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Northolme Guest House
Bed and Breakfast near York (United Kingdom)
Gill and Joe welcome you to our family run 1930's detached guest house is in a semi-rural residential area on the outskirts of York. We are approximately one and a half miles from the city centre and are well served with a local bus service and the Park and Ride is only a stone's throw away. A 25 minute stroll takes you to the heart of the city. We have a private car park, a garden and hold a full fire certificate. There are many good pubs and restaurants nearby.
We provide non-smoking comfortable stylish accommodation, all our tastefully decorated rooms having colour television and a hostess tray. We have a variety of rooms available and can cater for single, double, twin and family requirements. Most of our rooms are en-suite but we also have rooms with shared facilities. Our highly complimented generous selection of full English or continental breakfast is served and we can also cater for special diets
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Booking information:
Homepage: http://www.northolmeguesthouse.co.uk
Phone: 01904 639132
Address:
Northolme Guest House
114 Shipton Road
Rawcliffe
York
YO30 5RN
United Kingdom
Innkeeper: Gill Liddle
Languages spoken: English
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Rates:
double en-suite room 27 GBP - 30 GBP
single en-suite room 30 GBP - 45 GBP
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Directions:
By car, from the M1, M62 or the A1, take the A64 (York - Leeds) towards York. Turn left at the first road signposted York (North) A1237. This is the outer ring road. At the 5th roundabout signposted A19 (York - Thirsk) turn right towards York. Northolme Guest House is approximately three quarters of a mile on the left
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Meals:
Full English breakfast included
Activities and attractions nearby:
As you can imagine, with 2000 years of history, there are many fascinating places to visit, such as York Minster, the Jorvik Viking centre, the National Railway Museum, and the Castle Museum. Or you can take a walk back in time down the Shambles and Stonegate or around the city walls. As well as the historical loveliness of the city, York is fast becoming one of the top shopping centres in the north of England with great city centre shops and out -of-town designer outlets. There are also year-round festivals and, of course, the world famous York racecourse.
Take a boat trip on the river Ouse which runs through the heart of the city. We are well placed for many interesting attractions within a short drive from York; Herriot country, Heartbeat country, Castle Howard, Fountains Abbey and the North York Moors to name but a few.
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The red cross indicates the approximative location of Northolme Guest House.
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