Steeped in local history, Hurstwood Hall was built as a home for the Towneley family in 1579. Offering three boutique guest rooms, this Grade II star listed building boasts many original features, including mullions, oak beams, panelling and fireplaces.
Set in rolling farmland yet just a few miles south of Lancaster, this beautifully restored B&B boasts original and relaxed rooms, each with its own quirks and modern day elegance. The hearty breakfast is served in the light and airy Garden Room.
Built around two 17th century farm cottages, Manor House Farm is now a spacious, comfortable home which retains the period character of the original building. Set opposite Rufford village church, the property occupies a scenic location at the entrance to St. Mary’s Marina.
Situated on the Lancashire / Yorkshire border in the village of Laneshawbridge, Rye-flatt B&B offers comfortable and friendly guest accommodation in a sympathetically restored 17th century house which retains many period features.
This former cheese dairy and pig farm has been lovingly renovated and now offers award-wining bed and breakfast accommodation. Set in extensive gardens, it is just a short drive from the medieval Lancaster Castle and the university.
Blending rustic charm with contemporary modern convenience, the Hinds Head offers comfortable guest accommodation in a rural setting, yet close to the motorway network. The hotel features a restaurant, bar, private parking and a garden.
A charming, recently refurbished 17th century coaching inn featuring four poster beds, roll top baths, private dining and cosy nooks near an open fire – perfect for a relaxing weekend away. Ideally located near the River Wye, 10 minutes from Blackpool.
Offering 6 elegant and traditionally furnished en suite rooms, the Wagon & Horses stands on the banks of the River Lune, just a short walk from Lancaster Cathedral. The gastro pub serves a seasonal menu with locally sourced produce and fine wines.
Sometimes referred to as The Gateway to the Trough of Bowland, The Priory nestles in the beautiful village of Scorton. With parts of the building dating back to 1650, if now offers its own bakery and eight spacious, warmly furnished rooms.
Dating back to 1851, The Old Coach House is thought to be the oldest remaining house in the village of South Shore. Comprising eleven en-suite double rooms, many with four poster beds, this Tudor style boutique B&B lies close to Blackpool’s attractions.