Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend retreat, a relaxing spa break, or a five-star foodie getaway, Yorkshire offers some of the finest accommodation in the UK.
From grand country estates and Michelin-starred dining destinations to boutique hideaways and eco-spas, we’ve rounded up the best luxury hotels in Yorkshire to book in 2026. Here is where to stay, what to expect and how much it costs.
The best luxury hotels in North Yorkshire
The Grand, York
If you are looking for first-rate service and an unbeatable central location, head to The Grand, York. Situated in an historic former railway headquarters right in the heart of the city, this five-star hotel was originally built as a palace of business. Today, it stands as one of the largest luxury hotels in Yorkshire.
There are 207 rooms split across two distinct wings – the Edwardian original building, complete with high ceilings and unique period architecture, and the contemporary Roman House wing. Opt for a suite and you will enjoy an open-plan lounge area, complimentary mini bar and a guaranteed 12pm checkout.
It is a standout destination for foodies, featuring two fantastic restaurants and its own dedicated cookery school. Head to Legacy for remarkable tasting menus or visit The Rise to enjoy modern British cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients. In need of rest and relaxation? Book a session in the atmospheric subterranean spa, tucked away inside the former vaults.
Where it is: The Grand, York, Station Rise, York, North Yorkshire, YO1 6GD.
Starting price: From £214 for a Saturday night in a double room (room-only rate) – prices fluctuate, please check the website for accurate pricing.
Why we love it: It perfectly balances majestic Edwardian grandiosity with sleek contemporary interiors, plus the atmospheric vault spa offers a truly unique underground relaxation experience right in central York.
The West Park Hotel, Harrogate
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Step inside The West Park Hotel and the first thing you’ll notice is the enticing smell. In fact, you can detect their signature scent halfway down the road! The next thing you’ll pick up on is the staff – the quality of customer service is nothing short of exceptional. With just 26 rooms, team members have more time to spend with guests, so prepare to be waited on hand and foot.
As for location, The West Park has it all. Overlooking The Stray, it boasts stunning views whatever the season. Opt for a suite and you can enjoy these views from the comfort of your own lounge and dining area, or even open up the doors of your Juliet balcony to bring in the sun.
You have to try the two AA Rosette restaurant at least once during your stay. Menus change seasonally, but you can expect the likes of slow-cooked lamb navarin and pork belly with butter bean and nduja broth. If the weather allows, be sure to book a table in their courtyard – it’s a real hidden gem, complete with outdoor bar and lush greenery.
Where it is: The West Park Hotel, 19 West Park, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 1BJ.
Starting price: From £157 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: It delivers high-end boutique luxury right on the edge of The Stray, pairing exceptional personalised service with an incredible courtyard bar and a two AA Rosette restaurant.
Grantley Hall
When it comes to high-end luxury hotels in Yorkshire, Grantley Hall sets the benchmark. Grade II*-listed Palladian mansion? Check. Lavish spa? Check. Michelin-starred dining? Check and double-check. From the moment you pull up to the property, you are treated to five-star service, from complimentary valet parking to an indulgent pillow and robe menu.
The hotel’s 47 bedrooms range from spacious deluxe doubles to sprawling suites, each featuring Italian marble-clad bathrooms, mood lighting and state-of-the-art TV and audio systems. Stay in the Presidential Suite and you will even have your own private bar area complete with a baby grand piano.
An award-winning spa and gym allow you to make your trip as relaxing – or as high-energy – as you desire. When it comes to refuelling, choose between Michelin-starred dining at Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall or Asian-Yorkshire fusion at restaurant EightyEight. When night falls, head to the sublime Norton Bar – an intimate drinking den kitted out in rich Italian marble and dark wood.
Where it is: Grantley Hall, Grantley, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 3ET.
Starting price: From £1,000 per night on a weekend in a double room (includes breakfast).
Why we love it: It is the absolute pinnacle of luxury in Yorkshire, offering opulent marble-laden suites, a world-class outdoor Nordic spa garden, and Michelin-starred gastronomy.
No. 1 York by GuestHouse
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No. 1 York by GuestHouse is a Grade II-listed Regency townhouse of stately proportions and head-turningly good looks. Set behind an ivy-draped facade, it features soaring sash windows, high ceilings, and a sweeping central staircase. While the architecture is grand, the atmosphere is warm and friendly, packed with charming touches like a toy train that chugs around the Rhubarb Bar every 30 minutes.
