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 Kensington - Offering homely, non-smoking accommodation with a real emphasis on customer service, this charming guest house is set in the popular seaside resort of Scarborough in the north of England. Holiday and business guests alike are assured of a warm and friendly welcome and a pleasant stay at The Kensington Guest House. Situated close to Peasholm Park, the beach and the town centre, this is the ideal base to explore Scarborough's main attractions. After a long day you can relax in the traditional comfort of the house whilst catching up with friends, family and colleagues using the free Wi-Fi connection (own laptop needed).

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.

Ashley House - Comprised of 3 tastefully converted town houses, this comfortable, well-appointed hotel is situated in a tree-lined street in a charming area of Harrogate. The hotel is only minutes away from the town centre, conference and exhibition complex and beautiful Valley Gardens. Harrogate has a selection of some 60 restaurants within walking distance of Ashley House. Rail and bus connections are not far for those who wish to travel further afield.

Talbot House - Situated in Pateley Bridge, this charming B&B is set in the spectacular countryside of the Yorkshire Dales, in the Valley of Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A wonderful base from which to enjoy walking, cycling and sightseeing tours, Talbot House is beautifully set within a grade II listed Georgian building. It has been restored and upgraded to offer all modern comforts, whilst maintaining its original character. Talbot House is both a haven for people needing a peaceful break and a true alternative to the bustle of large cities for conference delegates, with Ripon and Harrogate just 25-minutes away, and Skipton within a 35-minute drive.

Alexandra House - This small guest house, full of charm and character, is ideally situated close to Scarborough's fabulous South Bay beach and within easy reach of all the main attractions and amenities. Extensively and tastefully refurbished with style and quality, Alexandra House offers you the very best in comfort and quality. However long you choose to visit, the owners, David and Carol, ensure you of a warm welcome and a comfortable stay.

Sidings Hotel and Restaurant - This unique hotel gives you the pleasure of experiencing not only the wonders of early 20th century rail travel but also today's railway action on Yorkshire's East Coast Main Line. The Sidings Hotel & Restaurant directly overlooks one of the fastest and most impressive stretches of track in the land: the York to Thirsk run. In this quiet location railway enthusiasts are given the opportunity to thrive in a haven built from a collection of genuine railway artefacts and memorabilia. Guests can relax in the spacious conservatory and enjoy the authentic style of this delightful and intriguing hotel with its friendly atmosphere and panoramic views of the open Yorkshire countryside.

The Seacliffe - Whitby - The Seacliffe Hotel occupies a superb position on the seafront, overlooking the beach and harbour. This 4-star hotel has beautiful sea views from Sandsend to Whitby Abbey. The Seacliffe is conveniently placed for many local attractions in Whitby, including The Spa Pavilion, The West Cliff and The North Promenade. Golf, cricket and football clubs are nearby. Rooms are comfortably furnished, with en suite and a TV. Wireless internet access is available in all of the rooms. The relaxing lounge bar has excellent views over the beach and harbour, with an attractive patio garden to the rear. Guests may dine in the comfortable hotel restaurant, with its extensive menu and wine list.

The Old Mill - As the name suggests, The Old Mill is a converted windmill circa 1750, which today offers a warm welcome and a relaxing stay. The Old Mill was originally converted to a house in 1968, retaining many of its original features. A subsequent re-vamp was completed in September 2004, complementing the original architecture. The bed and breakfast has a high standard of accommodation and offers a full English breakfast to set you up for the day's activities.

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.