Hotels in Beverley

Beverley's accommodation ranges from a five-star boutique inn on the doorstep of the Minster to Georgian townhouse B&Bs a few minutes' walk from the market square, with country house hotels in the surrounding villages for those wanting more space. The town centre itself is compact enough that almost anywhere within it puts guests within easy reach of the main sights, and several of the properties below occupy genuinely historic buildings, from a fifteenth-century coaching inn to Georgian mansions built when Beverley was at its Georgian peak as a fashionable inland town.

For a special occasion or a longer stay, the area's country house hotels in villages such as Tickton and Walkington offer gardens, restaurants with their own reputations, and a quieter pace than the town centre, usually a five to ten minute drive away. Food lovers are particularly well served, with one nearby option holding a Michelin star and several others recognised with AA rosettes, meaning a stay in or around Beverley can easily be built around a serious meal as much as sightseeing.

Budget and mid-range travellers are not overlooked either: a well-located branded hotel sits close to the railway station, while family-run guest houses offer bed and breakfast at more modest prices without sacrificing character, several with the kind of individual welcome and locally sourced breakfasts that chain hotels rarely match. Whichever budget or style suits, booking ahead is worth doing around race days at Beverley Racecourse and during the town's food festival in October, when rooms fill up well in advance.