Ash Hining farmhouse dates back to the 17th century and has been refurbished in recent times to provide spacious accommodation for eight, with all four modern bedrooms having en-suites. The ground floor is furnished in a more traditional, yet comfortable style and has a wealth of exposed beams, that all important open fireplace and sunny conservatory from where to take in the tremendous views views down the Lune Valley and over Dentdale, and watch visiting sheep!

Bed and breakfast accommodation is offered from September until mid July.

A traditional 17th century coaching inn situated between Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale.

A country inn situated in the village of Nateby a mile south of Kirkby Stephen.

Sit and relax in the bar in front of the log burning fire, with no jukebox, video games or wide screen televisions to disturb you, just friendly conversation and the occaisional rattle of dominoes from the locals table.

The Black Swan Hotel is a beautiful victorian hotel in the tranquil conservation village of Ravenstonedale in the stunning Eden Valley. The family run hotel offers a relaxed informal home from home, with cosy bars and lounge with open fire. Recently refurbished to it's former glory, it has 14 lovely rooms with egyptian cotton linen and luxury Arran Aromatics toiletries. Guests with dogs and those needing disabled facilities are welcome in the 3 courtyard rooms. The Black Swan is proud of the quality of the food served daily in its popular restaurant or lounge. All dishes are freshly prepared using local seasonal ingredients and includes delicious home-made puddings.

A delightful renovated 17th Century cottage with 3 small but lovely rooms which all have flat screen televisions, coffee making facilities and en-suite bathrooms each with heated floors. The cosy lounge with a log-burning stove can be made available for guests to relax and enjoy peace and quiet and at the same time be at the heart of the hustle and bustle of this busy but beautiful market town. Wireless internet is available to guests and is free of charge.

Bramaskew offers en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation in recently extended farmhouse on a family run working beef and sheep farm.

The farm is situated on the Dalesway footpath with stunning views of the Howgill fells and The Lune Valley and has strong quaker connections. George Fox a famous quaker stayed at Drawell on his way to preach at Fox's Pulpit. (A famous quaker landmark).

The Bull Hotel is a 17th century coaching inn in the heart of Sedbergh. The hotel is part of J&G Inns, a growing company of independent inns & hotels.

The 14 en-suite bedrooms are a mixture of double, twin and family rooms and have colour TV, DVD player & DVDs, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer and complimentary toiletries,

The bar and restaurant, which are both wheelchair accessible, offer real ales, fine wines & delicious food.

Children are welcome, there is a large family garden at the rear with a children's play area and under 12's sleep free when sharing a room with an adult.

A warm, friendly relaxed atmosphere from staff and regulars makes the Bull the perfect retreat. Situated on Sedbergh Main Street, with beautiful views out towards the Howgills it is ideally located at the gate way of Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Lake District.

Situated in an old 18th century Tithe barn a short walk from the old Bronte's school. This immaculately renovated detached stone built old barn stands in pretty grounds on the outskirts of the attractive market town of Kirkby Lonsdale.

A Corner of Eden is surrounded by magnificent countryside, nestled between the Howgills and Wildboar Fell, just north of Sedbergh. The Georgian Farmhouse has been recently renovated to retain original features whilst providing the height of luxury. With sumptuous fabrics, cosy fires, great locally sourced food and fine wines it is the perfect place to relax. Breakfasts are cooked on the Aga and with fresh coffee, steaming hot tea and hot buttered toast give that great start to the day. Later on you can help yourself from the Butler's Pantry, which is supplied with homemade bread, cakes and teabread, fruit, cheese and chutney, tea and coffee. There is also a well stocked 'honesty bar' which adds to that extra feeling of being somewhere special. Whether your interests are in local history, nature, outdoor activities or sampling the delights of the local pubs there is always something to keep you amused.

A Corner of Eden has been given a Visit Britain Gold Award. Properties achieving the Gold Award have exceptional levels of quality, comfort and cleanliness in bedrooms and bathrooms, and outstanding levels of customer care and food.

The Cross Keys is a 400 year old National Trust Temperance Inn. Situated at the base of Cautley Spout, in the heart of the Howgills.

There is a small farmhouse style restaurant which serves daytime meals every day except Monday and evening meals Wednesdays to Saturdays. All food is home cooked and usually prepared using fresh local produce.Booking is essential for evening meals.

Alcohol is not available on the premises to buy but you are most welcome to bring your own. Corkscrews and glasses are available and there is no charge for corkage.

The Cross Keys is a 16th Century Coaching Inn set in the Lune Valley only minutes away from Junction 38, M6 and is also situated on the Coast to Coast route and the Lands End to John O'Groats Cycle route.

In addition to the accommodation described bere the there are also 2 self catering cottages, each sleeping 3 persons.

A 17th-century inn, set on its own nature reserve. The Fat Lamb has 12 ensuite rooms, including family rooms.

