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.

The Scotch Corner Hotel - The ivy-covered Scotch Corner Hotel with leisure centre is on the A1/A66 junction, close to Darlington and Catterick and ideal for the Yorkshire Dales and medieval Richmond There is free wireless internet access throughout, and free on-site parking at Scotch Corner. The Active Life Leisure Centre is free to guests and has an indoor pool, fitness centre, Jacuzzi, sauna and spa services. Hairdressing and beauty therapy is also available The Scotch Corner is a short drive from Newcastle, York, Leeds and Middlesbrough.

Queenscliffe - On Queens Parade, on Scarborough's North Bay, this non-smoking, family-run guest house has 5 comfortable rooms (3 with panoramic sea views) and easy access to the town centre. Following years of restoration and refurbishment, the Queenscliffe now offers 5 spacious rooms set over 3 floors (please note that no lift is available). The railway station and bus station are a short distance away, but if you prefer to drive, the Queenscliffe has a small car park that takes 4-6 cars on a first-come, first-served basis. There is also free on-road parking. No breakfast or other meals are available at Queenscliffe. Tea/coffee facilities are in each room and glasses are available on request. No cooked food is allowed (e.g. takeaways, etc).

Lamb and Lion Inn - In a unique location, built into the medieval city walls, right next to York Minster, this historic inn has cosy snug bars, a log fire, home-cooked food, free Wi-Fi and discounted local parking. Right at the heart of this ancient city, the Lamb and Lion is one of Yorks finest old inns. A maze of corridors, staircases, little snugs and bars with open fires, the inn is rich in historic character and traditional charm. The beautifully decorated rooms overlook High Petergate or the garden and the city walls. All of the rooms have power showers and flat-screens TV with Freeview digital channels. The inn offers an excellent selection of real ales, wines and champagnes, alongside good, simple home-cooked dishes. There is also a superb beer garden offering al fresco eating and drinking and incredible views of the Minster. A full home cooked English breakfast is available every day and easy discounted voucher parking is available for guests.

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.

Metro Inns Teesside - Convenient located for Teeside with good rail and road links, this friendly hotel is your premier choice for value hotel accommodation, ideal for business or leisure needs. Take a break from other expensive hotels, motels or guest houses and try this clean and welcoming hotel. Modern and cleverly designed non-smoking rooms each contain a double bed and a bunk bed, where you can relax in front of the TV after a busy day. Toilets and showers are located just down the hall from your room.

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.

Grinkle Park Hotel - Grinkle is surrounded by 35 acres of parkland and gardens containing many varieties of Azalea and Rhododendron. The hotel's lake is home to local wildfowl. You can enjoy croquet, tennis, billiards or snooker. For the more energetic there is a jogging trail. The hotel's location between unspoiled coastline and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park ensures the availability of outdoor activities such as climbing, freshwater and sea fishing, swimming, golf and moorland walks. The intimate dining room adjoins the veranda with views over the lawn and can seat up to sixty guests. Lunch and dinner are served every day offering bar meals, a set lunch menu and a table d'h?te and a la carte menu in the evening. Due to the age of the building, unfortunately we do not have a lift. The hotel has undergone a complete ground floor refusbishment and added "The Palmer Suite" which can seat up to 150 people for weddings, Celebrations Parties and Conferences.

Downe Arms Country Inn - On the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Moors, but only 6 miles (10 km) from the coast, this 17th-century former farmhouse has 10 unique en suite rooms, many with attractive original features. The Downe Arms Country Inn has a great location, on the borders of the Yorkshire Moors. Perfectly placed for exploring the region's stunning natural beauty, the hotel is great for walkers, cyclists, shooters and anglers or simply for a peaceful, relaxing break. Free parking is available for guests' use. Part of the Dawnay Estates, founded in 1656, the hotel offers a traditional, historical setting. All of the rooms are individually decorated with their own unique charm. Some of the rooms have beautiful Georgian windows, while others have low original wooden beams and unusual arched windows. All of the rooms offer traditional country elegance alongside contemporary comforts and modern facilities, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds. Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel. A full English breakfast is included in the price. The cosy bar offers a range of cask ales, lagers, wines and spirits. The charming restaurant has large Georgian windows offering lovely views of the village of Wykeham and beyond. The restaurant offers just the right mix of international favourites and traditional Yorkshire cuisine, all made with the best seasonal produce available locally.

