Maison Parfaite is a family run business providing supremely luxurious holiday home and business accommodation around the beautiful and diverse county of Yorkshire. All our properties are dog friendly, and we have strong values about sustainability. Our toiletries are by H2K of Harrogate, which are organic, vegan, and paraben free. All have wonderfully luxurious linens, towels and robes. Some have welcome hosts who are on-hand for advice during your stay, others are self check-in apartments or houses with key safes or digital locking systems, and accessed via a code which is emailed the day before you arrive. Our Locations are: Maison Parfaite YO1 (York), Maison Parfaite LS1 (Leeds), Maison Parfaite HG1 (Harrogate), Aysgarth Nook (Yorkshire Dales), Rounton Villa (Robin Hoods Bay), Nydsley Hall (Pateley Bridge), Skeldale House (Askrigg), Maison Mouettes (Whitby) and 9 new apartments opening soon in Harrogate. Our friendly team are always on hand to offer advice, before and during your stay, and will endeavour to help with any special requests.

Dragon Villas is a beautiful Victorian property in the popular Dragon Road area of Harrogate, which is a short walk into the fabulous town centre. This site does not allow us to display our apartment names so please click on room description for photos of your actual apartment as they do vary a lot in size. Royal Suite is a ground floor SuperKing studio (superior studio), Pavilion Suite is a first floor SuperKing studio (superior studio), Montpellier Suite is a 2nd floor SuperKing studio (superior studio), Betty''s is a first floor king studio (king studio). The Garden Suite has 2 en-suite bedrooms, kitchen and garden area. Betty's Studio is a first floor King studio, Orchid Studio is a second floor King studio. The Harlow Suite is a basement apartment with sofa bed in the lounge. Our two smallest studios are the Valley and Stray which have double beds but are for single occupancy only. All have a compact but comprehensive kitchen area EXCEPT the Valley and Stray which only have a fridge and kettle (so they are similar to a hotel room).

Harrogate is a superb spa town with plenty of wide-open spaces - the largest of which, covering 200 acres, is the Stray, which wraps around the southern (and older) parts of the town. Harrogate is home to some truly beautiful buildings. The Grade II listed Royal Hall Theatre, designed by the famous English theatre designer, Frank Matcham in 1903, is the last remaining Kursaal (spa town public assembly rooms) in Britain and includes a grand ambulatory corridor that runs entirely around the auditorium. This allowed patrons to enjoy a stroll and take in the waters that Harrogate was famous for. Harrogate is located at the edge of the Yorkshire Dales and many visitors use it as base for day trips into the Dales. But Harrogate itself has a wealth of attractions to appeal to almost all tastes. And, talking of taste, Harrogate has justly earned a reputation for being the home of good food, with the award-winning Bettys Café Tea Rooms. In recent years Harrogate has become a popular conference, events and concert destination, with world class venues at the Harrogate International Centre, The Pavilions at The Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate Theatre and the magnificent Royal Hall.