp, the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Langdale Quest, the Stephen Joseph Theatre and many other activities such as golf, walking, hiking and cycling. There is something for everyone at the Mallyan Spout Hotel. Please note that the hotel has no lift.

The Golden Fleece - Situated between the Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, this hotel is listed as one of England's oldest coaching inns and overlooks the cobbled market place in Thirsk. The Golden Fleece is a comfortable hotel with individually designed en suite rooms equipped with amenities to make you feel at home. Food is home-cooked using local produce, and the service is relaxed and friendly. The hotel is well-located for exploring the North Yorkshire countryside by foot or by car. The area is home to Aysgarth Falls and Sutton Bank, and you can visit the beautiful Fountains Abbey or Castle Howard.

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.

The Crown Spa Hotel - Yorkshire Moors and Coast Hotel of the Year 2007/8, Scarborough's only 4-star hotel is known for high levels of comfort and service, with views of the South Bay, castle headland and the harbour. With a health club and spa, The Crown Spa Hotel offers exclusive pamper treatments, indoor swimming pool and aromatherapy suites. Dine in the "Taste" restaurant where European and traditional Yorkshire cuisines mix, created with locally sourced ingredients. With a wide-reaching reputation, this top-class restaurant provides international-standard quality and service. The refurbished bedrooms have the facilities and furnishings you would expect in a hotel of The Crown's calibre.

The Churchill Hotel - In the heart of historic York, this elegant Georgian mansion has been superbly refurbished, combining beautiful original features with modern facilities, including free Wi-Fi and free parking. Set in its own beautiful, peaceful grounds, just a 5-minute stroll from York Minster, the Churchill Hotel combines the appearance of a country house hotel with a city centre location. All that York's city centre has to offer is within easy walking distance. Originally built in around 1827, this beautifully preserved listed building has recently undergone a full renovation and extension at a cost of ?2 million. With the refurbishments completed in 2008, this luxurious, privately owned hotel now merges contemporary style with traditional charm and elegant original character. With a refined atmosphere, the award-winning Piano Restaurant boasts a great reputation for delicious cuisine, made with fresh, locally sourced, seasonal produce. The Piano Bar offers a wide range of drinks in stylish and relaxing surroundings.

The Queens Hotel - Situated on the banks of the River Ouse, The Queens Hotel is ideally located for the many shops, restaurants and bars that the centre of York has to offer. The Queens Hotel is within easy walking distance of York Train Station and the National Rail Museum. Rooms are spacious and comfortable with classical decor. Some rooms have views over the river and all rooms have free wi-fi internet access. The Royal Brasserie is a relaxing place to dine, serving breakfast and dinner to guests.

The Fox and Hounds Inn - Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the North York Moors, this former 16th-century coaching inn is now a high-quality country inn and restaurant, rich in historic charm. Set in the beautiful North York Moors National Park, the Fox & Hounds Inn is a great base from which to explore the breathtaking scenery of the moors and the region's heritage coastline. The comfortable en suite rooms overlook the glorious countryside and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. The bar has an open fire and a beautiful oak-beamed ceiling. An excellent range of cask ales and selected wines are available and guests can enjoy freshly prepared food every lunchtime and evening in the bar, the restaurant or the games room. After an energetic day out walking or cycling on the moors, you can relax in the sauna or enjoy a drink in the garden while savouring the superb views.

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.

Solberge Hall Hotel - Situated amongst glorious Yorkshire countryside, a few miles outside the market towns of Northallerton and Thirsk, this grand hotel stands proudly at the end of its own sweeping driveway. Once a Georgian country house, the hall has been tastefully modernised into a luxury country house hotel. Set in 9 acres of award-winning gardens and woodland (Yorkshire in Bloom Silver Award Winners 2007/Silver Gilt Award Winners 2008), Solberge Hall Hotel commands stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Whether enjoying a weekend break, dining in one of the restaurants, or attending a conference or wedding, you will receive a warm welcome from the friendly and professional team. The hotel is located 10 minutes from the A1 motorway, the A19, the mainline railway from London to Edinburgh, and just 30 minutes drive from Durham Tees Valley Airport. It is also convenient for driving to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the beautiful, picturesque Yorkshire Dales.

