The most quintessentially British places to stay in Yorkshire - from £135 a night to more than £15,000
Cold weather is coming, and traditional British getaways are looking cosier than ever.
Full of stories and beautiful landscapes, Yorkshire has plenty of historic stays.
Take a peek inside Yorkshire’s most quintessential British staycations, from opulent mansions to crackling fires in stone farmhouses.
These properties are all available for overnight stays, with prices ranging from £135 to an eye-watering £15,480 per night.
They are all available to book on luxury holiday website Oliver’s Travels.
Foxglove Farmhouse
Positioned within 3,000 acres of privately-owned land, this 17th-century farmhouse is a quintessential British stay in Yorkshire.
Foxglove Farmhouse is full of original features, from its stone fireplace to chunky exposed beams.


Rates start at £246 per night, and the property sleeps six guests across three bedrooms.
Hinds House at Castle Howard
Set within Castle Howard’s deer park, Hind’s House was originally designed for the estate’s gamekeeper.
Now, this listed cottage sleeps six guests across three bedrooms.


The property has been restored with traditional furnishings, including an Aga and wood-burning stove. Prices start at £135 per night.
Emley Woodhouse
Located in a West Yorkshire village, Emley Woodhouse is a classic Georgian country house.
Sleeping up to 17 guests, the Grade II-listed property is set within peaceful gardens of apple trees and hydrangeas.


It’s also the perfect place to spot British wildlife, from tawny owls to badgers. Rates start at £385 per night.
Howard Tower
Few properties are historic enough to have been mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book.
Yet at Howard Tower, this is precisely the case. In recent years, the 350-acre estate doubled as Windsor Castle in the TV series, Victoria.


Priced at approximately £5,000 per night, the property sleeps up to 31 guests across 16 bedrooms.
Broughton Hall
On the outskirts of Skipton, Broughton Hall is a 2,500-acre estate that has stayed in the Tempest family for 900 years.
For a cost of £15,480 per night, it’s possible to rent the entire property for up to 32 guests.


Facilities include an indoor and outdoor pool, manicured gardens, and private trails through ancient woodland.
Mile Stone Lodge
Set on an 11th-century estate near the village of Broughton, this distinctive property is surrounded by 3,000 acres of private parklands.


Sleeping six guests across three bedrooms, the interiors at Mile Stone Lodge are a colourful reimagining of its traditional exterior.
Prices start at £207 per night.
Fairfax Hall
In the quiet village of Denton, Fairfax Hall is a luxurious British retreat in the Yorkshire countryside.
Constructed in the 18th century, the Georgian manor is Grade I listed and sleeps up to 20 guests across 10 bedrooms.
The interiors are tastefully renovated with contemporary furnishings and, outside, there are private lakes for wild swimming.
Prices start at £5,375 per night.
