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Historic Hotel Accommodation in Ripley, Yorkshire Part of the Yorkshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Nidd Hall HotelA Historic Hotel in Ripley, YorkshireNidd Ripley Yorkshire England HG3 3BN
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From: £200.00 Records show that there was a house on the site of Nidd Hall at least 100 years before Elizabethan times and its oldest rooms, the cellars, date from this period. Yet Nidd Hall is perhaps best remembered for its 20th century history and the rumoured first fateful meeting between Edward VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson. Nidds Georgian serenity is fit for the most regal of encounters and its easy to imagine the lovers-to-be exploring this elegant Grade II listed stately home and its landscaped gardens Nidd Hall sits within 45 acres of Victorian and Edwardian parkland, sculpted lawns and stepped terraces, the perfect manicured foil to the nearby glories of the Yorkshire Dales. Within 20 minutes youll be entranced by the medieval masterpiece of Fountains Abbey, while York, Bolton Abbey and Harewood House are all easy to find. Elegant Nidd has a full fitness suite, with spa pool, indoor pool and sauna and steam rooms, a fantastic fishing lake (seasonal, rod licence required), croquet, tennis, boules and many other indoor and outdoor facilities You can also try our Declor health and beauty therapies (at an extra charge) perfect to de-stress yourself! There are 45 square acres of stunning gardens and grounds for you to wander, plus the breathtaking views to take in. Make sure you have a walk around our beautiful lake, or visit our Indian Eagle Owl, Amber! On a Warner Leisure Hotels short break theres live entertainment every night with breakfast, three course dinner and accommodation all included in the price. Please note all our breaks are for adults only All members of the party must be over 21 years of age. Other facilities include: The Rawson Restaurant, The Terrace Restaurant (additional supplement required for half board guests), Tea rooms, Gift Shop, Mountgarret Bar, Live evening entertainment in the late lounge every night and a Beautiful Church in grounds. Accommodation Rating: 4* Self assessed Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Ripley Castle Ripley Castle -
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4.2 miles (Garden) Markenfield Hall -
4.3 miles (Historic House) Newby Hall -
5.2 miles (Historic House) Plumpton Rocks -
5.3 miles (Garden) Studley Royal, St Mary Church -
5.7 miles (Historic Church) Fountains Abbey -
5.7 miles (Abbey) Studley Royal Water Garden -
5.7 miles (Garden) Roecliffe, St Mary's Church -
5.7 miles (Historic Church) Goldsborough Hall Garden -
5.8 miles (Garden) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Harrogate -
3.9 miles away Knaresborough -
4.1 miles away Ripon -
5.4 miles away Boroughbridge -
6.4 miles away Pateley Bridge -
9 miles away Adel -
13.2 miles away Chapel Allerton -
14.6 miles away Thirsk -
14.8 miles away
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest We've 'tagged' this accommodation to help you find related historic attractions and learn more about major time periods mentioned in the description. More about these Historic Time Periods:MedievalGeorgian Victorian Find attractions tagged with:Medieval (Time Period) - Georgian (Time Period) - Victorian (Time Period) - Elizabethan (Architecture) - Edward VIII (Person) - Edwardian (Historical Reference) -Directions: UK Hotels |
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HISTORY CORNERName the Historic attractionBritish Heritage AwardsCelebrate the best of British Heritage in our annual British History QuizMary, Queen of Scots was moved here following the failure of the Babington Plot to free her from captivity in 1586 This Day in British History13 February, 1689 William and Mary jointly crowned monarchs of England Only the previous day Parliament declared a Declaration of Rights, making James II's constitutional reforms illegal Monarch MayhemThis monarch was married (legally) to Caroline of Brunswick and (secretly) to Maria Fitzherbert |
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