Balmoral Hotel Harrogate - Just a few minutes walk from the town centre and Harrogate International Centre, this elegant hotel stands facing south in award-winning gardens with a stylish sun terrace. Balmoral Hotel Harrogate features a selection of en suite rooms that have been refurbished to create an opulent, rich atmosphere with a mixture of modern and classic furniture. The hotel prides itself on its friendly and warm welcome that all guests and visitors receive. Other than the adjacent HIC conference centre, the hotel is also near to Harrogate Turkish baths and the Royal Pump Room Museum, where you can find out about the history of England's premier spa town. This beautiful building is currently being upgraded; please accept the owner's apologies for any inconvenience caused during this process.

Manor Heath Hotel - The Manor Heath is a licensed, 100% non-smoking hotel situated in a peaceful location overlooking Peasholm Park and the sea. Close to the beach and all North Bay attractions, the hotel is within walking distance of the town centre. A home cooked full English breakfast is offered each morning, and choice evening meal is served daily. Manor Heath is an ideal base from which to explore the Yorkshire coast and countryside.

Barcelo Harrogate Majestic Hotel - An impressive 19th century hotel nestling in the centre of Harrogate, adjacent to the Harrogate International Centre and a short stroll from the famous Betty's Tea Rooms and Montpellier Gardens. Set in 12 acres of award-winning landscaped gardens, the Barcelo Harrogate Majestic Hotel offers a traditional setting for a relaxed stay. The hotel has 167 bedrooms, all of which are non-smoking, including 45 premium rooms which are available at a supplement. All rooms are comfortable and very spacious. Many have lovely views over the garden and town. All rooms and public areas have Wi-Fi internet access. The hotel has an excellent Bodysense Health & Leisure Club, including an indoor swimming pool, saunas, spa pool, gym and newly opened 'Orchid Rooms' offering beauty treatments to both men and women. The restaurant offers a choice of excellent cuisine, with wines to match. Early check-in and late check-out may be available on request at a nominal charge. Please contact the hotel for details.

Best Western York Pavilion Hotel - This elegant, distinctive hotel is housed within an attractive Grade II listed building, just a mile and a half from the walls of the historic city of York. Enjoy your stay in this Georgian country house, carefully converted to accommodate guests in restful surroundings, with conferencing and banqueting facilities. A far cry from its humble beginnings as a 17th century farmhouse, the hotel offers spacious en suite rooms which provide total relaxation and comfort for all travellers. The elegant dining rooms are complemented by the highest standards of service, excellent cuisine and a fine choice of wines. Langtons Brasserie has been awarded a prestigious second AA rosette for the 7th consecutive year.

Cliffemount Hotel - A Non-Smoking Hotel - By the sea, this very special, 3-star (AA) country house offers spectacular sea views, relaxation, comfort and a 2 AA Rosette dining experience. The unique, luxury Cliffemount Hotel is on the cliff-top above Runswick Bay. Friendly, personal service and attention to detail ensure your break will be perfect. Enjoy amid the peace and quiet. All rooms and public areas were refurbished in January 2009. They have a tasteful design and modern touches, including flat-screen digital TV and carefully chosen furnishings. Premier rooms have balconies where you can enjoy the unrivalled view. Some rooms even have a telescope to bring you closer to the sweeping bay below.

Hotel Noir - In York city centre, less than one mile (1.6 km) from York Minster, Hotel Noir has rooms with a free minibar and full cooked English or continental breakfast included. The Hotel Noir has free Wi-Fi internet access available throughout, and free secure car parking (limited; subject to availability). Each guest room has a free minibar, a flat-screen digital TV and a Tassimo drinks machine with fresh milk. On Friday and Saturday nights, hors d'oeuvres are served to guests in the bar between 18:30 and 19:30. The hotel bar is open for both guests and non-residents and offers a selection of wines, beers and champagne.

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.

