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.
Featured Accommodation
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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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
Highfield Farm
Southburn, nr. Driffield, East Yorshire, YO25 9AF.
Surrounded by privately owned farmland, Highfield Farm is the ideal venue for a relaxing get away. Converted from a former pig farm it now boasts nine luxuriously appointed bed and breakfasts rooms.
- 19th Century
Tudhoe Park House
Spennymoor, Co. Durham, DL16 6JU.
Offering a wealth of history, charm and period features, the elegant Victorian property has been lovingly restored and now features two stylish, spacious en suite rooms. Guests can enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast overlooking the peaceful private grounds.
- 19th Century
Burnhopeside Hall
Lanchester. Co. Durham, DH7 0TL.
The former home of the railway engineer William Hedley, he of “Puffing Billy” fame, this country house stands in 18 acres of gardens and woodland. With traditional open log fires downstairs, the four en suite bedrooms are large and comfortable with super king beds.
- 19th Century
The County
Aycliffe Village, nr. Darlington, Co. Durham, DL5 6LX.
The County has been welcoming weary travelers from the Great North Road for over 200 years. Guests can rest their heads in seven individually designed, luxury bedrooms and enjoy seasonal menus, as well as a pint or two of the local real ale.
- 19th Century
Townend Farm Bed and Breakfast
Loftus, nr. Staithes, North Yorkshire Moors, TS13 4NE.
Constructed from local sandstone, this 19th century grand farmhouse is set in its own grounds at the gateway to the North Yorkshire National Park. Offering award-winning B&B accommodation in well appointed en suite bedrooms, as well as hearty breakfast to start the day.
- 19th Century
