 | Chelmsford Place Guest House York Chelmsford Place Guest House, 85 Fulford Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4BD "Nigel Armitage would like to extend a warm welcome to visitors of Chelmsford Place Guest House. Chelmsford Place is to be found at 85 Fulford Road, only 10 minutes walk from York's historic city centre." |
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Chelmsford Place
Guest House
B+B in York Centre, 85 Fulford Road, York, Yorkshire, YO10 4BDTelephone: 01904 624491
Fax: 01904 624491
Visit Britain 3 Star Highly Commended
A Non Smoking Establishment
Three night en-suite / standard room specials available all year round excluding horse racing days and bank holidays |
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| Nigel & Wendy would like to extend a warm welcome to visitors of Chelmsford Place Guest House. Chelmsford Place is to be found at 85 Fulford Road, which is only 9-10 minutes walk from York's historic city centre either by the pleasant tree lined riverside walk which is only 400 yards away or by the main road. We are also close to York University & supply free campus maps for visiting students or families of students. |
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| Chelmsford Place offers singles, doubles, twins, triples & family rooms, all of which have full en-suite facilities, apart from two Standard rooms which share separate toilet-shower facilities about 10ft away on the same landing (Dressing gowns are provided for these two rooms) and we have guaranteed free parking..... |
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 | ...All rooms have central heating, LCD freeview television and tea and coffee-making facilities. |
| Full English breakfast is included in the price, and is served in the comfortable ground floor dining room. |  |
| FREE wireless high speed Internet access is available to those wishing to use their own WiFi laptop computer at the guest house whilst staying with us, subject to compatibly. |
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| YORK TOURIST INFORMATION CHELMSFORD PLACE makes an ideal base from which to explore York's city streets, which are packed with places of interest. Best known of all is the world famous Minster, the largest Gothic cathedral north of the Alps, and one of the finest in Europe. But there's so much more as well, including the city walls, first built in the fourteenth century, and many museums, including the Jorvik Viking Centre - where you can find out how life was lived in York in the year 948 - as well as the Castle and Yorkshire Museum. There's plenty to interest the whole family at the National Railway Museum, which was recently expanded and is the largest railway museum in the world. There are also a host of guided walks to show the visitor the hidden corner of the city, including its famous `snickleways` and many different ghost walks are available. Open top double decker buses run regular tours of the city, as do the cruise ships along the river, so it's easy to see all the sites whether or not you arrive by car. York boasts a large number of attractions for a city it's size, meaning there's always something entertaining to do. There are three cinemas within easy reach - including a 12-screen multiplex - two atmospheric theatres, a host of restaurants serving a huge variety of international cuisine. A pleasant way of getting to the city centre from Chelmsford Place is to take the riverside walk along the Ouse, which can be joined just 400 metres across the road from the guest house. Just a short walk from Chelmsford Place are the championship-standard Fulford golf course, with the York University and designer outlet centre just a few minutes drive away and York race course, one of the leading tracks in the country and sometimes known as the 'Ascot of the North'. Beyond York itself, thereare a host of attractive towns and houses worthy of a visit. Especially well-known is the magnificent Castle Howard, where Brideshead Revisited was filmed. Two National Parks are alsonear at hand with the North York Moors Railway (famous for 'Heartbeat') running original old steam trains operating a regular passenger/dining service from Pickering to Whitby via Goathland,with the other National Park being the Yorkshire Dales about one hours drive away. There's so much to see and do in York and the surrounding area, you'll be spoilt for choice. |
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| DIRECTIONS From A1: - Travelling from the NORTH: Take the A59 to York and turn right on to the inner ring road. Join the A64 dual carriageway to York and take the third exit marked "York centre A19" then follow this road into York for about 2 miles. From A1/M1: - Travelling from the SOUTH: join the A64 dual carriageway to York and take the third exit marked "York Centre A19". Then follow this road into York for about 2 miles. Chelmsford Places is situated on the right. |
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