Ambassador Hotel - With stunning views across Scarborough's South Bay and the town's harbour and castle, this Victorian hotel offers 3-star accommodation and great leisure facilities, including a 40-foot indoor heated swimming pool. Looking out to sea from a prime position on the beautiful seafront esplanade, the hotel's elevated cliff-top location means it commands wonderful sea views. Situated above the beach and the Scarborough Spa Complex conference and entertainment centre, the hotel has a superb location from which to explore the historic charm and splendour of Scarborough and the North Yorkshire coast. The impressive leisure facilities include a 40-foot indoor heated swimming pool, a spa bath and a Swedish sauna. The hotel has a charming sea-view bar and restaurant and there is tasteful nightly entertainment. Guests of the hotel receive a parking permit entitling them to free on-street parking in the roads around the hotel.

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.

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.

The Crown Inn - The Crown Hotel is a quaint 16th century coaching inn which has been tastefully modernised to offer comfort within old world charm. Overlooking the market square in the delightfully bustling town of Helmsley, with less than an hours drive to the coast of Scarborough and south to the Historic City of York. Offering modern British cuisine, you can dine in the elegant restaurant or relax by the fire in the bar and lounge, while being looked after by our local friendly team.

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.

Bridge House Hotel - A traditional, family-owned hotel, ideally located between the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales National Parks. Recently refurbished, we offer a friendly, dedicated service to commercial and leisure customers alike. Set in attractive gardens on the banks of the River Swale, the Bridge House Hotel, dates from the 15th Century and provides an unforgettable historic atmosphere, ideal for a short break in this beautiful part of Yorkshire. Our high standards of service also make us an attractive choice for business customers who appreciate the personal touch offered by a privately-owned establishment. All of our fifteen guest rooms are well-appointed, with en suite facilities, many with views of the river. Guests can enjoy a quiet drink and excellent food in our comfortable Hotel Bar, or the sizeable Riverside Restaurant, Ballroom and Lounge provide the perfect venue for weddings, parties and conferences of any size. The Bridge House Hotel is conveniently located close to the a1 and is within reach of excellent rail and air links, offering the ideal opportunity to visit nearby market towns, the Yorkshire Dales National Park or to travel further afield to the Yorkshire coast or the vibrant cities of York and Newcastle. Catterick Racecourse is situated opposite the Hotel, making us the destination of choice for guests wanting to relax after a day at the races. Please note that, as the Bridge is Grade 1 listed, we have no lift or ground floor guest bedrooms.

Premier Inn York South West - On the A64, between Tadcaster and York and with easy access to all that the region has to offer, this modern hotel offers great value, with free parking and modern en suite rooms. The Premier Inn York South West has a convenient location from which to visit historic York and all the attractions nearby, including the Yorkshire Air Museum, York Racecourse and the Jorvik Viking Centre. The heart of York is less than 7 miles (11.3 km) away. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. An all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is available each morning and includes scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection. The on-site restaurant offers good food and drink at great-value prices.

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 Clifton Hotel - The Clifton Hotel has uninterrupted views over Scarborough's North Bay and is near many of the town's attractions. The restaurant has high-quality Yorkshire fare and fresh produce. The hotel offers a warm welcome and is ideal for visits to the Yorkshire Coast. First World War poet, Wilfred Owen, was inspired to write some of his most famous works here. North Bay is ideal for families with its year-round activities, including Peasholm Park with its pedal boats, shows and the famous Navel Warfare; and Scarborough Sea Life Centre. At the end of your day, relax and watch the world go by in the large hotel lounge or the traditional British bar with large-screen TVs. Bedrooms come in traditional and modern styles.

