Tudor House B&B, Skipton

Histoire

Tudor House was previously used as Bell Busk Station and trains still pass by just as they did in the old days. They are much less frequent now as the Settle-Carlisle railway is no longer a main line from London to Scotland. Of course trains these days are powered by diesel engines, apart from the steam day-trips which do bring a flurry of excitement.

Restauration et Boissons

Breakfast is included in the price and is made freshly to order using the widest possible selection of locally sourced products. Evening meals are available every day except Tuesdays and Sundays and the property even have 5 "own label" wines to choose from. If you require dinner, please make a note in the additonal information box.

Espaces verts et alentours

Over an acre of carefully tended garden and patio area, including a fire pit on the platform give a selection of relaxed seating opportunities.

Plus d'informations

Guests have use of a lounge, formerly the station waiting room which has a cosy fire, TV and MP3 player. Wi-Fi is available in the house.

Each bedroom is decorated in it's own unique style and is equipped with flat-screen TV with built-in DVD player, and feature tea/coffee facilities and a hairdryer.

Pets are welcome to stay with you in the Wharfdale bedroom. Please advise if you wish to bring your pet with you in the additonal information box when booking.