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The Georgian House and Mews: Visit York

February 10, 2020 Jan Dee Spotlight on, Yorkshire Hotels

Ideally situated in the heart of York’s bustling city-centre with close proximity to York Minister, the Georgian House and Mews is an ideal place to stay. Located close to many of York’s main attractions, the Georgian House and Mews is perfect for leisure travellers looking to explore the vibrant city on foot. The historic streets of York are waiting to be discovered! Plus there’s a variety of local restaurants to enjoy evening dining. Alternatively, spend the night in the intimate bar at the Georgian House and Mews. Enjoy quality bottled beers, wines and spirits as you sit back and relax

Stay and Explore Yorkshire with Cedar Court Hotels

October 16, 2019 Jan Dee Yorkshire Hotels

Medieval abbeys, Norman Castles and two magnificent national parks; North York Moors and the Peak District are just some of the top attractions in Yorkshire. Known for its Viking and Roman heritage, there’s plenty to see and explore this Autumn. Turn your visit into a weekend away at one of four Cedar Court Hotels conveniently located in Wakefield, Bradford, Harrogate and Huddersfield! Harrogate First stop is Harrogate. Located east of Yorkshire, this Victorian spa town is an elegant and stylish base for the leisure or business guest. The RHS Garden Harlow Carr and the Royal Pump Room are just two

Explore North Yorkshire in 2019!

January 21, 2019 Jan Dee All Locations, Countryside Hotels, England, National Parks, Yorkshire Hotels

For cyclists, ramblers and countryside lovers, North Yorkshire is definitely worth adding to the 2019 bucket list! From quaint villages that are perfect for relaxation, through to taking on the mighty Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge, there is much to be enjoyed in this region of the UK. Visiting Northallerton Northallerton is a great base for exploring all the North Yorkshire countryside. Why not visit the Church of All Saints, which dates back to 1120? Additionally, The Fleece Inn is a stand-out attraction in the town. It’s one of the oldest pubs in Northallerton and even welcomed Charles Dickens in the