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.
Browse through our selection of historic bed and breakfast accommodation in Yorkshire and the North East of England.
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.
Overlooking the River Wear in a quiet part of town, the tastefully refurbished Boars Head retains the charm of its historic past. All 5 rooms come with a private bathroom, some with an outside terrace and dramatic river views.
Situated in the quiet village of Dungworth, yet just 20 minutes drive from Sheffield city centre, Padley Farm offers comfortable guest rooms, free WiFi and a hearty breakfast in the morning. Dog friendly.
Welcome to Lyndene on the edge of the Peak District. This welcoming B&B offers rooms with flat-screen TV and private bathroom. There are several restaurants and bars close by. A perfect base for exploring the stunning Peak District.
Rebuilt in 1756 following a fire, the Lamb & Lion adjoins Bootham Bar, one of the four main entrances to the Roman fortress. The inn now offers 12 classic en suite bedrooms and serves AA Rosette food in a delightful parlour-style restaurant.
Set in the heart of the city, this listed Georgian mansion stands in beautiful, tranquil grounds. Dating from around 1827, it blends original character with modern luxury and features many artefacts associated with Winston Churchill.
With a history dating back to the 11th century, Grays Court is one of the most historic buildings in England. Blending ageless character with modern comfort, the luxurious boutique rooms provide the ideal romantic retreat.
Conveniently situated for exploring the many sites of historic York, the award-winning Rose & Crown offers five comfortable en suite letting rooms. In a building that dates from 1786, today’s guests can expect to be served famous ales and freshly cooked food.
This French inspired gastropub and boutique hotel takes its name from the 11th century Norman noble, William de Percy. Originally a 17th century coaching inn, accommodation now comprises eight individually designed, boutique bedrooms, some with irresistible charms like four-poster beds.
Gothic towers, original staircases and four poster beds add to the fairytale romance of this turreted hideaway. Standing between Yorkshire and the Lake District, the castle is also perfectly situated for weekends away. On-site restaurant and bar.
Offering a well stocked cellar, good food and first class accommodation, this charming country inn is just a short drive from the beautiful city of Durham. The six spacious en-suite rooms all enjoys views over the rolling Durham countryside.