Dales Way

With a French bistro and real ale bar, The Crescent Inn offers stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi. The bright and airy bedrooms have luxury Egyptian linens and a flat-screen TV. All rooms feature a modern bathroom with a power shower, hairdryer and White Company toiletries. Le Bistro Pierre serves fresh home-cooked meals, featuring quality ingredients and local produce. The bar offers a range of fine wines and light snacks, and full English breakfasts are available daily. Check in 3pm – 6pm.

The ivy-covered Craiglands Hotel is set in mature, landscaped grounds and is just a 5-minute walk from lkley town centre. The grand Victorian building has traditional rooms which have a satellite TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities, some feature views across the Yorkshire Moors. A log fire is the centre piece of the sleek lounge bar area. You can also enjoy freshly prepared local produce in the stylish Brasserie 1 restaurant which has French windows that open onto a spacious garden terrace.

Tivoli Place is a friendly, family-run 4 star guesthouse situated close to Ilkley town centre. All rooms are appointed to a high standard all with en-suite, tea & coffee making facilities, T.V and free WiFi connection. Breakfast is served daily between 7.30 - 9.00am in the dining room.

The Manor House is lovely B&B located 150 yards from the Red Lion, where you are welcome to eat and drink in the evening. The bedrooms are modern and simple in this old Victorian house, most having lovely views of the River Wharfe and village. All rooms en-suite with bath or shower, Molton Brown product, fluffy towels, tea/coffee making facilities and flat screen TV’s are also provided in each room.

The Red Lion was originally a 16^th century Ferryman’s Inn and offers comfortable accommodation, it combines ancient and modern, the rooms have gleaming bathrooms, Victorian brass beds, beamed ceilings and antique furnishings, some rooms even come with log fires. You can enjoy an evening meal in their newly refurbished restaurant with oak floors and panelling, log burning stove and beautiful views of the River Wharfe.

Wharfe View is a family run B&B in the peaceful village of Burnsall. They have two large spacious double and twin rooms and a private sitting / dining room with colour TV and open log fire. As many organic products as possible are sourced locally for their full English breakfast, and they offer organic cereals, fruit juice and fruit. The farm is a working organic farm with sheep and some cattle.

This traditional Dales Inn with flagged floors, stone walls and mullioned windows is the last remaining family owned free house in the area. It offers comfortable accommodation, quality home cooked food, well-kept cask beers from Black Sheep and Yorkshire Dales Breweries together with an excellent selection of wines and Malts.

Keith and Hazel look forward to welcoming you to their home - a restored traditional 17th century stone farm cottage with magnificent views over Yockenthwaite hay meadows and moor.  Guests are welcome to enjoy the tranquil garden with extensive views, the guest snug with TV and on cooler evenings to sit by the log-burner in the dining room.  Aga cooked breakfasts include free-range eggs from the hens in the croft, homemade bread and home preserves. All of the guest rooms have been recently refurbished and have new bath/shower facilities.  The double and twin rooms have en-suite shower rooms and the single room has a private bathroom. The heating and hot water are provided by biomass boiler and clothes can be dried in the boiler room. There is Wi-Fi throughout the building. Please note that there is no mobile phone signal in the area

Church Farm is a 16th century farm house and family-run hill farm of 1,000 acres. You will enjoy comfortable accommodation offering en-suite rooms, complimentary Cavendish & Clarke toiletries, robes, chocolates and fluffy white towels. They have a private guests' lounge with TV and real wood burner.

This building is steeped in history dating back over 350 years. From the drovers taking livestock to nearby market towns to the present day guest, this 17^th century Inn continues its long tradition of meeting the needs of those who stay and dine. All rooms have their own private bathrooms and are centrally heated with tea and coffee making facilities and splendid views over-looking the river Dee and famous Settle / Carlisle railway line. The bar serves a selection of cask ales and they offer a wide range of meals from locally sourced ingredients and take pride in keeping things local. 

Please note due to the location of this accommodation there is no mobile phone signal and no internet or Wi-Fi.

