Bronte Guest House - This beautiful Victorian guest house is just a few minutes' walk from historic York city centre. Bronte Guest House has a comfortable country-house atmosphere and provides luxurious accommodation, quality service, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The hotel is on a quiet one-way street that overlooks Bootham Park and has views of York Minster. York Minster can be reached in a 7-minute walk.

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.

Georgian House - Dating back to 1640, Georgian House is just 250 metres from York Minster and is the closest guest house to York's historic centre. This Grade II listed town house has en suite rooms and a private car park. Rates include full English breakfast.

The Holme Lea Manor - Featured in 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine, this family-run guest house offers great charm and character. Newly refurbished, it retains many of its original Victorian features yet affords the luxuries of 21st century living. A place of comfort and tranquillity, it is situated in a cul-de-sac, only minutes away from the historic Minster and ancient city walls. With private car parking, it is ideally placed for you to enjoy a relaxing stay in one of Europe's most beautiful and historic cities. Each of the 8 luxurious bedrooms is individually designed and decorated. Four poster beds are a feature in most of the rooms, all of which are en suite, some having soothing jacuzzi baths and exhilarating power showers.

Dairy Guest House - The Dairy is a lovingly restored and upgraded Victorian town house, keeping its 19th-century character and original features. In central York, Dairy Guest House is less than 300 metres (300 yards) south of the medieval city walls. It is an easy stroll from York's many attractions and museums. Each individually styled room has a TV with DVD, hot-drink facilities, mineral water, hairdryer and alarm clock. You will also find toiletries and information folders. Some rooms have ceiling fans. Dairy Guest House was originally a family home and joinery business, built in 1890. It then became a dairy for many years, until being turned into a guest house in 1978.

Holgate Bridge York - The Holgate Bridge is close to the centre of York, one of Europe's premier historic cities. At the centre of Yorkshire, York is an ideal centre for visiting the county's many attractions. A warm welcome awaits you at our friendly, family-run establishment, offering comfortable accommodation only 10 minutes walk from the historic city centre. We boast a large car park for our residents during the period of stay. Check-in time indication is required on booking - the latest being 22:00 hours, unless prior arrangements are made.

Bishops - Bishops is not a hotel, but a 5-star Guest Accommodation. This restored Victorian villa has individually designed en suite rooms and comfortable, family-run surroundings. Relax with a delicious Yorkshire breakfast, served in a sunny dining room with views of the gardens. Alternatively, unwind with a newspaper or simply soak up the sun with a drink in the licensed conservatory. Bishops is within walking distance of many of York's main attractions. Free off-road parking also makes Bishops an excellent base for exploring Yorkshire's countryside and coastline.

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.

Alvera Court - Colin and Brenda Grant offer a warm Scottish welcome to holiday visitors and conference delegates to our attractive, friendly and comfortable totally non-smoking home. We are small, privately owned and run by ourselves, offering twelve individually decorated bedrooms. Visit Britain Four Star guest accomodation, centrally located opposite the International Conference Centre, with a short stroll to the town centre, the bus and train stations. We are a town house with stairs to all levels. Sorry we do not have a ground floor bedroom. We have our own private car park next to the hotel, and look forward to offering you the facilities you expect, but with a homely and friendly atmosphere. Access at all times once checked in. We do not serve dinner now as there are more than seventy restaurants a five minute walk from us into town. There is a trouser press, iron and ironing board available.

Warrens - Finalist for Guest House of The Year 2006-2007, this charming Victorian town house is ideally positioned just a short stroll from the historic city walls and all of York's main attractions. Providing modern comforts in traditional surroundings, Warrens was created from 2 large Victorian town houses, originally built in 1880. All rooms are en suite, with double and 4-poster rooms available on request. Each room is individual in its design, many with original Victorian features such as cornicing, ceiling roses and some with the original Victorian fireplaces. Warrens continually strives to make your stay a pleasurable one. It has won several awards, including a Silver Gilt for the garden areas and a Gold Award for the totally smoke free environment. It has also been a finalist in Guest House of The Year and Guest House Person of the Year.