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 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.

Burton Villa Guest House - An 8-minute stroll from York's historic city centre, this small, family-run guest house has en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi and LCD TVs with DVD and Freeview. Personally run by the owners, Burton Villa Guest House is set within a beautiful Victorian townhouse in a residential area overlooking Clarence Gardens. Expect a comfortable bed, quality breakfast and good service.

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.

The White Swan Hotel - The White Swan is now Middlham's finest hotel, in a prominent position overlooking the market square. The hotel has 17 individually furnished en-suite bedrooms and combines a traditional flagstone bar, serving a good range of cask ales and wines by the glass, with a contemporary 60 seat brasserie, serving morning coffee, lunch and dinner daily. Middleham castle overlooks the hotel and the town is famous for its horseracing links and is an ideal base for walkers and visitors to the dale.

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.

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.

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.

Seacrest Guesthouse - Set within an elegant Victorian residence, this small, cosy guesthouse is situated on Whitby's popular West Cliff, just a short stroll away from the seafront, harbour and town centre. Offering an ideal base to enjoy Whitby and surrounding areas, Seacrest Guesthouse provides easy access to the whole of North Yorkshire. Nearby you can find the seaside resort of Scarborough, or you can explore Whitby Abbey, enjoy the views from the cliff-tops or relax on one of the award-winning beaches. Start each day of your stay with the Seacrest's extensive breakfast. A full English breakfast is available to all guests, and continental and vegetarian options, as well as healthy smoothies, are available on request.

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.