Top Hotels in Selby District Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Selby District, North Yorkshire, England including The Oddfellows Arms, The Barn, The George Inn, The Owl Hotel @ Marstons Inns, Maypole Farm Guest House, Hazeldene Guest House, The Wishing Well, Micklegate House, Bay Horse Hotel, The Park View.
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1. The Oddfellows Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Wonderful public house in the centre of the Village. We have dining facilities 5 days a week and 6 letting rooms. The rooms are situated away from the main pub in a converted Barn. Each room has its own en-suite, TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities. Lunch & Dinner is served Wednesday to Sunday.
Great pub, great food
Reviewed By YorkshireLass1969Really lovely food, great welcome from all the staff. Immaculate pub, very cosy bar. Had a great fillet steak. Liver and onions was beautiful. Would definitely recommend a visit and will definitely come again. …………………………………………………………..
2. The Barn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic bed and breakfast in Monk Fryston, look no further than The Barn. Rooms at The Barn offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A convenience store, baggage storage, and newspaper are some of the conveniences offered at this bed and breakfast. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to The Barn, free parking is available. If you’re looking for a pub, consider a visit to The Crown Inn, which is not far from The Barn. The staff at The Barn looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Simply Excellent!
Reviewed By andrewI2452BTThis place is beyond any normal expectations. The facilities are excellent- the owners can’t do enough for you . The property is perfect - every detail is taken care of. The breakfast is off the scale lovely. Can’t recommend highly enough - would stay again.
3. The George Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 128 reviews
The George Inn is a 15th Century Coaching Inn with twenty five newly refurbished B&B rooms situated next to the stunning 11th Century Selby Abbey in the heart of the lively market Town of Selby, North Yorkshire. All our rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities. The Inn offers a Restaurant and bar serving hearty breakfasts, classic pub food and craft ales, served up with great service and a quality atmosphere. The large bar opens out to an attractive beer garden/courtyard and at weekends you can party at our late night venue next door with entry included.
Nice Welcome Speedy service
Reviewed By ken271We stayed for one night enroute back from Liverpool, it was OK ish but not what we were looking for as we are both getting on over 70 so found the stairs up to our bedroom a little difficult, however we could not fault the value for money of our evening meal & breakfast. We had booked for November but had to cancel due to our mobility issues. But if ground floor or lift we would go back. Thanks. K & M
4. The Owl Hotel @ Marstons Inns
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 436 reviews
Very very good
Reviewed By Cruiser796868Having once ran a very successful bed and breakfast my choice of staying at the Owl was well rewarded from the moment I walked into the property. Warm friendly wellcome, the public areas were very clean with an aroma of freshness. The room itself was large bright and airey, the massive bed was so very comfy with brilliant white bedding . Bathroom area is bright and clean as was everything I haven't mentioned. Keep it up and thank you .
5. Maypole Farm Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 124 reviews
Maypole Farm offers basic accommodation on a room only basis. All rooms have en-suites with digital tv's, free wi-fi, tea/coffee making facilities.
Warm, cosy and friendly
Reviewed By theoldbangerStayed 2 nights with friends. Lovely warm, clean, fresh smelling accommodation, good hot shower and nice towels. Plenty of choice for the continental breakfast to help yourself to included in the price. Would definitely recommend to friends and stay again if visiting York. Ate twice at the pub opposite which was a super bonus!
6. Hazeldene Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
The Hazeldene Guest House is a spacious period house in the heart of the historic market town of Selby. We have a private car park, free Wi-Fi, secure accommodation for cycles and licensed bar in our large residents lounge. Our locally sourced breakfasts are served every morning in our welcoming dining room.Our central location provides easy access to all town centre amenities including the beautiful Abbey and markets as well as a convenient base to explore the City of York and its many attractions.
Quality Establishment
Reviewed By PHILW501A great B&B supplying most of the essentials and many extras. Has parking. Numerous sockets including bedside all with USB. Spacious room with stocked fridge, micro and sink. Hotel seems newly refurbished. Nice bed, TV could be larger due to size of room. Newly fitted shower room. Pressure not great but is to be expected from older buildings and is hot and fine. Would have been 5/5 but for one issue. No shampoo or shower gel supplied. This is a basic requirement for rooms to be fair. Seems odd as there are many features above those expected
7. The Wishing Well
Overall Ratings
3 based on 421 reviews
A modern friendly hotel, located on the A63 Selby Bypass, only 3/4 of a mile from the town centre. Our hotel also has a bar and family restaurant with a children's play area. At The Wishing Well, you will be welcomed by our team of staff who will look after you throughout your stay. We cater for everyone staying at our hotel from the discerning business traveller to a family of 4. Ample free car parking is available to all hotel guests.
Clean room, grotty restaurant
Reviewed By Lorrain MWe stayed here on 2nd & 3rd June. The room was nice and clean but in need of maintenance and repair. The sink was smashed leaving an unhygienic crack to collect germs. (Room 12) The restaurant was grossly understaffed (apart from the duty manager who had plenty of time to stand talking to her friends). The room was full of uncleared tables and the bar itself littered with dirty glasses. Breakfast was nice on Friday morning but the next day we had almost raw bacon doled up on our plates. We had hoped for a higher standard.
8. Micklegate House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Clean, tidy but steep steps.
Reviewed By Kenny131Hotel is not staffed - collect keys from nearby pub. Single room was clean and very small. Tv on wall and a kettle with some tea and coffee. Bathroom also very small but clean with a basin only big enough to wash your hands. Biggest issue is the steep narrow steps with one section no handrail. So it is clean and tidy and adequate for a short stay.
9. Bay Horse Hotel
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 3 reviews
Trip Cancelled because of Covid, won't return calls emails or communication...BEWARE!!!
Reviewed By Katrina HHad to come to to York for Business, 3 days before arrival, I had a positive PCR in my group meaning we couldn't come. I tried to contact the hotel several times so we could deal with the cancelled booking. The smallprint says Cancellation due to Covid will be refunded but we are now in November and still no answer. Please watch these scammers!
10. The Park View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Beautiful seven bedroomed guesthouse all rooms ensuite with views over english country garden. English or continental breakfast included in price. The ground floor has fully licensed Italian restaurant.
Wouldn't stay again.
Reviewed By XxDonnaXxxHad a poor stay. There was no one to meet me. I had to venture into the restaurant to find someone. The room was basic but clean. I had a dreadful nights sleep due to the ongoing noise from the restaurant below. The shower was awful. Just a trickle. When I went for breakfast there was no one available. I had again to seek someone out. There was no breakfast ready so I asked for toast and tea. I was told there was no bread so I asked for tea only. I was given lemon tea and very lukewarm water. The man serving me was in his slippers!! Needless to say I went to work very annoyed, fed up and hungry. All in all a very poor and uncomfortable stay. I was embarrassed to be there.