Inside, bedrooms feature record players complete with vinyl collections (with extra records available to borrow from the library downstairs), alongside tea and coffee stations hidden inside charming vintage dollhouses. Guests also enjoy full access to a complimentary self-serve pantry stocked with soft drinks, sweets, crisps, popcorn, and fresh homemade cake.
Beyond the playful room details, the hotel offers high-end indulgence. Enjoy bespoke therapies in the underground spa tucked away in the cellar, sip handcrafted cocktails in the Rhubarb Bar, or settle in for afternoon tea in the Marmalade Lounge. For dinner, head to Pearly Cow – the hotel’s flagship restaurant specialising in fine cuts of steak cooked over open flames alongside fresh ice-bar seafood.
Where it is: No. 1 York by GuestHouse, 1 Clifton, York, North Yorkshire, YO30 6AA.
Starting price: From £254 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: The whimsical touches – like a complimentary treat-stocked pantry, vinyl record players in every room, and a mini train circling the bar – make five-star luxury feel delightfully fun and unpretentious.
Crab Manor
Each of Crab Manor’s 20 bedrooms features its own distinct global theme, giving you a completely different experience every time you visit. Intimate and full of character, this boutique property delivers attentive service from a team dedicated to making your getaway memorable.
The rooms are styled after famous luxury hotels around the world, complete with a ‘passport’ scheme to collect rewards as you stay across the different suites. Take the Bardola Lodge, a log cabin that feels like a trip to the Norwegian fjords. It features a roll-top bath, heated flooring, and a private hot tub on the terrace – luxury touches you will find across no fewer than 12 of the rooms.
The double AA Rosette restaurant is a major draw. The Crab & Lobster focuses heavily on high-end seafood: fresh oysters served on ice, king scallops dripping in garlic butter, and dressed Whitby crab. Combined with romantic candlelight and a fine bottle of Chardonnay, it makes for a memorable evening.
Where it is: Crab Manor, Dishforth Road, Asenby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 3QL.
Starting price: From £255 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: Its whimsical, globally themed rooms transport you around the world, while the attached Crab & Lobster restaurant serves some of the finest seafood in the region.
Yorebridge House
Located in Bainbridge in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Yorebridge House is an acclaimed five-star boutique hotel. Intimate and beautifully styled, the hotel focuses heavily on personalised service and thoughtful touches.
There are just 12 individually designed rooms, each themed around global destinations visited by the hotel’s owners. Six rooms feature private outdoor terraces complete with hot tubs. Book the Kariega Room to take in serene river views while soaking in your tub.
Yorebridge House holds multiple accolades, including Hotel of the Year at the Cateys and a spot in Tripadvisor’s top 1% of hotels worldwide. The dining experience is equally impressive, with triple AA Rosette cuisine served in a romantic setting, alongside the exclusive Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle Tasting Room for special occasions.
Where it is: Yorebridge House, Askrigg Road, Bainbridge, Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 3EE.
Starting price: From £470 for a Saturday night in a double room (includes dinner and breakfast).
Why we love it: Nestled directly between two rivers in Wensleydale, it offers high-end fine dining alongside private hot tubs overlooking unspoiled National Park scenery.
Rudding Park
Harrogate’s Rudding Park is one of the most popular luxury spa hotels in Yorkshire, set within 300 acres of landscaped grounds. The estate combines high-end hospitality with a warm, welcoming environment from the moment you step through the door.
Accommodation includes 90 spacious rooms and suites alongside self-catering lodges. Spa Rooms come equipped with private saunas, steam rooms or spa baths. Meanwhile, many rooms in the Follifoot Wing feature private balconies overlooking the gardens.
Dining options include small plates at Horto and modern British classics at Clocktower Brasserie, which features a large south-facing terrace. However, the multi-tiered spa is the defining highlight, featuring a secluded rooftop spa bath, outdoor hydrotherapy pools, and an invigorating ice-bucket shower. An 18-hole golf course, gym and private cinema complete the offering.
Where it is: Rudding Park, Rudding Lane, Follifoot, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 1JH.
Starting price: From £488 for a Saturday night in a double room (includes dinner and breakfast).
