Hotels in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom 510 hotels and apartments

The Groves Hotel

Knaresborough

 4 Star Guest House

We are a traditional public house with 4 newly refurbished bedrooms with en suite all with baths.We are a market town with a market every Wednesday.We have a castle 2min walk from our hotel.The river Nidd runs through Knaresborough offering boating and a cafe on the river front.Knaresborough is well known for mother Shipton and the great Knaresborough bed race which takes place every year in June.

Dower House Hotel And Leisure Club

Knaresborough

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 2 reviews: 5.8 Average

Best Western Dower House dates back to the 15th century and is set in 1 acre of gardens in the traditional market town of Knaresborough in the heart of Yorkshire.This 29 bedroom hotel offers a warm and friendly welcome to business and leisure guests alike. The newly appointed Storm Restaurant offers an excellent range of dishes and wines served in comfortable and relaxed surroundings and is one of the finest restaurants in the area. Imagine Health and Spa has a number of facilities that are free to our guests including indoor pool and whirlpool herb sauna crystal steam room and full gymnasium we also offer a wide range of spa treatments at an additional cost.

Innkeepers Lodge Harrogate

Knaresborough

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 1 reviews: 5.0 Average

If you're looking for budget accommodation in Knaresborough or near to Harrogate Conference Centre this country lodge in nearby Plompton is perfect for both short breaks and business trips. The lodge is well placed for exploring the many charms of picturesque Knaresborough historic Harrogate and unspoilt cathedral city Ripon. It's also an ideal base-camp for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in the Yorkshire Dales. Along with 10 comfy en-suite rooms there's a pub serving a tempting menu of hearty seasonal food together with a range of cask ales and wines. It's so cosy you could end up cancelling the hiking and sightseeing in favour of a day eating and drinking instead.But you wouldn't want to miss Harrogate's tourist treasures. Delve into antique shops relax at the Turkish Baths or sip a Darjeeling at Betty's iconic tearooms. Nearer home you can hunt out the cave of infamous Yorkshire witch Mother Shipton or marvel at the 30 acres of intriguing mineral formations at Plompton Rocks.

Goldsborough Hall

Goldsborough

 5 Star Guest House

Spend the night in the private residence of a former Royal Princesses. Goldsborough Hall is a 400 year old Jacobean stately home that offers the finest luxury accommodation in one of only six huge private suites. Private quiet secluded village setting with uninterrupted views across historic landscaped grounds and unspoilt open parkland. Ideal for romantic breaks private meetings family getaways or when you just need a break from it all. Full Yorkshire Breakfast Private gourmet dining chauffeur driven Bentley's. Free wifi through out.Rooms feature: Jacobean hand carved 8ftx8ft 4 poster beds ivory leather chesterfiels double sofa beds 50 HD Plasma TVs Sony DAB ipodiphone docking stations Whirlpool baths 14 wireless controlled monsoon showers.Located in beautiful North Yorkshire close to the cities of York and Leeds. With easy road access just 1m off the A59 bypass between the A1M J47 and the Spa town of Harrogate and rail links to London in under 2 hours.

General Tarleton Inn

Ferrensby

 5 Star Guest House

The General Tarleton Inn was originally built as a coaching inn towards the end of the 18th century and was named after the butcher general who fought in the American War of Independence probably by one of the men who fought alongside him. The General Tarleton has been extensively and sympathetically renovated and extended and is now regarded as one of Yorkshire's best country inns. Owners John and Claire Topham are closely involved with its day-to-day management and have put their own style to its design and décor. We have recently been awarded 5 guest accommodation status by the AA and Visit Britain.John's passion for food started in the kitchens at a local hotel where he worked part time at weekends from the age of 14. Having honed his skills both at home and abroad he was appointed Head Chef at The Angel Inn at Hetton the forerunner to fine dining gastropubs and where he stayed for 18 years.When John was awarded UK Pub Chef of the Year at the pub food industry's equivalent of the Oscars the presenter...