Set in the bustling market town of Skipton, this award-winning inn is the ideal choice for both drinking and dining. It boasts an excellent selection of cask ales as well as a mouth-watering menu of home cooked favourites with a modern twist. There are also twelve stylish en-suite bedrooms for those wishing to make the most of the area, with parking for residents at the rear. Last and by no means least, there is an enclosed beer garden for drinks in the sun.

The Devonshire, Grassington boasts a pleasing stone facade with higgledy piggledy windows and baby bays You instantly realise you have stumbled across a true gem in the heart of Grassington Square. Once inside you will surely not be disappointed. The Devonshire provides quality accommodation, excellent food, real ales, good company and exceptional service. This iconic village hotel is the newest pub in our estate and we have invested in refurbishing the hotel back to its former glory and created a brand new dining and drinking experience for all to share.

This beautifully renovated 18th century coaching inn has a tap room, dining area, patio area and accommodation. You’ll soon discover that its reputation for offering the best in food, drink and service is well founded. Look forward to a menu that combines old favourites and exciting new dishes with everything made using locally sourced ingredients. Not forgetting an equally impressive selection of cask ales and handpicked wines. And if you’re staying the night in one of the six stylish bedrooms, make sure you’re up for the hearty Yorkshire breakfast.

This cosy, Yorkshire inn with traditional stone flagged floors is situated on Haworth’s cobbled main street. Seven en-suite rooms, award-winning cask ales, and great food served lunchtime and evenings every day, make the Fleece Inn an excellent place to stay. Whether you’re interested in exploring Brontë Country, are on a pilgrimage to see where The Railway Children was filmed, or simply want a well-earned getaway, you’ll always find a warm, Yorkshire welcome.

This cosy village inn is set amid the bleak beauty of the high Pennine Moors. It’s perfectly situated for exploring the surrounding area, or simply enjoying the ever-changing panorama of the moorland from the comfort of the bar. Lunchtime and evening meals are served every day including the now famous Landlord Crunchy Chips. There are six comfortable en-suite rooms with a mix of twin, double and family rooms.

Sitting on the edge of the Calderdale Way, the Hare and Hounds is a typical Yorkshire country inn offering good homemade food and fine cask ales. Each of the five en-suite rooms has stunning, panoramic views and the Stoodley Pike monument can be seen across the valley from the patio. Given its dramatic setting, the Hare and Hounds is an idyllic base from which to explore Hebden Bridge, the Pennines and the surrounding countryside.