Historic B&B’s in North East England
Browse through our selection of historic bed and breakfast accommodation in Yorkshire and the North East of England.
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Pennycroft Guest House
Kettlewell, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 5QY.
Surrounded by the stunning Yorkshire Dales, this charming guest house benefits from fantastic scenery and a plethora of activities on the doorstep. Spacious en-suite accommodation is complimented by luxury toiletries, foot spas and high end bed linen.
- 19th Century
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Finkle Green B & B
Finkle Street, nr. Stockbridge, South Yorkshire, S35 7DH.
This detached, single-storey stone-built property stands in three quarters acre of garden on the edge of Wortley village and the Wharncliffe estate. The four en suite bedrooms are all decorated to the highest standards and offer delightful views over the surrounding countryside.
- 20th Century
Bank View Farm Bed & Breakfast
Totley, nr. Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S17 3BB.
Set within Sheffield’s green belt on the edge of the Peak District, this charming rural stone farmhouse is surrounded by six acres of wonderful gardens, orchards, woods and fields. The architect owner has created luxurious and individual guest rooms and suites.
- 19th Century
Coniston Guest House
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S6 4LQ.
Situated in a quiet residential area of Hillsborough, this splendid Victorian property offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation in extensively refurbished guest rooms. With convenient access to local public transport, Sheffield Wednesday Football Club and Sheffield Ski Village are just minutes away.
- 19th Century
Blenkinsopp Castle Inn
Greenhead, nr. Haltwhistle, Northumberland, CA8 7JS.
The former coach houses for Blenkinsopp Castle, this stunning coaching inn is set in beautiful countryside between Greenhead and Haltwhistle. Against the backdrop of historic Hadrian’s Wall, this recently renovated inn now offers five en suite guest rooms as well as a cosy traditional bar.
- 14th Century
Rye Hill Farm
Slatley, nr. Hexham, Northumberland, NE47 0AH.
Built from local stone, the house and buildings of Rye Hill date back to the 17th century. Now a small working sheep farm, the old farm buildings adjacent to the farmhouse have been renovated into modern guest accommodation whilst retaining their original character.
- 17th Century
Victorian Tap
Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 1BA.
Boasting four newly refurbished B&B rooms, the Victorian Tap Public House is a stunning Victorian building just a stroll away from the beautiful Hexham Abbey. Featured in the Good Beer Guide, it also serves a selection of homemade baked goodies.
- 19th Century
The Whittington and Cat
Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 2SA.
Sited in the old docklands of Hull, Whittington and Cat boasts a rich history. Damaged in both world wars, it has been respectfully restored and transformed. This traditional pub now offers stylish guest bedrooms and serves fine home-cooked food.
- 19th Century
St Quintin Arms
Harpham, nr. Bridlington, East Yorkshire, YO25 4QY.
Surrounded by the idyllic Yorkshire countryside, this 13th century coaching inn sits between the sleepy rural market town of Driffield and the bustling seaside resort of Bridlington in the historic village of Harpham. With four en suite letting rooms, guests can enjoy locally sourced, freshly prepared food.
- 13th Century
Wolds Village
Bainton, nr Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 9EF.
This family run farmstead features a host of listed buildings including a restaurant and tearoom. The seven luxury en suite guest rooms are each themed to different periods of history and a full Yorkshire breakfast is served in the farmhouse’s original Georgian dining room.
- 18th Century
Crab pot cottage
Flamborough, East Yorkshire, YO15 1JX.
Set in the heart of the picturesque village of Flamborough on the East Riding of Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast, this small, friendly B&B offers well-appointed guest accommodation together with a hearty English breakfast. The village boasts many amenities including several pubs and restaurants.
- 19th Century