Beverley in Yorkshire is well worth a visit. You'd be in the mediaeval town centre with the race course nearby and any number of stately homes and great gardens on your doorstep. Dick Turpin, the highwayman, stayed here and we have a conference room named after him. You can invite up to 60 of your friends for a dinner-dance as well. If you're interested in the sea there's a new attraction nearby - The Deep - the world's only submarium. The locals tell us the food is good and you will be very comfortable. If you haven't seen the Yorkshire Dales, you really don't know what you're missing.

Dining is available in the Beverley Arms hotel's excellent restaurant, which serves a wide variety of traditional cuisine using only the freshest ingredients. The restaurant is an ideal place in which to relax and unwind, where you're sure to enjoy a most memorable meal popular with residents and locals alike.

The Hotel maintains the 18 en-suite rooms and warm, friendly welcome which have made it extremely popular with visitors to the region.

However, it is as an eating place that visitors will see the greatest changes to the Hotel. The property has been carefully redesigned to accommodate over 100 diners and yet maintain a relaxed atmosphere.

The new design acknowledges the importance of the Bowes Incline in regional industrial history and uses it to produce an interesting, intimate and smoke-free setting in which you can enjoy dishes from a menu created to be both appealing and tempting.

The hotel has 39 well appointed bedrooms, a well regarded restaurant which has been awarded 1 rosette and six meeting and conference rooms that can accommodate up to 140 delegates. The Victoria suite is regularly used for weddings and can seat up to 160 for a meal or accommodate up to 200 for a buffet.

The Cafe Cru Restaurant has a menu with a wide range of dishes to appeal to all diners. Fine, fresh ingredients is always used. The wine list is also carefully chosen to suit all tastes. A selection of light meals is also available in the brasserie bar.

English and continental breakfast is served in the Victoria Room which overlooks the sea. The full menu is available in the bar and also in the rooms.

There is wireless internet access throughout the hotel. A night porter is always on duty and the Hotel has its own car park.

The Lodge at Leeming Bar is a modern hotel ideally situated just of the A1 in between Harrogate and Darlington in North Yorkshire. With its award winning Restaurant and CAMRA recognised bar the hotel is an ideal stopping point for both the business traveller and leisure traveller alike.

Bedale and the surrounding area is ideal for Walking, Fishing, Riding, Touring and Shopping. The Historic towns and cities of York, Ripon, Richmond and Harrogate are all within easy reach. Horse Racing at Wetherby, Catterick, York and Ripon also attracts many to the area. Croft Motor Racing Circuit is located within 30 minutes of the Lodge. The Lodge has a Tourist Information Centre located in the Shop.

The Restaurant is situated on the ground floor overlooking the orchard. Access via reception is through a level passage with no steps. The restaurant uses local produce wherever possible to prepare its traditional regional cuisine. The Bar is situated next to the restaurant and offers snacks and meals from 6pm to 10pm as well as a fine selection of local beers and ales.

All inclusive rates can be quoted for meeting and conference rooms. The hotel also makes an ideal venue for a wedding reception, special occasion dinner or party.

The Hotel also has a hairdressing salon, a beautician and an aroma therapist. These services are available on a pre-booking basis.

The Orangery Restaurant offers an a la carte menu, plus daily changing Chef's Specials that caters for all tastes. Vegetarian and slimmers' dishes are prepared on request. The Orangery also provides the right setting for functions of all kinds from wedding receptions to business hospitality. Whatever the occasion the chefs can provide a menu to suit. The Lounge Bar has a choice of traditional hand pulled beers and a good selection of wines, it too serves food.

For receptions and events, the hotel has facilities to accommodate up to 75 guests seated for a daytime function and up to 175 for your disco/buffet in the evening. The hotel holds a license to carry out Civil Ceremonies, there is a choice of two rooms for wedding ceremonies.

Meetings of up to 50 delegates can be accommodated in the main suite, and the smaller lounge is available for training, small meetings and private dining. Television, video, overhead projector, screen and flip charts are available.

Following comprehensive refurbishment The Old Mill is now a typical English Inn with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, tasteful and stylish furnishings set in an ideal situation only a mile from Junction 61 of the A1M , and 5 miles from the historic City of Durham.

Situated in an enviable location in the centre of the town and overlooking the magnificent South Bay, The Royal Hotel is the only choice for those visiting Scarborough, whether your trip to this classic seaside town is for business or leisure.

Scarborough was the UK’s first holiday resort, and The Royal Hotel was built at the height of the town’s growth into the iconic seaside town we all love today. While retaining the old world charm of the traditional British seaside, The Royal Hotel has moved with the times, and now offers the type of facilities and service demanded by today’s hotel guest – making it one of the finest hotels Scarborough has to offer.

Residents and non-residents alike can dine in style in the hotel’s Sea View Restaurant or enjoy traditional teas and light refreshments in the hotel’s extensive lounges and Theatre Bar. For more contemporary surroundings, choose Café Bliss, a continental style café integral to the hotel and offering al fresco pavement tables, perfect for a warm Summer’s day.

The hotel completes its impressive list of facilities by offering wide range of conference rooms, function rooms and banqueting suits that can accommodate meetings and events from 2 to 350 plus delegates.

The Sporting lodge Inn - Middlesbrough has 135 en-suite bedrooms accompanied by free Wi-Fi and a unique bar and restaurant. The Old Poste House Bar & Grill offers Lunch & Snack, daily specials and A La Carte menus in a relaxed atmosphere and contemporary setting. All guests at the Sporting Lodge Inn Middlesbrough are entitled to complimentary use of our leisure facilities, which include a fully equipped gym, 25m swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa.

S.L Beauty is the in-house beauty salon with a range of treatments and packages available on request. Room service and Meeting rooms are available at an additional charge.

Sporting Lodge Inn Middlesbrough has over 200 free car parking spaces on site and is ideally located a short distance from major transport networks.

Sporting Lodge Inn Middlesbrough is situated 1 mile from the A19, 4 miles from Middlesbrough town centre, 5 miles from the historic and vibrant town of Yarm and 10 miles from Durham Tees Valley Airport. Local tourist attractions include Hartlepool Historic Quay, Captain Cook Country and North Yorkshire Moors.

The Stallingborough Grange Hotel bar is the perfect venue for relaxed business lunches, the restaurant can cater for intimate meals for two, to private dining for up to 26.

As one of the leading hotels in the area, Stallingborough Grange Hotel can provide everything needed to make any event special, from private parties, birthday celebrations, christenings to weddings. With its 18th century charm the country house makes the perfect setting.

17 en-suite rooms, all with Freeview, and WIFI awaits the visitor to the Tankerville.

We act as the ideal base to discover ‘The Secret kingdom’ that is Northumberland’. Within 30 minutes drive on our quiet Northumbrian road, you can easily reach the best that the coastline has to offer, as well as the Scottish border country. We are en-route of the St Cuthberts Way, which runs Melrose to Holy Island of Lindisfarne, and are overlooked by the magnificent Cheviot hills, we are a stones throw from the National Park, and have some of the best walking country in the land, we can organise a guide to take you around the ‘best bits’ and fill you in with the history surrounding the area, or you may prefer to explore alone.

Ashley, and his wife Elaine run the kitchen and Restaurant, with the very best of local produce. Glendale Lamb, North Sea ‘Line Caught’ mackerel & cod, Northumbrian Beef, Doddington Dairy Ice-Cream to name but a few, all prepared and served with care.

Surrounded by top class golf courses, you can base yourself at the Tankerville and play a different course each day, we can arrange for you to go gliding, clay pigeon shooting, fishing, or whatever you may fancy.