Fountains Court Holistic Health Hotel - A haven of peace and tranquillity on the North Yorkshire Coast, this relaxing house specialises in providing a calming, child-free atmosphere, with treatments for mind, body and spirits. Lovingly arranged, decorated and furnished within the guidance of Feng Shui, Fountains Court features 18 welcoming bedrooms, a light-filled conservatory, relaxing guest lounge for reading or reflection (no TV), a peaceful dining room and a warming sun room. Furthermore there is the Zen Garden, where you can unwind to the sound of wind chimes before soaking in the hot tub and clearing your airways in the infra-red sauna. For a truly indulgent stay, you can choose from one of over 30 therapies in the treatment centre. Please note that the centre is also open to non-residents, so advanced booking is required (additional cost). To ensure you have a relaxing stay, please note that Fountains Court is child-free, mobiles are to be on silent or off at all times and the doors are locked at 00:00 to ensure a peaceful night's sleep.

The Willows - The Willows is a large Edwardian guest house in an elevated position just 2 minutes' walk from the town centre. The friendly guest house offers a warm welcome with tea and homemade cakes. A tasty breakfast is included in the room rate. All rooms have a DVD player and tea/coffee-making facilities. There is a ramped path to the door and a lift to all floors.

Ruswarp Hall - Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and comfortable hotel accommodation in this Jacobean hall. The bedrooms, some with shower or bath are fitted with radio and television and offer excellent views of the surrounding countryside. There is a main residential lounge. Facilities also include limited car parking and a spacious rear garden. This 17th century country hotel is situated in its own grounds within a few minutes walk of the River Esk in the village of Ruswarp. It is an ideal centre for fishing, boating, walking, horse-riding, golf or just quiet relaxation. The historic fishing village of Whitby, with its magnificent beach, safe bathing and varied holiday pastimes, is only a mile and a half away. Just inland is the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the perimeter of which is easily accessible from a network of major roads. Please note that Ruswarp Hall is totally non-smoking and operates on a Bed & Breakfast only basis.

Stone Head House - Just off the Pennine Way, this small, beautiful manor house was built in 1596 and is rich in original character and traditional charm. Today, it offers free Wi-Fi and lovely rooms. In the small valley of Stone Head, near Lothersdale and Cowling in North Yorkshire, Stone Head House once served as a working farm. There are only a handful of properties in the hidden valley, all of similar age. The beautiful original building has been carefully preserved and sensitively refurbished. With flagstone floors downstairs and a huge inglenook fireplace in the dining hall, the guest house provides charming bed and breakfast accommodation at very reasonable rates. Small and intimate, the guest house offers friendly, personal service. All of the rooms have tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is cooked on the traditional Aga stove in the quaint farmhouse kitchen. A varied breakfast menu is available, including fresh-baked bread, full English breakfasts, smoked Alaskan salmon and oak-smoked kippers from Whitby.

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.

Chombeys - Chombeys is a stylish farmhouse overlooking the village green at Tollerton, only 15 minutes from the city of York. The village is in the heart of the Vale of York and just off the A19, making it an ideal base for North Yorkshire. Chombeys is a comfortable house across 3 floors, with gas central heating throughout. The rooms are well sized and offer you tea/coffee and a TV. Breakfast is served from 07:30 to 08:00 and features local produce, specially cooked on an Aga. Chombeys prides itself on giving good service and tries to accommodate any special requirements that guests may have.

Goldsborough Hall - In a stunning, quiet part of North Yorkshire, Goldsborough Hall is a stately manor that was once the home of Princess Mary, the aunt of Queen Elizabeth II. Goldsborough Hall offers a grand setting that reflects its long and important history. Surrounded by beautiful grounds, with unspoilt views over parkland, the 400-year-old manor is 7 miles (11 km) from Harrogate. Goldsborough Hall is ideal for a relaxed, romantic getaway.

Romley Guest House - Situated on the west side of the city, this 3-diamond classification guest house is ideally located within a 10-minute walk of the railway station, racecourse, city centre and all its main attractions. After a long day of exploring the historic city centre, you can return to the comfort of the guest house which offers fully-equipped en suite rooms, a licensed bar and a comfortable lounge with satellite television and complimentary tea and coffee. Furthermore, the house is double glazed and central heated, ensuring a peaceful and cosy stay. Offering Yorkshire hospitality at its finest, Romley House prides itself on the number of guests who return time and time again.

The Skikero Hotel - Located in the town centre, only minutes away from the beach, railway station and main attractions, the hotel is set within a Grade II listed historic building. Welcoming guests all year-round, whether it's for a short break, holiday or business trip, the hotel presents itself as the ideal base for your stay in Scarborough. Within minutes walking distance are The Stephen Joseph Theatre, Spa Complex and the town centre, as well as a Shopping Centre, Cricket Ground and Bowling Centre. Although the hotel's central location means that they are close to the main road route around Scarborough, it is fortunate to be set back from this in a small grassed square.

Duke Of Wellington Inn - The Duke of Wellington is an ivy-clad traditional eighteenth century inn located in Danby, near Whitby. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the Moors, Whitby and the coast. Built in 1732, the Inn was used as a recruiting post during the Napoleonic Wars. An iron plaque of the Duke of Wellington was recently uncovered on the outside of the building and has been mounted on the fireplace in the bar. Restoration and refurbishment has improved the facilities whilst maintaining the character and charm of this traditional country inn.