Hotels in North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire isn’t necessarily the first place that comes to mind when planning to enjoy several days of unbroken sunshine. Although July and August are typically quite warm, with highs of around 20°C, there’s so much to enjoy in this part of the world that even overcast skies can’t spoil. If you want to avoid the coldest time of year, perhaps give late November to March a miss, when temperatures usually drop to around 2°C. Trying to steer clear of rainfall is a fairly fruitless task because, even in July and August, rain tends to fall one day in every four.

When it comes to hotels in North Yorkshire, there is plenty of choice, with well over a thousand places to stay. If you’re looking for affordable accommodation, you’ll find plenty of options, even in the likes of York and Scarborough. Of course, there are plenty of five-star hotels to consider, such as The Grand in York, which has attracted a ‘magnificent’ average rating. For a five-star hotel that provides splendid seaside views, you could try The Helaina in Scarborough, which has received equally high praise.Hotels in North Yorkshire offer so much scope for families. For instance, Eureka! The National Children’s Museum in Halifax makes learning interactive and fun. It features more than 400 hands-on exhibits that educate and entertain in equal measure. Discover how music is produced, examine enormous replicas of human body parts and so much more.Genteel Harrogate has long been popular with older visitors, not just because of its many delightful teashops. This spa resort town is a good vacation choice for adults, due to its classy hostelries that are ideal for enjoying the company of friends and family. Christies Bar, Montey’s Rock Café and The Harrogate Tap are just three of Harrogate’s most popular drinking establishments.Hotels in North Yorkshire provide couples with lots of romantic getaway options, such as Helmsley in North York Moors National Park. This picturesque destination is gathered around an attractive town square. You’ll discover boutique stores that are ideal for browsing, as well as coffee houses that are ready to provide you with a refreshing caffeine boost. Helmsley also features a number of notable landmarks. As well as a medieval castle, there’s Rievaulx Abbey, which dates back to the 12th century, and is just a 10-minute bus ride from town.