The George and Dragon is a grade 2 listed building situated in the centre of Dent Village overlooking the famous Adam Sedgwick Memorial Fountain. It has 10 comfortable bedrooms all with en suite facilities, each room has a colour television and free tea and coffee making facilities.

Stone Close Tea Room and B&B is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Dent, nestled in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. A warm welcome greets you to this 17th Century grade II listed building. Many of the features you will see are original, to retain the historical character and charm of the property.

You will receive a warm welcome in this spacious Victorian Town House. It offers a choice of three en-suite bedrooms all with Freeview TV’s, WiFi, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is served between 8.00am and 9.30am (please let them know if you require an earlier start time).Your breakfast is cooked to order and can include Cumbrian bacon and award winning sausages from a local butcher.

At the Dalesman no two guest rooms are the same and they have paid attention to finer details incorporating things such as Hungarian goose down and zoffany wall paper. The Dalesman is one of the most popular pub / restaurants in Sedbergh, it has earned itself a reputation for providing good quality food cooked by their very own in house chef. The inn has a traditional style Bar and Smithy plus an evening Buttery, the bar has a welcoming log burner and traditional Tetley‘s fine hand-pulled ales, Black Sheep and Dalesman ales.

Built in 1880, Summerhill Bed & Breakfast, Sedbergh has been lovingly renovated by Steve and Ali Bramall, providing a lovely home with a mixture of period features and contemporary decor. It's in a fabulous position at the foot of the Howgill Fells - across the road is Sedbergh School; the centre of the town is a two minute walk and Sedbergh Golf course is a short drive away.  Getting a good night's sleep is important, so all the beds have a good firm mattress and an Egyptian cotton sheet. The duvets and pillows are down and feather; although I also have wool duvets and best quality synthetic duvets if you prefer. There are hot drink making facilities in each room and you can take a jug of fresh milk to bed with you.

Bridge House in Kendal is a beautiful 'listed' Georgian building, a former station-master's house and was built in approximately 1840. The house has two guest bedrooms: a twin and a double, both with en-suite shower rooms. Each room has TV and tea & coffee making facilities and all the amenities you require for a comfortable overnight stay.

Mandy and Brian offer you a warm welcome to Balcony House B&B, their Victorian family guest house in Kendal. All rooms are furnished and decorated to the highest standard in keeping with the Victorian style, offering modern comforts including tea and coffee, tv-dvd, radio alarm clock and complementary extras.

Hillside is a family run B&B, situated in the historic market town of Kendal. Set in an elevated position within Kendal’s conservation area, Hillside is just a couple of minutes’ walk (200 Meters) uphill from the town centre. Awarded a Visit Britain 4 Star Rating, Hillside offers six en-suite guest bedrooms where they hope you will enjoy a restful night. All of the bedrooms offer a remote control LCD TV with Freeview, free Wi-Fi, alarm clock, hair dryers, thermostatically controlled radiators and well stocked refreshment trays.

Lonsdale House was built in 1851 as a fine gentleman’s residence, which first became a hotel in 1932. Many of the properties original features such as the heavy doors to access the building, ornate cornicing, original bannisters and door surrounds still remain giving the Lonsdale House its period look and a genuine feeling for its original character. Lonsdale features a well-stocked bar and guest lounge, with free board games and a fiction library. All rooms are en-suite and have free toiletries and refreshments.

The house is traditionally built in Lakeland style circa 1900 and retains many of its original features. Each room has complimentary tea/coffee making facilities, flat screen TV, DVD player, clock radio/CD player, hairdryer and ironing facilities. Complimentary toiletries can also be found in all the bathrooms which are all furnished with showers. The Floral displays through the house enhance the building’s appearance and have been awarded several Windermere In Bloom awards.

Tucked atop a wooded hill and boasting stunning views of Lake Windermere and open fells. Built in 1868, Blenheim Lodge has retained many of its original Victorian features, character and charm. Each of their lovingly furnished bedrooms is unique in look and feel, with no two rooms alike. Many include antique furniture such as their beautiful Louis XV beds and early 19th century 4-Posters, the latter of which have been beautifully refurbished with gorgeous silk drapes and canopies.