Luxury and boutique hotels, B&Bs on North York Moors

The comforting, unchanging nature of this country hotel in a quiet village on the edge of the North York Moors is the big attraction for guests.

Shallowdale House, Ampleforth

Guests are made to feel like old friends at this wisteria-clad, light-filled 1960s house with its peerless views over gardens to the Howardian hills.

The White Swan, Pickering

The Buchanan family’s 16th-century coaching inn offers a warm Yorkshire mix of traditional pub, smart food and modern bedrooms with character.

The Wold Cottage, Driffield

This ‘cottage’ is in fact a fine Georgian manor house set in landscaped gardens with peaceful views over the Yorkshire Wold.

Broom House at Egton Bridge, Egton Bridge

When you sit in the garden of this farmhouse B&B, with views of fields and moors, it feels very rural yet Egton Bridge is only a ten-minute walk away.

The Fauconberg Arms, Thirsk

With its honey-coloured stonework, tables on the cobbled front terrace and colourful window boxes, you sense this quintessential village inn will have you perched on a bar stool chatting with the locals.

The Star Inn at Harome, Helmsley

Devotees of this thatched village pub-with-rooms in quiet Harome, close to the North York Moors, will be thrilled by the reopening of their restaurant following a devastating fire in 2021.

The Black Swan at Oldstead, York

The somewhat elusive location of this North York Moors Michelin-starred restaurant-with-rooms is a suitably tantalising teaser for the unexpected creations on the menus.

The Carpenters Arms, Thirsk

Overlooking the Vale of York, this deceptively large village inn blends traditional pub features with Scandi-style bedrooms, and classy food with a range of good ales.

The Cleveland Tontine, Northallerton

On the western edge of the North York Moors, travellers still head to this handsome former Georgian coaching for its friendly atmosphere and ‘good’ Yorkshire fare.

Fairhaven Country  Guest House, Goathland

This large Edwardian house in a North York Moors village has far-reaching views, and is a comfortable base for walks, and exploring both moorland and coast, perhaps by the North York Moors Railway.

In this part of the world you can enjoy roaming through forests, exploring the Yorkshire coast, visiting the area's market towns and villages as well as nature spotting as you go about your stay. Then return to the regions inns, hotels and B&Bs for good food and hospitality.

Head to a Georgian coaching inn at Malton or visit a 1960s house in the national park in Ampleforth. There's a famous, Michelin-starred inn at Helmsley that's not to be missed, and a Manor House in Driffield set between the Yorkshire Wolds and the coast. Head to a 16th century coaching inn overlooking a market place in Pickering or a B&B surrounded by gardens in Egton Bridge.

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