Barrington House, 15 Nunthorpe Avenue, York YO23 1PF, Northeast England, United Kingdom
Barrington House
15 Nunthorpe Avenue, York YO23 1PF, Northeast England, United Kingdom
+44 845 6446300
http://www.barringtonhouse.net
15 Nunthorpe Avenue, York YO23 1PF, Northeast England, United Kingdom
+44 845 6446300
http://www.barringtonhouse.net
General and in-room facilities and services available at Barrington House
fully equipped common kitchen
rooms for non-smokers
phone at the reception
credit/debit cards accepted
checks accepted
television set in room
heating in room
ironing facilities in room
tea and coffee making facilities
en-suite/private bathroom
hairdryer in room
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situated just 10 minutes walk from the city centre, midway between the railway station and York Race Course. Barrington House has been a guest house for over 25 years and during this time it has established a good repeat clientele due to our quality of service and value for money. Close to the Hotel are many restaurants, bars, shops, and all the facilities of the City Centre. Visitors to Barrington House are immediately aware of the elegance of their surroundings, The attractive dining room serves full English breakfasts with Continental and Vegetarian alternatives, and guests can enjoy discussing the day's events in leisure. We are situated in a quiet cul-de-sac off the main road For those who are perhaps coming to York for the first time, Barrington House with its friendly and helpful staff is the ideal choice. All superbly furnished bedrooms are fully equipped with en suite facilities, colour television and tea/coffee hospitality tray with complimentary biscuits. We also provide accommodation in a luxury villa in Florida, USA. Barrington House, 15 Nunthorpe Avenue, York YO23 1PF Telephone (local rate number) 0845 644 6300. Website Design sitemaker1.com holiday accommodation york york luxury guest house non smoking accommodation york york holiday accommodation lodgings close york city centre
The Barrington is an Edwardian Town House built around 1906. The house both inside and out still displays many of the original features of that period. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Double room ~ Offering a large double bed, with en-suite shower and toilet. Colour television, radio alarms and coffee-making facilities are included. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Family room ~ Offering spacious accommodation with one double and two single beds, en-suite shower and toilet, colour TV radio alarms and tea/coffee making facilities. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Dining Offering a choice of cooked breakfast or continental with various cereals, yogurt, grapefruit, fruit juice and fresh fruit.
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situated just 10 minutes walk from the city centre, midway between the railway station and York Race Course. Barrington House has been a guest house for over 25 years and during this time it has established a good repeat clientele due to our quality of service and value for money. Close to the Hotel are many restaurants, bars, shops, and all the facilities of the City Centre. Visitors to Barrington House are immediately aware of the elegance of their surroundings, The attractive dining room serves full English breakfasts with Continental and Vegetarian alternatives, and guests can enjoy discussing the day's events in leisure. We are situated in a quiet cul-de-sac off the main road For those who are perhaps coming to York for the first time, Barrington House with its friendly and helpful staff is the ideal choice. All superbly furnished bedrooms are fully equipped with en suite facilities, colour television and tea/coffee hospitality tray with complimentary biscuits. We also provide accommodation in a luxury villa in Florida, USA. Barrington House, 15 Nunthorpe Avenue, York YO23 1PF Telephone (local rate number) 0845 644 6300. Website Design sitemaker1.com holiday accommodation york york luxury guest house non smoking accommodation york york holiday accommodation lodgings close york city centre
The Barrington is an Edwardian Town House built around 1906. The house both inside and out still displays many of the original features of that period. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Double room ~ Offering a large double bed, with en-suite shower and toilet. Colour television, radio alarms and coffee-making facilities are included. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Family room ~ Offering spacious accommodation with one double and two single beds, en-suite shower and toilet, colour TV radio alarms and tea/coffee making facilities. From £28.00 (42Euro) pppn. Dining Offering a choice of cooked breakfast or continental with various cereals, yogurt, grapefruit, fruit juice and fresh fruit.
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