Sherwood Hotel

7 Studley Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England

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About Sherwood Hotel

We are a small, privately owned hotel, offering 6 individually decorated bedrooms. We have an English Tourism Council 4-Star Classification and are centrally located, a few minutes from the International Conference Centre and a short stroll from the town centre, bus and train stations. Outside the hotel, within the quiet street, there are plenty of parking spaces for your car. The rooms, most with en suites, are decorated to a very high standard, each with controllable central heating, a remote control colour TVs, direct dial telephone with laptop internet access, a hairdryer, alarm clock radio, tea, coffee, beverage welcome tray, and complimentary toiletries. The hotel is accessible at all times. Sue and Austin look forward to offering you the facilities of a large hotel, but with a homely and friendly atmosphere.

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