The George and Dragon is a grade 2 listed building situated in the centre of Dent Village overlooking the famous Adam Sedgwick Memorial Fountain.

Traditionally furnished with relaxed public rooms the George and Dragon has two spacious dining areas serving home cooked meals daily 12 noon to 9.30 pm

The Head is everything you would expect an English country pub to be. Fine food, open fires and a rustic bar with a fine selection of real ales and malts. The Head also has extensive gardens with seating areas.

Our comfortable en-suite bedrooms are furnished with double and single beds, direct dial telephone, remote control television (with teletext), tea and coffee making facilities, duvets, towels and complimentary toiletries. There is an additional single bed in one of the double rooms and the family room has one double, one single and two bunk beds.

Yelly de Jong, a farmer's daughter of Dutch origin, has lived in England for more than 30 years, with 20 of these spent in the North West of England. Having raised (and fed) 3 children, Yelly trained as a cookery lecturer and was involved in adult education for a number of years. The idea for a small cookery school and B&B became reality when Yelly, and her musician husband John, found the perfect house in the peaceful village of Ravenstonedale. With possibly the best location in the village (with stunning views of the Howgill Fells), the beautifully restored Grade II Listed building boasts two superb double en-suite guest rooms and a fully equiped teaching kitchen (complete with bean-to-cup espresso machine). If you're looking for the perfect B&B, or a taste of some unique world cuisine, then your search is over!

The one day cookery courses for small groups cover everything from traditional Cumbrian recipes to exotic dishes from around the world. The daytime cookery days only happen a couple of times a week, and take place downstairs in the kitchen, so you will have plenty of peace in your B&B room if you just want to relax.

Guests can be picked up and dropped off at Kirkby Stephen railway station by prior arrangement.

High Green Farm is a family run,350 acre beef and sheep farm situated in the Lune valley midway between Kirkby Lonsdale and Sedbergh.

The farm enjoys an idyllic, rural setting in peaceful surroundings.

The 18th century farmhouse is tastefully modernised retaining the original oak beams. Guest accommodation is of a high quality, comfortable and spacious.The tastefully decorated ensuite rooms have 'power showers' and hospitality trays using Fairtrade products and homemade biscuits. Each room has a lovely view of the surrounding fields and animals grazing.

A large, well maintained garden with it's own natural stream is accessible to guests.

A warm welcome awaits you at High Roans whether you are a casual visitor, walker or on a longer stay.

The twin room is tastefully decorated with en-suite facilities, clock radio CD, colour television, hair dryer and hospitality tray.

A full English breakfast is served in the dining room, with views of Holme Fell and the Lune Valley. Packed lunches and flask filling are available.

Holmecroft is located on the edge of Sedbergh,nestling beneath the Howgill Fells. We offer friendly hospitality in bright comfortable accommodation comprising of double, twin and single rooms, all with views to the fells.

Ian, Jean and Ryan invite you to sample warm hostpitality, home cooked food, a log fire and real ales all in a traditional public house.

Guest accommodation is available in three beautifully decorated holiday cottages all with their own front door in a quiet ginnel next to the pub

Accommodation is in a delightful ground floor garden room overlooking the Howgills and Casterton fells.

Number ten offers a homely atmosphere with open fire and occasional musical entertainment. There is a comprehensive breakfast menu and can cater for most dietary requirements.

The family room has 3 single beds but it is possible to put up another bed in this room for larger groups.

"The Old Craft Barn" originally an 18th century hay barn, nestles under Helms Knott in beautiful Dentdale. Initially, it was converted in the late 1970's into a working craft centre. In later years, with the addition of a tea-room, the renowned "Dent Craft Centre" became an eminent location for locals and tourists alike. Despite thoroughly enjoying eleven years operating the Centre, Carrol and Joe were ready for a fresh challenge. This new initiative fit the bill perfectly and with lots of remodelling within yet still retaining some original features, they feel that the barn has lent itself admirably to a stunning Bed & Breakfast venue. There are four individually designed bedrooms, three with ensuite and the single with an adjoining shower room. The welcoming guest lounge has a spectacular view of Combe Scar together with a corner fire, large comfortable sofas, books, maps and games. An interesting display of Joe's antique tools and dairy equipment often spark off a conversation! A tray of hot tea and homebaked scones, cakes or biscuits awaits your arrival. In the morning, "breakfast like a king" with a choice of delicious local and homemade fare. All in all, a unique interior with a warm Dales welcome!

Standing in quiet grounds with ample parking this former Victorian vicarage has been extensively refurbished to a high standard and now offers some of the most comfortable accommodation in the area.

Following a restful night in one of the elegant and spacious en-suite bedrooms, a hearty breakfast using local produce wherever possible freshly prepared and cooked on the AGA awaits you. The large sitting room with it's magnificent open fireplace is a welcoming area to plan the day's events, or to reflect on the day past. Enjoy the tranquillity of the gardens where you can play croquet on the lawn or simply relax.

