Ascot House Hotel

53 Kings Rd, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England

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About Ascot House Hotel

Quality, independent hotel with many Victorian features, just a short stroll from Harrogate's conference & town centres. Visit Britain Silver Award for properties achieving the highest levels of quality within their Star rating. The Ascot House was originally built in 1892 by Mr W H Baxter as a traditional Victorian family residence. It has now been elegantly transformed into a 19-bedroom hotel. For home-from-home comfort, all bedrooms have en suite bath/shower, well-lit desk, telephone, TV, radio/alarm, hairdryer, tea/coffee facilities, electric blankets, (trouser press & ironing facilities) are also available (supplement applies). Superior and Four Poster rooms are the larger rooms. The Ascot Room, a cosy sitting room with open fires in the winter, is the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea or just curl up with a good book. Relax in comfort in the informal friendly atmosphere of our lounge bar - or take in the sunshine on the patio balcony. Enjoy the evening in our elegant restaurant which offers traditional English and Continental dishes, prepared using the finest fresh produce. Complement your meal with a bottle of wine from our well-stocked cellar - many imported direct for extra value. Breath-taking gardens and floral displays have earned Harrogate wide acclaim and the traditional Turkish baths and Royal Pump Room Museum are well worth a visit. You will find some of the best shopping in Yorkshire, together with lively restaurants, wine bars, night clubs and theatres. A wealth of attractions including stately homes and historic castles lie within a short drive, together with the stunning scenery of the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors.

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