Pillar Box Cottage Guest House - Once a country pub, Pillar Box Cottage sits in a pretty riverside village. Original wooden beams and oak furniture combine with flat-screen TVs and stylish lighting. Free Wi-Fi and parking. Pillar Box Cottage Guest House is in East Ayton Village, within walking distance of pubs, restaurants and shops. Scarborough and the North York Moors are within easy reach. The original cottage features are mixed with a chic modern style. Breakfast is included in the rate and packed lunches are available.

Arden House - In a quiet tree-lined road, just a short stroll from Harrogate International Centre and the heart of this charming spa town, this 4-star guest house offers modern rooms and free Wi-Fi and parking. Extensively modernised, the Arden House Guest House has a convenient location, within easy reach of all that Harrogate has to offer, including the town's exhibition and conference centre. All of the fully refurbished en suite rooms are attractive and modern with contemporary comforts and facilities, including TVs, power showers and free, fast wireless internet access. Each room comes with tea/coffee and high-quality toiletries. Arden House is fully licensed, with a well-stocked residents' bar. There is a private car park with security lighting. A substantial breakfast is available every day and is freshly cooked to order. Guests can choose a traditional full English breakfast or Scottish smoked salmon and scrambled egg on toast, along with a selection of cereals, juices, fresh fruits, teas and coffees.

The Greno - This family-run guesthouse is situated on the North Bay of Scarborough, with stunning views of the bay and castle from many rooms, and 5 minutes' walk from the town centre. Ten minutes' walk from the South Bay, this guesthouse is the perfect place to relax in after a busy day enjoying the attractions and scenery of the surrounding area. Please note that The Greno is completely non-smoking.

Hillcrest Guest House - Set within an elegant Victorian town house built in 1870, this 3-star guest house presents itself as the ideal base for you to explore the historic city of York. Just 10 minutes walk away from the city centre and York Racecourse, Hillcrest boasts a beautiful position - backing onto the beautifully landscaped Rowntree Park, consisting of formal gardens and a lake. Beyond is the River Ouse and the delightful riverside walk into town. Privately-owned and run, you can be assured of a friendly welcome on arrival before you venture out into the city to explore the nearby attractions, such as York Minster, the Railway Museum, the Theatre Royal and much more.

The Lister Arms - In the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Lister Arms is a quintessential English pub and AA 4-star 18th-century inn, offering home-cooked food and cosy accommodation. The Lister Arms offers stylish and comfortable en suite rooms with a shower and a TV, some with stunning views. Guests will enjoy an excellent hearty Yorkshire breakfast. Free parking on site is available for guests. In the village of Malham, The Lister Arms offers a varied menu of fresh seasonal produce in a welcoming environment. There is also an attractive outdoor seating area. Guests may enjoy walking and mountain biking along Mastiles Lane in the southern Dales, or exploring the nearby market towns of Settle and Skipton.

Azalea Court - Privately owned and run, this bed and breakfast is situated directly opposite the International Centre, Conference Centre and Exhibition Centre. Azalea Court has a spacious entrance hall leading to 12 bedrooms including single, double, twin and family rooms, each pleasantly furnished and decorated. There is a large floodlit car park to the rear of the guest house. The town centre is just a few minutes walk away, where there are many good restaurants, shops and pubs. Harrogate is a town with many immaculate gardens, and the newly re-furbished Turkish baths, Royal Hall and swimming pool.

Lysander Hotel - Andy and Julie offer a really warm welcome to the Lysander Hotel, which is a few minutes' walk from Scarborough's golden, sandy North Bay Beach. The Scarborough hotel offers attractive and restful B&B accommodation as well as ample free parking and a bar/lounge. The Lysander Hotel is close to Peasholm Park, with its Japanese themed gardens and boating lake. The indoor swimming pool, cricket ground and bowling greens are also only moments away.

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.

Lyness Guest House - Near Peasholm Park, the North Bay and Scarborough's town centre, this family-friendly guest house offers free Wi-Fi and charming en suite rooms, with free on-street parking available nearby. The Lyness Guest House has a great location, on the valley road of Columbus Ravine, with convenient on-street parking on both sides of the road. Parking permits and parking-scheme discs are available for guests, free of charge. All of Scarborough's shops, pubs, bars and restaurants are within easy reach. All of the clean, fresh en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Family-run, the Lyness Guest House has been under new ownership since January 2007 and prides itself on offering a high standard of cleanliness and a friendly atmosphere. The owners have young children themselves, and welcome and encourage families to stay with them. The family rooms have DVD/video players and a DVDs and videos suitable for children are available on request.

Barrington House Guest House - Just 10 minutes' walk from the city centre, halfway between the railway station and York Racecourse, Barrington House has been offering comfortable accommodation at great-value rates for over 25 years. During its 25-year history as a guest house, Barrington House has established a good reputation for the quality of its service and the value for money it offers. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, just off the main road, this Edwardian townhouse was originally built around 1906. Today, the house still retains many original features from that period. All of the en suite rooms are well equipped, with TVs and tea/coffee making facilities with complimentary biscuits. There are many restaurants, bars and shops nearby and all the attractions and amenities of York's city centre are within easy walking distance. Breakfast is included in the price and guests can choose a full cooked English breakfast or a continental-style breakfast featuring various cereals, yoghurt, grapefruit, fruit juice and fresh fruit.