The Beverley Arms

North Bar Within, Beverley, East Yorkshire, England

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About The Beverley Arms

The 18th century Beverley Arms Hotel, a Brook Hotel, is in close proximity to the medieval town centre of Beverley and inside the ancient gateway. This former coach house retains all its charm through its traditional furnishings and its historic York flagstones. The Beverley Arms offers the same hospitality and warmth as its predecessors but with all the comfort and charm of a 21st century hotel. This well located property has excellent transport links to Hull, Doncaster and Sheffield. Relax with good food and wine in comfortable surroundings that once had connections with the highwayman Dick Turpin. This hotel is full of character, and offers the most pleasant of stays.

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