The 'ridiculously good value' offered at this B&B astounds readers, who love staying at Walter and Nuala Sweeney's Georgian townhouse, where personal photographs and heirlooms complement the handsome original features. Minutes from Beverley centre, the home is full of antiques, books and curios set against shuttered windows, polished-wood floors and marble fireplaces. 'It is impossible to fault our stay,' say readers. 'It was an even better experience than previously,' wrote a reader on a return visit as part of a group of six walking the Yorkshire Wolds Way. The well-upholstered feel, with plump chairs, pictures and Victorian rugs, continues in the bedrooms. One is 36-feet long and can sleep up to five people; has three shuttered windows and a fireplace at each end. Another overlooks the walled garden with small waterfall, orchard and pond. Bathrooms are spacious and traditional. Thoughtful extras, including sherry, fresh milk and flowers, biscuits and chocolates, are praised. A 'simply superb' breakfast includes omelettes, smoked salmon, pancakes and a full Yorkshire. In the evening, book into one of Walter's recommended restaurants in town. 'Walter and Nuala couldn't have been more welcoming.' (SR, and others)