All Entries in the "North Yorkshire" Category
| Rank | Name | Rating | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Pinchinthorpe Hall, Guisborough |   | Read Reviews |
 | Crab Manor Hotel, Thirsk |  | Read Reviews |
 | Crathorne Hall, Yarm | | Read Reviews |
 | Rudding Park, Harrogate | | Read Reviews |
 | Tempest Arms, Skipton | | Read Reviews |
Pinchinthorpe Hall, Guisborough
Imagine an elegant country manor and beautiful gardens surrounded by natural woodland. Add to this, delicious food and wines and levels of service that are second to none. This is Pinchinthorpe Hall and it is hard to picture a more idyllic setting for your wedding. Whether you choose to have a Civil Marriage Ceremony at [...]
Crab Manor Hotel, Thirsk
Imagine being invited on a tour of the world’s most famous luxury hotels without ever having to step onto a single aeroplane or grapple with the tiniest bit of jet lag. From Bora Bora in the South Pacific to Mount Nelson on the plains of the Masai Mara, Crab Manor takes you to the most [...]
Crathorne Hall, Yarm
Let us help to make your dream weddings come true Crathorne Hall Hotel is a magnificent country house set in stunning grounds and gardens making it the perfect venue for your fairytale wedding. Complement this with our unique contemporary style, fine dining and superlative service and you have the ultimate venue for your wedding. Very [...]
Rudding Park, Harrogate
YOUR SPECIAL wedding DAY in North Yorkshire Just outside of Harrogate, Rudding Park’s Regency house and mature gardens are a romantic wedding venue. Overlooking the Parkland, the rooms of this country house, with their high ceilings and full length windows, give a feeling of grandeur to every wedding reception. From the beautiful spring time daffodils [...]
Tempest Arms, Skipton
The Tempest Arms is set in magnificent countryside, close to the market town of Skipton, known as the ‘Gateway to the Dales’. This tiny hamlet of Elslack, on the A56 just off the A59 on the edge of the Pennine Way, has its own Roman Fort site and the pub itself dates back to 1690 [...]