Why we love it: The sprawling rooftop spa garden is second to none, featuring infinity hydrotherapy pools, a sensory sauna and an open outdoor fire pit for ultimate relaxation.
The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa
Set within a 1,400-acre estate in the Craven countryside, The Coniston Hotel offers broad views reaching towards Malham Cove on clear days. Inside, the hotel blends country house features – like open log fires and cosy lounges – with modern design.
The hotel’s 70 bedrooms range from Classic rooms up to Dales Rooms, the latter equipped with Dyson hairdryers, Cloud Nine straighteners, Nespresso machines, and Hypnos beds positioned to face the countryside views.
The property features three dining spots, including The View (an AA Rosette restaurant with floor-to-ceiling lake views) and Blossom Kitchen, a Asian-Yorkshire fusion restaurant located at the Nàdarra Spa. The spa itself features two outdoor infinity pools overlooking the estate, a thermal suite, and dedicated treatment rooms.
Where it is: The Coniston Hotel, Coniston Cold, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 4EA.
Starting price: From £199 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: It seamlessly pairs outdoorsy country estate activities (like falconry and off-road driving) with breathtaking, lake-facing infinity pools at the award-winning Nàdarra Spa.
The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa
Located within the 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey Estate, The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa is a historic country house retreat owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The property features traditional reception rooms, open log fires, and its own helipad.
Its 40 bedrooms are split across two wings: the historic Old Wing features exposed beams and classic country styling, while the contemporary New Wing offers floor-to-ceiling windows designed to maximise countryside views. All room bookings include access to the on-site spa.
Housed in a converted ancient barn, the spa includes a vitality pool, sauna, steam room, and relaxation spaces. For dining, guests can choose between fine dining at The Burlington or casual dishes at The Brasserie, followed by drinks in the fireside Cocktail Bar.
Where it is: The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa, Bolton Abbey, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 6AJ.
Starting price: From £277 for a Saturday night in a double room (includes breakfast).
Why we love it: Its aristocratic heritage and enviable setting on the Bolton Abbey Estate provide instant access to stunning riverside walks and aristocratic country charm.
Goldsborough Hall
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A Grade II*-listed 16th-century mansion and former residence of Princess Mary, Goldsborough Hall is a historic boutique hotel located just outside Knaresborough, surrounded by 12 acres of restored gardens.
The hotel offers 17 luxury guest rooms, including three spacious suites. The Presidential Suite features an eight-foot four-poster bed, a sunken bath, and a private cinema space. Throughout the property, period architectural details are paired with modern fittings like wireless-controlled monsoon showers.
The three AA Rosette restaurant serves fine-dining tasting menus crafted from locally sourced ingredients and fresh produce grown in the estate’s kitchen garden. Guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the terrace or in the Jacobean library before dining.
Where it is: Goldsborough Hall, Church Street, Goldsborough, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, HG5 8NR.
Starting price: From £214 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: Sleeping in a former royal residence with immaculate 16th-century grounds and 3 AA Rosette dining makes for an unforgettable historical getaway.
Sandburn Hall
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Sandburn Hall is a modern luxury hotel set within 1,000 acres of lakes and woodland, situated eight miles north of York city centre. The main hotel building features striking glass-and-timber architecture that brings natural light into the interior spaces.
Accommodation comprises 40 hotel bedrooms featuring super-king beds, mini-fridges, and air conditioning, alongside 55 self-catering luxury woodland lodges (some featuring private hot tubs on outer decks).
The estate features an 18-hole par-72 championship golf course, a driving range, and a dedicated golf academy. Guests can dine at Tykes Restaurant, which serves locally sourced Yorkshire produce in a relaxed setting.
Where it is: Sandburn Hall, Scotchman Lane, Flaxton, York, North Yorkshire, YO60 7RB.
Starting price: From £199 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: The light-filled oak and glass frame design feels delightfully Scandinavian, while the combination of a championship golf course and forest lodges offers total tranquility.
Swinton Park Hotel
Swinton Park Hotel is an ivy-clad Grade II*-listed castle hotel set within 200 acres of parkland and lakes on the wider 20,000-acre Swinton Estate. The interior retains classic castle features, including grand staircases, chandeliers, and family portraits.