A range of holistic therapies is available in the Old Vicarage's own therapy room for guests who would like to be pampered. All therapies are carried out by Ann who is a fully qualified Member of the Federation of Holistic Therapists.

A family run pub in the centre of Kirkby Lonsdale

Plato's is a boutique restaurant with rooms, where one of the joys of going away is to have a touch more luxury than you do at home. So that is why in this higgledy piggledy old building, every room is unique.

The only thing that is standard is comfort - the ultra luxury Vi-Spring beds, the crisp cotton linen, the stacks of fluffy white towels, the state of the art flatscreen tvs, the luxurious en suite bathrooms with rainfall showers, and gorgeous local Sedbergh Soap Company toiletries.

Each room in the hotel has been approached individually and furnished with an eclectic mix of antique and modern furniture and all have Wi-Fi access.

Enjoy proper home cooking in the restaurant with fresh ingredients sourced on the doorstep, a wine list selected by grape so that you can try new variations of your favourite wine, and honest beers and local real ales for the drinker who knows the difference.

The Plough was rescued in June 2009 by Punch Bowl Inns. Over the next 12 months the place was stripped, gutted and rebuilt and newly furnished. The Plough interior is now a beautiful open space in which to relax and be easy; with wood burning stoves, stunning oak beams, antique furniture, and rustic wine caves.

Each bedroom is individually decorated in the calming, earthy tones of Farrow and Ball, large sash windows give a light and airy ambience. Add to this fabulously large bathrooms roll top baths with feature lighting and monsoon showers, luxury Sedbergh based Bath House products, and you soon realise this could is perfect countryside home from home from which to explore the Lakes and Dales.

At Primrose Cottage there are three different bedrooms available:

- King bedded room with private bathroom with shower and jacuzzi bath

- Four poster ground floor bedroom with private bathroom including bath and shower

- Twin bedded en-suite room with shower

Kirkby Lonsdale's Royal Hotel in is a lovingly restored Georgian town-house hotel providing luxury accommodation and exceptional hospitality with fourteen individually designed and decorated bedrooms. Being an old building and arranged over three floors the rooms are far from standard shapes and sizes. In fact, no two rooms are exactly alike. All the rooms are en-suite with the very latest in bathroom indulgences and all the rooms feature flat screen TV's, telephones, ipod radios and coffee facilities.

Smithy Fold dates back to the 17th century and is set in large grounds, with ample off road parking, you are welcome to use the gardens to sit and relax in and soak up the peace and tranquillity. The hens will come to visit you, and the wild life is there in abundance, the beautifully coloured Greater Spotted Woodpeckers will normally make their presence known if you are quiet along with squirrels, mistle thrushes and every one else!

The beds can be organised so as to allow us 3 doubles, 2 twins and 1 double, or 1 double, 1 twin and 1 family room.

We do not offer ensuite facilities as we feel that this would detract from the spacious and well-appointed rooms which are furnished with good quality antiques.

A 17th century traditional coaching inn full of charm and character in the heart ofKirkby Lonsdale

St. Mark's. was built in 1872 as the vicarage for Cautley Church and now a Listed Building. The house enjoys a magnificent setting and represents a convenient base for visiting the many other attractions of the Yorkshire Dales, Cumbria and the the Lake District.

All rooms have en suite facilities, 3 of which are bathrooms.

St. Mark's is the home of Creative Leisure Textile Courses and is also an ideal venue for conferences, seminars, training events, family reunions and more recently a wedding. There are a number of rooms for group meetings and the usual range of audio visual aids. Being easily accessible yet away from everyday distractions, allows undisturbed confidential discussion to take place throughout both day and evening at Saint Mark's.

Evening meals can be provided for parties of 6 or more.

Stouphill Gate is a traditional old Cumbrian farmstead, and the holiday accommodation has been formed from the older parts of the property retaining much of the original character whilst benefiting from all of the modern conveniences.

Guests can relax in the quiet lounge, which is located in the main farmhouse, thumbing through a book by the cosy heating stove or plan the next days activities using the leaflets and guide books on the shelves. There is a also cupboard with games and jigsaws for those so inclined. This room is also where you will be greeted with cake and a beverage on arrival and where a hearty Aga cooked breakfast is served in the mornings. The home made bread and jams are a real treat.

There are two guest bedrooms both ensuite with the usual amenities. The family room is situated at ground level and is fully wheelchair accessible, whilst those able to climb the steps often opt for the loft room which being higher has the better views. The views are what we are about as all guest windows look out towards Mallerstang Edge, Wild Boar Fell and the Stennerskeugh Clouds while all around is silence and tranquillity as befits its rural setting.

