Historic hotels in North Yorkshire

Grantley Hall is a 18th century Palladian country house located in North Yorkshire, 4 miles west of the historic city of Ripon. The luxurious hotel is set on 30 acres of magnificently landscaped grounds, including a Grade II listed Japanese garden.

The only 5-star hotel in the city of York is set in the iconic Grade II listed former headquarters of the North Eastern Railway, an Edwardian style building dating from 1906.

This Grade II* listed English country house, the ancestral seat of the Earl of Swinton, hauses an exclusive luxury castle hotel surrounded by a 200 acres estate of parkland, lakes and gardens.

Middlethorpe Hall, a magnificent English red brick and stone country house built between 1699 and 1701, is one of the three Historic House Hotels of the National Trust. The elegantly decorated hotel is set in 20 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland, only two miles from the York's centre.

A 13th century castle transformed into a mansion in the mid 18th century and into a elegant hotel in 1997. It is surrounded by 77 acres of beautiful woodland and gardens.

Boutique hotel housed in a 19th-century grade II listed mansion house redesigned in 1898 by the Scottish architect and designer Charles Mackintosh in Art Nouveau style.

A beautiful hostel and camping in a great location, near the village of Grinton, in Swaledale, one of the valleys in Yorkshire Dales National Park. The hostel is set in a Grade II listed 19th-century former shooting lodge and the campsite in the grounds.