Guest rooms are divided between traditional bedrooms in the main castle building and contemporary rooms in the adjacent Coach House. Estate amenities include a cookery school, a fitness studio, a natural wild swimming lake, and an extensive spa complex.
Dining options include formal dining at Samuel’s Restaurant, casual meals at The Terrace, and chef’s table experiences at the cookery school featuring multi-course tasting menus.
Where it is: Swinton Park Hotel, Swinton Road, Masham, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 4JH.
Starting price: From £315 per night on a weekend in a double room.
Why we love it: Living out your castle fantasies in authentic turreted suites, complete with wild swimming in private estate lakes and a top-tier cookery school.
Middlethorpe Hall & Spa
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Middlethorpe Hall is a 17th-century William and Mary country house hotel managed by the National Trust, located overlooking York Racecourse. The red-brick manor features manicured gardens and traditional interior decor.
Ten of the 29 guest rooms are located within the main hall, featuring high ceilings, sash windows and antique furniture. The remaining rooms are set within the restored 18th-century stable yard and cottages.
The hotel spa is situated within a converted garden cottage, featuring a swimming pool, sauna, steam room and treatment rooms. The two AA Rosette restaurant serves seasonal fine-dining menus in a candlelit dining room.
Where it is: Middlethorpe Hall & Spa, Bishopthorpe Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO23 2GB.
Starting price: From £320 for a Saturday night in a double room (includes breakfast).
Why we love it: It offers the peacefulness of a secluded National Trust country estate, yet sits just minutes away from York’s vibrant city centre.
The best luxury hotels in West Yorkshire
The Bridge Hotel & Spa
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Situated in the hamlet of Walshford on the boundary of West and North Yorkshire, The Bridge Hotel & Spa is a historic coaching inn turned country retreat. The hotel combines classical architecture with courtyard gardens and dedicated wellness facilities.
The property features 37 individually styled bedrooms. Club Rooms offer expanded living space, while Suites feature spa baths and welcome amenities, including decanters of port.
The Courtyard Spa includes an outdoor hot tub, a Nordic barrel sauna, a eucalyptus steam room and Japanese foot spas. For dining, the hotel offers traditional carvery options alongside drinks in the Byron Whisky Bar, which features 18th-century oak panelling.
Where it is: The Bridge Hotel & Spa, Walshford, Wetherby, West Yorkshire, LS22 5HS.
Starting price: From £190 for a standard double room on a Saturday night (based on two sharing).
Why we love it: The 18th-century oak-panelled Byron Whisky Bar exudes timeless warmth, and the secret courtyard spa is ideal for an unhurried afternoon soak.
Manor House Lindley
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Housed in a restored Grade II-listed Georgian manor house originally built for a local mill owner in 1874, Manor House Lindley is a luxury boutique hotel styled by interior designer Sara Presley.
The property features 11 individually styled bedrooms, a roof terrace bar, a basement prohibition-style cocktail lounge, and an on-site fitness studio.
The hotel features two dining spaces, including The Lantern Room – a three AA Rosette restaurant featuring floral ceiling installations and seasonal menus.
Where it is: Manor House Lindley, 1 Lidget Street, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3JB.
Starting price: From £249 for a Saturday night in a double room (includes breakfast).
Why we love it: The interior styling is breathtakingly glamorous throughout, especially the stunning floral ceiling inside The Lantern Room restaurant.
Gomersal Park Hotel & Spa
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Set within peaceful landscaped parkland just five minutes from junctions 26 and 27 of the M62, Gomersal Park Hotel & Spa offers country relaxation with superb accessibility. Positioned within easy reach of Leeds, Bradford, and Huddersfield, it serves as a serene retreat for romantic escapes and spa breaks.
The standout feature here is the impressive Bazaar Spa, a dedicated wellness sanctuary. Guests can unwind across eight treatment rooms, a hydrotherapy pool, a mud rasul chamber, a swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room and outdoor hot tubs. The spa also offers natural skincare treatments inspired by ancient Eastern rituals along the historic Silk Road.
Beyond wellness, the hotel houses 86 modern bedrooms, quality dining and extensive celebration spaces. With electric vehicle charging points, ample free parking, and countryside walking routes right on the doorstep, it delivers contemporary luxury paired with classic Yorkshire hospitality.
Where it is: Gomersal Park Hotel & Spa, Moor Lane, Gomersal, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4LJ.