Rudding Park - Less than 3 miles from elegant Harrogate, this excellent hotel has a restaurant with 2 AA Rosettes, and an 18-hole golf course that runs through the 18th-century parkland. The modern rooms at Rudding Park overlook the gardens or the chapel, and are comfy, stylish and well-equipped. The open fireplace and fresh flowers in the reception create a warm welcome that is extended by the friendly and helpful staff. Clocktower Restaurant & Bar uses fresh local ingredients in its award-winning cuisine. Rudding Park is within easy reach of Leeds, York and the motorway network. The distinguished golf course architect, Martin Hawtree, designed Rudding Parks 18 hole golf course, and the more recent 6-hole short course. Guests are offered free passes to 2 health clubs in Harrogate, which include a swimming pool. The adjacent holiday park (open seasonally) also has a heated outdoor pool.

Ascot House Hotel - Quality, independent hotel with many Victorian features, just a short stroll from Harrogate's conference & town centres. Visit Britain Silver Award for properties achieving the highest levels of quality within their Star rating. The Ascot House was originally built in 1892 by Mr W H Baxter as a traditional Victorian family residence. It has now been elegantly transformed into a 19-bedroom hotel. Superior and Four Poster rooms are the larger rooms. The Ascot Room, a cosy sitting room with open fires in the winter, is the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea or just curl up with a good book. Relax in comfort in the informal friendly atmosphere of our lounge bar - or take in the sunshine on the patio balcony. Enjoy the evening in our elegant restaurant which offers traditional English and Continental dishes, prepared using the finest fresh produce. Complement your meal with a bottle of wine from our well-stocked cellar - many imported direct for extra value. Breath-taking gardens and floral displays have earned Harrogate wide acclaim and the traditional Turkish baths and Royal Pump Room Museum are well worth a visit. You will find some of the best shopping in Yorkshire, together with lively restaurants, wine bars, night clubs and theatres. A wealth of attractions including stately homes and historic castles lie within a short drive, together with the stunning scenery of the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors.

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.

George at Easingwold - Family owned and managed inn, overlooking the pretty Georgian Market Square, offering a warm welcome, fine food, real ales and good accommodation. All rooms are en suite with welcome tray and TV/telephone. Log fires in cooler months. The hotel makes an ideal base for visiting York, The Dales, The Moors/coast or simply a few days away.

Best Western Monkbar Hotel - In the heart of York: ideal for exploring the history and heritage, the attractions, architecture & great shopping! The Monkbar has individual charming bedrooms, a wide menu in the Carvery restaurant and a warm welcome throughout! The Monkbar Hotel is named after Monk Bar, one of the famous Roman entrances to the city. There is limited free car parking for residents and this is a great choice from which to explore the very best that York has to offer. York Minster with its famous Rose Window is just a ten minute stroll from the hotel. We have a Courtyard garden, a welcoming bar, plenty of relaxing lounges and the Cloisters Restaurant, offering a wide choice of cuisine. Choose the Monkbar too for business meetings and social occasions - we'll meet your every expectation!

The Black Swan Hotel - Overlooking Helmsley's market place, this country hotel of great character was originally a coaching inn. Some sections of the building date back to the Georgian, Tudor and Elizabethan periods. The Black Swan Hotel is renowned for its excellent food and friendly service. An interesting composition of Tudor rectory, Elizabethan coaching inn and Georgain house, there is a veritable maze of lounges for guests to enjoy. Situated in what is undoubtedly one of Yorkshire's prettiest market towns, perched on the edge of the North York moors, the hotel is within easy reach of Rievaulx Abbey and Castle Howard.

The Blue Bell Hotel - Just off the A19 and only 3 miles (5 km) from Middlesbrough's town centre, railway station and football stadium, the Blue Bell offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and great-value rooms. The Blue Bell has a convenient location with good access to the North and South and to the region's major road network. The town's major business parks are within easy reach and the University of Teesside is less than 10 minutes' drive away. The good location also makes the lodge a great base from which to explore Whitby, the North York Moors, Heartbeat Country, Herriot Country, the Captain Cook Trail and Hartlepool's Historic Quays. The Blue Bell Pub is well known for its friendly, relaxed environment and a wide range of great food is available from12:00 to 21:45pm. A local community pub, the Blue Bell also shows live sports and occasionally hosts themed nights, charity events and much more.