Stouphill Gate has been recommended in the 'Hidden Guide to the Lake District and Cumbria', published by Travel Publishing Ltd, as part of their Hidden Places of Britain Series. Only one holiday cottage/bed & breakfast establishment is chosen, by the visiting public, for each of the areas these guides cover and Stouphill Gate is the recommended choice for the Upper Eden area.

Martin is a former member of the local mountain rescue team based in Kirkby Stephen and has extensive knowledge of the local area so advice and guidance for local walks is available for the asking - the walk can be made more enjoyable with one of Gillian's superb pack lunches.

Evening meals are available in the local pubs, the closest is within walking distance. and Kirkby Stephen with its fish & chip shops, pubs etc is only five miles away.

Rooms - 1 single, 1 double, 1 twin and 1 family room sounds like there are a lot of rooms whereas in reality there are two bedrooms one double and one 'family room' whichs leep three, ie parents and child, but can also be booked as a double or twin. Rooms can also be booked for single occupancy.

A large Victorian house that has been completely refurbished, providing authentic features with contemporary bathrooms. We grow a lot of our own fruit and vegetables and breakfasts are a feast of homemade organic bread, granola, preserves and locally sourced meat and eggs.

Please note that bookings must be for a minimum of 2 nights.

The house is also available for self catering (sleeping 6 - 8) for the duration of the school holidays.

Dating from 1535, Thorns Hall is a small manor house nestling at the foot of the Howgill Fells and is an ideal location for a walking or activity holiday. Situated just a few minutes from the centre of Sedbergh, it offers lovely views and great walks from the doorstep.

The house retains its historic charm with cosy public rooms, wood panelling and open fires. It has 24 bedrooms, some in the main house and others in tastefully converted outbuildings across the cobbled courtyard. All are equipped with TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. There are two lounges, one of which includes the licensed bar, and a light airy dining room upstairs. Meals are served in an informal, friendly atmosphere at tables for up to eight guests. Free internet access is offered on a dedicated PC and Wifi is available in some public rooms. The house has a 3-star Visit England rating, and free car parking is available.

Thorns Hall is owned and run by HF Holidays, the UK's leading provider of walking and outdoor holidays, and has excellent facilities for outdoor enthusiasts.

Thwaite Farm, a working farm with beef cattle and sheep, is located alongside the River Lune near the small hamlet of Howgill, about three miles from Sedbergh.

Transport to and from Sedbergh for evening meals can be provided on request

Fantastic views of the Howgill Fells from refurbished rooms with all the extras for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Large gardens for guests to enjoy the beautiful scenery. All three bathrooms have baths and showers.

Tranna Hill is perfectly situated for walking the Howgill Fells and situated on the Coast to Coast and The Dales High Way.

Free Wi Fi is available for those who want to keep in touch with the outside world.

Tranna Hill has earned the Visit Britain silver accolade for guest accommodation that provides exceptional quality in all areas but in particular in service and hospitality.

Home cooking using local produce when possible.

Ullathorns is a working sheep and beef farm situated below Middleton Fell in the Lune Valley, midway between Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale. The farmhouse is dated 1617 and 'Ullathorn' is a viking name for a place where wolves lie. Refreshments are served upon arrival.

Wheelwright Cottage is located in the centre of Sedbergh.

Visitors and their pets are assured of a hospitable welcome as they step into this 18th century wheelwright's family cottage. Converted into a comfortable centrally heated home, accommodation is available in a twin or double-bedded room complete with tea and coffee making facilities.

Horse riding and golf can be arranged.

The historic Whoop Hall is a family-run hotel with a wide range of leisure facilities set in stunning surroundings in the beautiful Lune Valley on the outskirts of Kirkby Lonsdale.

Formal or informal, The Whoop Hall can cater for everyone. It provides facilities for functions including conferences, meetings and private parties.

The Whoop Hall is also licensed for marriage ceremonies, so your wedding day can be enjoyed from start to finish in the idyllic surroundings of the hotel.

All guests enjoy the full complimentary use of the state of the art leisure facilities including 18 metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa, and fully equipped fitness studio.

On your arrival at the 18th. century Yew Tree Cottage, South African born Anne Jones welcomes you warmly to her home.

If you arrive from a long walk, cold and maybe very wet, you can be assured that all will be well the next morning. Anne will have taken care of everything and you can set off in warm dry gear.

On your arrival, after you have been shown to your room Anne will be awaiting you with a tray of tea and cakes served in the guest sitting room. The sitting room gives you the opportunity to relax in the evening and take in your favourite TV programmes.

You can choose either a double or twin bedroom, each with a hospitality tray and shared facilities. Either of the bedrooms can be adapted by prior arrangement to a family room by the addition of a foldimg bed.

A stay at Yew Tree Cottage provides a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a wide range of delights with all the comforts of home.