Welcome to Yorkshire, a treasure trove of history, culture, and beauty waiting to be explored!

Experience the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with a stay at July’s ‘B&B of the Month’, Lindon Guest House in the village of Airton. This converted barn offers panoramic views to Malham Cove. Close to the Pennine Way and the River Aire, outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore right at their doorstep. Family-run since 1978, it has become a beloved destination for many guests who continue to return year after year. A two-course evening dinner with coffee and Petit Fours available five nights a week.

The historic city of York offers something for everyone to enjoy. The National Railway Museum  is home to a remarkable collection of locomotives, while the iconic York Minster impresses visitors with its stunning Gothic architecture. History comes to life at the JORVIK Viking Centre and York Castle Museum, where visitors can learn about the city’s past through interactive exhibits. For those seeking a more spine-tingling experience, The York Dungeon offers a journey through the darker side of York’s history. And for a sweet treat, visitors can indulge in a tour of York’s Chocolate Story to learn about the city’s rich chocolate-making heritage.

Visit Whitby, an ancient and beautiful town, steeped in mystery, nestled along the rugged coastline of North Yorkshire. Dominating the skyline is the haunting silhouette of Whitby Abbey, a majestic ruin that inspired Bram Stoker’s iconic novel, Dracula. To reach this ancient site, visitors ascend the infamous 199 Steps, a daunting climb that promises breathtaking views of the town below. As you wander through the winding streets, stumble upon the eerie Whalebone Arch, a striking monument  serving as a poignant reminder of the town’s rich maritime history and the tales of the sea that echo through its cobbled alleyways.

Catering for all budgets, we have curated a new Collection of B&Bs throughout the UK with the lower price range for two people in a Double Room starting from under £100  per night.

Appreciate the charm of North Yorkshire with a stay at our featured B&B, Hazelwood Farm, located just a short stroll from the picturesque village of Crayke. This property offers three luxury en-suite bedrooms, with one located on the ground floor for convenience, and all south facing to benefit from fine Yorkshire sunshine!  Wake up to uninterrupted views across the stunning Vale of York and start your day right with an award-winning Yorkshire breakfast. Whether you’re a keen walker or a cycling enthusiast, this location is perfect for exploring the surrounding area.

Perched upon a hilltop, Easterside Farm B&B is a charming 18th-century farmhouse offering stunning panoramic views of the picturesque dale below. This hidden gem is just a short drive from the bustling market towns of Helmsley and Thirsk, where the legendary James Herriot once roamed. Perfectly situated for exploring the rolling hills of the Dales and the rugged beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.  .

As well as the stunning National Parks, Yorkshire also benefits from two National Landscapes, Nidderdale and the Howardian Hills. Our County Guide  highlights some of the tourist attractions, together with our collection of B&Bs and Self-catering accommodation in the area. Come discover the magic of Yorkshire!

Happy travelling!

The Bed and Breakfast Nationwide Team

We are also pleased to announce partnerships with a couple of other companies whose content might be of interest to you. 

  • Boom Radio – playing music from the ’60s and ’70s and some hidden gems, hosted by presenters you’ll remember well!!  Boom was set up to fill the gap that the BBC created when moving Radio 2 to appeal to a younger audience. 
  • The Oldie magazine – a magazine written for older people “as a light-hearted alternative to a press obsessed with youth and celebrity”.