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.

Black Swan - Our family-run country public house offers 8 brand new en suite rooms, Yorkshire ale and tasty, home-cooked, wholesome food. Located in the beautiful village of Fearby you will be well placed for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and beyond. The public bar overlooks the Burn Valley with a panoramic 40 mile view of the Vale of York and local moors.

Alcuin Lodge Guest House - A quiet retreat in a buzzing city, Alcuin Lodge is situated just outside the city walls of historic York, in a quiet cul-de-sac. In keeping with the city's diverse architecture, varying from the medieval age right up to the contemporary, the Lodge is a beautifully maintained Edwardian period building full of original features and charm. The quiet cul-de-sac location means you are assured a good night's sleep, and the sunny position means bedrooms are bright and welcoming all year. Alcuin Lodge's large dining room overlooks an old fashioned bowling green on the edge of the city, but is still a mere 5 minute stroll from town through the charming Museum Gardens.

The Beckett Guest House - Superior Victorian town house close to York City centre and ideal for events and attractions and shopping. Non-smoking. A Family run guesthouse retaining its original character and charm. The Beckett is housed in an exceptionally high quality Victorian townhouse built almost 160 years ago. Relax in Victorian comfort and start your day with a great breakfast, at no extra charge. We offer exceptional value and a friendly welcome combined with convenience for all city centre leisure, tourism, cultural, business and amenity locations.

St George's - St George's is a family-run bed and breakfast with 10 individually decorated en suite bedrooms. This Victorian house is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac across from York's racecourse. It is a 10 minute walk to the city walls but less to the start of York's many wonderful eating places. From here to get to the city center you can either walk round on the walls at Micklegate Bar towards the spectacular ancient Minster or under them where the shops start. Both ways take around a further 10 minutes, so it is 20 minutes walking from us to the middle of town. Our emphasis is on friendliness and cleanliness. We offer full English breakfast in the dining room or relax and take advantage of our breakfast in bed at no extra charge. If there is anything else you would like us to get in for your breakfast or for your stay please just ask us.

Shannon Court Guesthouse - This High Harrogate guest house is a 7-minute walk from the International Conference Centre and Harrogate town centre, and will offer you a homely welcome. A few minutes by car will bring to you the Great Yorkshire Showground and Pavilions Exhibition Halls. Locally, you may also choose to visit Fountains Abbey or the Turkish baths. The AA 4-star Shannon Court has clean, well-appointed rooms with Wi-Fi internet and plenty of facilities. There is free private parking available.

The Grosvenor - Just 400 metres from Scarborough Railway Station, this traditional Victorian building is now a charming guest house offering free Wi-Fi and charming en suite rooms with Freeview TV. In Scarborough's South Bay area, only a short walk from the very heart of the town centre, the Grosvenor is family run. Your hosts, Alan and Gill, pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. There is a well-stocked bar and a cosy TV lounge with books, magazines, toys, games and lots of useful local information. The well-appointed and attractively furnished en suite rooms all have tea/coffee making facilities and TVs with Freeview digital channels. Ground-floor rooms are available. The dining room is on the lower ground floor and offers snacks and bar meals. Breakfast is a full traditional grill, with vegetarian options also available. The Grosvenor also has a holistic therapist on site, offering a range of relaxing treatments.

The Hollies - Hayley, Paul and the boys welcome you to their guest house, a special place to stay in York; a distinctive Edwardian residence, where a more friendly accommodation is hard to find. At the Hollies you can be assured of high standards of comfort and cleanliness. The owners pride themselves in offering superb breakfasts, with individual diets catered for. The house is situated within easy walking distance of the city centre, via the picturesque riverside promenade.

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.

The Groves - On a peaceful, tree-lined grove, this 3-star Guest Accommodation is a 10-minute stroll from York's historic city centre and offers free parking, en suite rooms, free Wi-Fi and bar/lounge facilities. The building dates back to the 1900s and The Groves still has some charming original features, such as a splendid staircase and patterned windows. The bar is generally open until 23:00 each day. Relax and read the daily newspapers, with a selection of beers and wines available. Bedrooms are located in either the main building or in 2 separate buildings around the car park. There are 2 ground-floor rooms suitable for disabled guests. There is an air-conditioned conference room at the back of The Groves.