Starting price: From £169 for a Saturday night room and spa break package which includes dinner.
Why we love it: The Silk Road-inspired Bazaar Spa is a hidden sanctuary featuring outdoor hydrotherapy pools, twin hot tubs and a mud rasul chamber that rivals top destination spas.
Titanic Spa
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Titanic Spa is an eco spa destination located within a converted 20th-century textile mill along the River Colne. The property combines restored industrial architecture with modern self-contained luxury accommodation.
It features 33 serviced apartments, each offering full kitchen facilities, open-plan living areas, and private balconies with views across the Pennine hills.
Spa facilities include an hydrotherapy pool, thermal suite, steam rooms, and outdoor hot tubs. Overnight packages typically include lunch, a two-course evening meal, and access to Bar 1911.
Where it is: Titanic Spa, Low Westfield Mills, Low Westfield Lane, Linthwaite, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 5GL.
Starting price: From £219 per person per night (includes lunch and evening meal packages).
Why we love it: Spacious apartment accommodation gives you complete privacy, paired with pioneering eco-friendly thermal spa facilities and scenic Pennine views.
The best luxury hotels in South Yorkshire
Hellaby Hall Hotel
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Located in Rotherham, Hellaby Hall Hotel is a 17th-century manor house that pairs vintage architectural elegance with modern 4-star luxury. Surrounded by landscaped gardens, the historic property features striking period detail, making it one of South Yorkshire’s most sought-after country house retreats.
The hotel offers 87 well-appointed bedrooms alongside executive suites, making it ideal for everything from quiet weekend getaways to grand celebrations. Guests can wander through the manicured grounds or enjoy fine dining and traditional afternoon teas inside the manor’s light-filled dining rooms.
Wellness is central to the experience here, with guests enjoying access to an on-site health club featuring a heated indoor swimming pool, hydrotherapy hot tub, sauna, steam room and a full-service spa offering indulgent body treatments.
Where it is: Hellaby Hall Hotel, Old Hellaby Lane, Hellaby, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S66 8SN.
Starting price: From £148 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: It offers authentic 17th-century manor charm surrounded by secluded gardens, complete with a full indoor pool and thermal spa facility.
Kenwood Hall Hotel & Spa
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Nestled within 12 acres of tranquil grounds complete with its own private lake, Kenwood Hall Hotel & Spa seamlessly blends 19th-century heritage with modern comfort. Originally built in the 1840s as Kenwood House for legendary Sheffield cutler George Wostenholm, the estate features grounds designed by acclaimed 19th-century landscape designer Robert Marnock.
Today, the 4-star hotel features comfortable guest rooms ranging from cosy doubles to elegant suites overlooking the gardens. Visitors can spend peaceful afternoons exploring nature walks around the estate, playing outdoor games on the lawns, or relaxing on the lakeside patio with treats from the hotel’s on-site ice cream parlour.
The Health Club & Spa provides the ultimate spot to unwind, featuring an indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, gym and dedicated treatment rooms. After a spa treatment or a stroll around the lake, head to the restaurant and lounge bar for seasonal dishes and handcrafted cocktails.
Where it is: Kenwood Hall Hotel & Spa, Kenwood Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S7 1NQ.
Starting price: From £148 for a Saturday night in a double room.
Why we love it: It feels like a country estate retreat complete with 12 acres of lakeside woodland, yet sits just minutes away from Sheffield city centre. And did we mention the ice cream parlour?
The best luxury hotels in East Yorkshire
Tickton Grange
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Tickton Grange is an independent Georgian country house hotel set within 16 acres of gardens and pastureland in East Yorkshire. The property has been owned and operated by the Whymant family for over four decades.
The interiors reflect regional connections, including the Hockney Lounge (featuring artwork by the late, great David Hockney) and literary references in the common areas. The estate features 21 guest rooms split between the main house and converted outbuildings, including the Granary cottage.
Dining is centered in the Bloomsbury Room restaurant, which offers à la carte menus and multi-course tasting options alongside a curated wine list.
Where it is: Tickton Grange, Main Place, Tickton, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 9SH.
Starting price: Bed and breakfast stays from £191 on a Saturday night.
Why we love it: The family-run warmth makes you feel instantly at home, while artistic touches like the Hockney Lounge give it distinct East Yorkshire personality.
