Covering Cumbria, Derbyshire, Lancashire and North Yorkshire
Pubs with Rooms
Pubs with rooms are everywhere. What's harder to find is whether the kitchen's actually open the night you want to eat, or whether your dog can sit with you at dinner. We check both, place by place, and say plainly when we haven't found out yet.
Regions
Lakes, fells and the Lake District National Park.
Coniston
A small village under the Old Man of Coniston, on the shore of the lake that shares its name.
3 pubs with rooms
Keswick
A market town on Derwentwater, ringed by fells, with one of the Lake District's liveliest town centres.
3 pubs with rooms
Windermere
England's largest lake, with a hillside town at one end and the lakeside village of Bowness at the other.
3 pubs with rooms
The Peak District and the Derwent Valley.
Bakewell
A market town on the River Wye, famous for its pudding and its position at the heart of the Peak District.
3 pubs with rooms
Castleton
A show-cave village under Mam Tor and Peveril Castle, with a brook running straight through the middle of it.
3 pubs with rooms
Hathersage
A gritstone village on the River Derwent, under Stanage Edge, with a Brontë connection and its own railway station.
3 pubs with rooms
The Ribble Valley and the fells of the Forest of Bowland.
Moors, dales and coast — market towns with pubs worth staying at.
Grassington
A cobbled Dales village on the River Wharfe, and the unofficial capital of Wharfedale.
3 pubs with rooms
Hawes
The highest market town in the Yorkshire Dales, at the head of Wensleydale.
3 pubs with rooms
Helmsley
A handsome market town on the edge of the North York Moors, with one of Yorkshire's most decorated kitchens two miles down the road.
5 pubs with rooms
Malham
A small Dales village under a vast limestone amphitheatre, on the Pennine Way.
3 pubs with rooms
Pickering
A working market town at the southern end of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, with a Norman castle above the rooftops.
3 pubs with rooms
Robin Hood's Bay
A smugglers' village stacked down a cliffside to the sea, and the end point of Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk.
4 pubs with rooms
Scarborough
Britain's original seaside resort, two working bays either side of a castle headland.
4 pubs with rooms
Settle
A market town on the Settle-Carlisle line, and the southern gateway to the Yorkshire Dales.
2 pubs with rooms
Skipton
A bustling canal-side market town known as the "Gateway to the Dales", with a working Norman castle at the top of the High Street.
3 pubs with rooms
Whitby
A working fishing harbour under abbey ruins, with the Cleveland Way and miles of beach walking on the doorstep.
5 pubs with rooms
Explore by area
Lake District
England's largest lake, its highest fells, and the pubs built into both.
North York Moors
Heather moorland, steam railways and a coastline of fishing villages.
Peak District
Gritstone edges, limestone dales, and England's original National Park.
Yorkshire Dales
Limestone valleys, drystone walls and some of England's best walking country.
Every pub with rooms
Every pub with rooms we know of in a town, not just a shortlist. If we haven't checked something yet, we say so.
Where your dog can go
Bedroom, bar and restaurant at dinner — checked separately, because a pub can say yes to one and no to another.
How good the food is
From simple pub grub to Michelin stars, plus the kitchen days and booking rules that decide whether dinner actually happens.
How we mark dog policy
A pub can let dogs in the bedroom and turn them away from the restaurant at dinner — so we check bedroom, bar and dinner separately for every pub. "Not confirmed" means we haven't checked yet, not that the answer's no — worth a quick call to the pub before you book.