Bishopsgate House Hotel
A Historic Hotel in Beaumaris, Gwynedd (Isle of Anglesey)
Accommodation Description:
This 18th Century Georgian Town Hotel is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now, fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel. Bishopsgate House provides an ideal opportunity for holidaymakers and business people to relax and be pampered in comfort, enjoying delicious freshly prepared food, elegant rooms and friendly hospitality.
Centrally located in the historic castle town of Beaumaris, the hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the many delights of Anglesey and Snowdonia.
From: £58.00
Facilities
- Restaurant
- TV
- Pets Allowed
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Beaumaris, St Mary and St Nicholas -
0.1 miles (Historic Church) 
Beaumaris Castle -
0.3 miles (Castle)
Castell Aberlleiniog -
2.2 miles (Castle) 
Penrhyn Castle -
2.5 miles (Historic House)
Bangor Cathedral -
2.8 miles (Cathedral)
Penmon Priory -
3.4 miles (Abbey) 
Penmon Cross -
3.4 miles (Historic Church)
Abergwyngregyn Castle -
3.8 miles (Castle)
Cochwillan Old Hall -
4 miles (Historic House)
Vaynol -
5.8 miles (Garden) 
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest
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British History Quiz
This Day in British History
30 September, 1399
Henry IV declares himself king of England
Henry takes the throne after deposing Richard II. The actual coronation takes place on 13 October, and Richard is killed, probably by Henry's order, the next year.
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Shortly after this monarch was buried at Winchester Cathedral, the cathedral tower collapsed - a sign?