KNARESBOROUGH Dower House Hotel & Spa


H6


Situated in the picturesque market town of Knaresborough, minutes walk from the beautiful Nidd Gorge, castle, quaint shops and 3 miles from Harrogate. Parts of the hotel date back to the 15th Century but sympathetic refurbishment brings all mod cons, free wi-fi, luxury spa facilities and destination restaurant - Storm for locals and residents.


1 Family, 15 Double, 1 Twin, 3 Single, 9 Flexible (all en suite) B&B from £47 pppn, DBB from £62 pppn


PATELEY BRIDGE Bewerley Hall Farm


Beautiful stone-built grade II listed farmhouse nestling in a valley near the river Nidd. Wonderful Nidderdale breakfast. Ideal centre for touring/ sightseeing. Horse riding nearby. Shops/Pub - 1 mile. Private fishing. Wi-fi available. Evening meals available by prior arrangement. Safe storage for cycles.


3 Double (2 en suite), 2 Twin (1 en suite) B&B from £31 pppn DBB from £46 pppn


F5


Property Address: 48 Bond End, Knaresborough, Harrogate HG5 9AL Contact: Mr Ken Hardy Tel: 01423 863302 Fax: 01423 867665 Email: enquiries@dowerhouse-hotel.co.uk Website: www.dowerhouse-hotel.co.uk


8 ; > - Ò Ó 9 c ¡ ˙ Ω o ¯ p } KNARESBOROUGH Newton House H6


Traditional guesthouse combining Georgian elegance with modern comforts. A Grade II Listed townhouse in centre of Knaresborough. 12 individually decorated bedrooms; spacious sittingroom with 'honesty' bar; award-winning breakfasts using locally-sourced, free range & home- made produce; free WiFi; private car park. Buses to Harrogate every 7 mins.


2 Family (en suite), 4 Double (3 en suite), 5 Double/Twin (en suite), 1 Single (en suite) B&B Double Rooms from £85 prpn


Property Address: Bewerley Hall Farm, Bewerley, Pateley Bridge HG3 5JA Tel: 01423 711636 Email: bewerleyhallfarm@yahoo.co.uk Website: www.bewerleyhallfarm.co.uk


; > - c ` ˙ Ω o 8 ¯ j t PATELEY BRIDGE Nidderdale Lodge Farm F5


Family-run working farm, spacious bungalow. Wonderful views. Established 35 years. Full English breakfast. Private guest lounge. Evening meals available locally. 2 miles from Pateley Bridge. 9 miles from Ripon. 14 miles from Harrogate.


2 Double, 1 Twin (all ensuite) B&B from £35 to £45 pppn


Property Address: Newton House, 5-7 York Place, Knaresborough HG5 0AD Contact: Denise Carter Tel: 01423 863539 Email: info@newtonhousehotel.com Website: www.newtonhouseyorkshire.com


8 ; > - Ò 9 c ˙ Ω o 8 ¯ } t MALHAM Beck Hall D5


Beck Hall aims to make your holiday as perfect as can be. Licenced, roaring log fires, packed lunches and a tea shop. Four-poster, single and family rooms available. Midweek and longer stay discounts. We are on the Pennine Way and have lots of attractions to visit nearby. Two pubs serving food and real ale are within a minute's walk.


4 Family, 7 Double, 5 Twin, 2 Single B&B from £28 to £44 pppn


Property Address: Fellbeck, Pateley Bridge HG3 5DR Tel: 01423 711677 Website: www.nidderdalelodgefarm.co.uk


8 ; — 9 ` ¡ Ω o 8 ¯ j t RICHMOND Frenchgate Guesthouse


Beautiful Victorian townhouse close to Richmond's historic market place, offering light, airy rooms with many extras. Enjoy delicious home-cooked breakfasts served overlooking spectacular views across Richmond.


3 Double, 1 Twin, 3 Family, 1 Single (all ensuite) B&B from £45 to £50 pppn


Property Address: 66 Frenchgate, Richmond DL10 7AG Contact: Ralph Doy Tel: 01748 823421 Mob: 07889 768696 Email: info@66frenchgate.co.uk Website: www.66frenchgate.co.uk


8 ; > Ò 9 c ` o 8 Å ¯ t RICHMOND


Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Its Norman castle sits high above the pretty cobbled market square and views from here are spectacular. www.richmond.org


Property Address: Beck Hall, Cove Road, Malham BD23 4DJ Contact: Alice Tel: 01729 830332 Email: alice@beckhallmalham.com Website: www.beckhallmalham.com


8 > Ò 9 c ¡ ˙ Ω o 8 ¯ } t MALHAM


Visit Gordale Scar and Malham Cove with a limestone pavement high above, look out for the Peregrine Falcons. Malham Tarn is the highest lake in England. www.malhamdale.com


Malham Cove Richmond Market F2


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