The Yorkshire Dales In Comfort

Built in 1841, this Grade II listed building has retained many period features, with converted and tastefully furnished interiors creating the warm and friendly atmosphere. It offers an ample car park free of charge and also free WiFi. Their bar menu is hearty & wholesome featuring everything from soup and sandwiches to traditional platters with fabulous regional produce. And pub classics like fish and chips and satisfying pies and casseroles for those looking for something a little more substantial.

The Lion at Settle offers the warmest welcome, great food and comfortable rooms - right in the heart of the beautiful market town of Settle. Each room has individual features and character - including the fabulous newly refurbished guestrooms. Wake up to a traditional full Yorkshire breakfast.

Set in the Yorkshire Dales in the picturesque village of Giggleswick the Harts Head Hotel offers 7 en-suite letting rooms, rustic homemade food and a fine pint of Thwaites Cask Ale. The ideal resting spot after a walk or bike ride.

Surrounded by rolling hills and magnificent limestone landscapes, Beck Hall was built in 1710 and has been providing hotel and B&B accommodation since the 1930s. After a day of walking or exploring, unwind with ease in one of their 20 whimsical en-suite rooms or lounge by the roaring fire with a pint in hand at the Snug. Each room at Beck Hall is distinct, and all have TV, tea and coffee making facilities, central heating and heated towel rails. Dining at their streamside Secret Garden Restaurant is a unique experience - they are England's first 100% plant-based hotel. Using the best ingredients from local suppliers, they create mind-blowing plant-based dishes that are uncompromisingly delicious, sustainable and seasonal.

The Lister Arms offers a warm Yorkshire welcome, wonderful home cooked food, and a selection of real ales. All guest rooms are en-suite with complimentary toiletries, WiFi in the bar and lounge areas,  tea & coffee making facilities – stocked with good old fashioned Yorkshire Tea, hot chocolate and delicious biscuits, comfortable beds and plump pillows. All our rooms are very individual and offer the same home comforts throughout – but a couple of them have wonderful beams and some extra special views will be just the inspiration you need to jump out of bed in a morning. In the restaurant their menus are traditional in the sense that they offer you a warming array of home cooked dishes. You can enjoy dishes which are freshly prepared to order using good quality local ingredients, sourced from trusted suppliers in the area.

Your hosts Ann & Alex Roe, welcome you to River House, a Four Star Bed and Breakfast in Malham, a Victorian Country house, with parts originally built in 1664. All bedrooms at River House are en-suite with complimentary toiletries, digital flat screen tvs, hair dryers, heated towel rail and a plentiful supply of Yorkshire Tea & Coffee. 

Surrounded by rolling hills and magnificent limestone landscapes, Beck Hall was built in 1710 and has been providing hotel and B&B accommodation since the 1930s. After a day of walking or exploring, unwind with ease in one of their 20 whimsical en-suite rooms or lounge by the roaring fire with a pint in hand at the Snug. Each room at Beck Hall is distinct, and all have TV, tea and coffee making facilities, central heating and heated towel rails. Dining at their streamside Secret Garden Restaurant is a unique experience - they are England's first 100% plant-based hotel. Using the best ingredients from local suppliers, they create mind-blowing plant-based dishes that are uncompromisingly delicious, sustainable and seasonal.

Your hosts Ann & Alex Roe, welcome you to River House, a Four Star Bed and Breakfast in Malham, a Victorian Country house, with parts originally built in 1664. All bedrooms at River House are en-suite with complimentary toiletries, digital flat screen tvs, hair dryers, heated towel rail and a plentiful supply of Yorkshire Tea & Coffee. 

The Lister Arms offers a warm Yorkshire welcome, wonderful home cooked food, and a selection of real ales. All guest rooms are en-suite with complimentary toiletries, WiFi in the bar and lounge areas,  tea & coffee making facilities – stocked with good old fashioned Yorkshire Tea, hot chocolate and delicious biscuits, comfortable beds and plump pillows. All our rooms are very individual and offer the same home comforts throughout – but a couple of them have wonderful beams and some extra special views will be just the inspiration you need to jump out of bed in a morning. In the restaurant their menus are traditional in the sense that they offer you a warming array of home cooked dishes. You can enjoy dishes which are freshly prepared to order using good quality local ingredients, sourced from trusted suppliers in the area.

The Black Horse Hotel was extended in 1990 and now boasts 15 modern en-suite bedrooms, each with their own individuality. Enjoy modern facilities in rooms that were here before Dickens was a boy.

Grassington House, an award-winning restaurant with rooms in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, and a beautiful three-storey Grade II listed Georgian residence. 

The Devonshire is a classic Yorkshire Inn that has all the charm and character that you would expect from a pub sitting in the middle of Grassington. The Hotel was actually used in the 2020 series of All Creatures Great and Small, a remake of the beloved tv show based upon the “James Herriott” books following a Scottish vet on his move to a sleepy Dales village; Darrowby.

The Black Horse Hotel was extended in 1990 and now boasts 15 modern en-suite bedrooms, each with their own individuality. Enjoy modern facilities in rooms that were here before Dickens was a boy.

Grassington House, an award-winning restaurant with rooms in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, and a beautiful three-storey Grade II listed Georgian residence. 

The Devonshire is a classic Yorkshire Inn that has all the charm and character that you would expect from a pub sitting in the middle of Grassington. The Hotel was actually used in the 2020 series of All Creatures Great and Small, a remake of the beloved tv show based upon the “James Herriott” books following a Scottish vet on his move to a sleepy Dales village; Darrowby.