Old Swan Hotel - Harrogate's most famous hotel, The Old Swan is the premier choice in the town. Classically presented bar & restaurants with 136 contemporary bedrooms and stylish bathrooms. Originating from an 18th-Century coaching inn and rebuilt into Harrogate's grandest hotel in 1840, the Old Swan has undertaken a full refurbishment completed in February 2006. Set in 5 1/2 acres of gardens, the hotel is famous as the retreat of Agatha Christie during her disappearance in 1926 and then as the location for the film 'Agatha' starring Dustin Hoffman and Vanessa Redgrave in 1977. All rooms booked on this site are fully refurbished and feature colour TV, trouser press, iron & ironing board, welcome refreshment tray and stylish ensuite bathroom. Please note all our bedrooms are non-smoking. We have a variety of rooms to offer from our Classic Rooms to our larger Executive rooms as well as 10 individually designed suites - some with Four Poster beds and others featuring a freestanding bath big enough for two. Conference rooms can accommodate up to 400 people.

The Grafton - Located in the heart of the thriving town of Harrogate, the hotel is within easy walking distance of the town centre, Valley Gardens, Royal Hall and only 300 yards from the International Conference Centre. Offering delightful en suite accommodation in an elegant town house, The Grafton in Harrogate occupies a tranquil location, yet only a few minutes stroll away from Harrogate's beautiful town centre, filled with exclusive shops and boutiques and world-famous tea rooms. After a busy day spent sightseeing, shopping or visiting a trade fair, you can relax with a glass of wine in the cosy atmosphere of the lounge bar with open-fire, or retire to the comfort of the stylishly modernised guestrooms.

Burn Hall Hotel - A recent ?4 million refurbishment has transformed this Victorian mansion into a stylish and contemporary hotel, surrounded by 8 acres of parkland and 45 acres of tranquil North Yorkshire countryside. Burn Hall Hotel is just 17.5 km (11 miles) north of York on the A19 and 21 km (13 miles) south of Thirsk. This is the ideal location for a short break in York, close to all the major attractions of the city centre. The hotel is also ideal for visiting the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales. Burn Hall is a member of Classic British Hotels.

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).

The Studley Hotel - Enjoy a warm, friendly welcome and superb Pacific Rim cuisine at this independent hotel in a prime site in central Harrogate. This AA rosette awarded is a 5 minute walk from the International Conference Centre and a stones throw from the Valley gardens, spa, boutique shops, and Bettys tea rooms. The ancient city of York, Yorkshire Dales and Harewood House are a short drive away. The Studley Hotel is an ideal stopping place on the way to Scotland. Enjoy great Pacific Rim cuisine at the Orchid, but please remember to book to ensure that you have a fantastic dining experience. A hotel guest PC is available for you to use to check emails or surf the internet. Again, another complimentary service. Do not forget to bring your swimming trunks as you can go to a nearby leisure centre for a swim, use fitness facilities, or relax in the steam room for no extra charge (certain conditions apply).

Wainstones Hotel - With a restaurant and bar, this privately owned hotel is on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors, 15 minutes from Teesside and near the Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk. Beside the North Yorkshire Moors, Wainstones Hotel has comfortable en suite bedrooms with an excellent range of facilities. Endeavours Restaurant has a relaxing atmosphere, while Pembrokes Bar mixes continental Bistro with traditional English village pub. The varied menus make use of the finest local produce. A wine list is served beside local real ales. Great Broughton is only 15 minutes from Teesside but is also well placed for visiting Yorkshires coasts, moors and dales including those areas famous for explorer Captain Cook, writer and vet James Herriot, and TV show Heartbeat.

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.

Beiderbeckes Hotel - This boutique hotel overlooks a quiet leafy crescent just a street away from Scarborough town centre. It has excellent service and a contemporary brasserie, Marmalade's. Beiderbecke's Hotel has modern, comfortable bedrooms that are a great base for exploring Scarborough. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are available. Brasserie Marmalade's has a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy modern English cuisine cooked to order using fresh local ingredients. Sometimes you can hear live jazz in the evenings.

The White Swan Inn - This 16th century former coaching inn combines tradition with chic style, and offers traditional food cooked simply from the freshest locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant is known for including meat from The Ginger Pig: the rare-breed meat is farmed just 7 miles away. Wonderfully comfortable bedrooms have sumptuous furnishings, with a choice of the 'new contemporary' rooms or the 'traditional inn' rooms. All come with bathrobes, DVD players and complimentary mineral water as standard. A converted barn offers residents even more space away from the bustle of the hotel bar. Discover one of North Yorkshire's best inns; a great place to stay and dine.

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.

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.

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.