Station Hotel

2 Boroughbridge Road, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, England

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About Station Hotel

A beautiful period building with wonderful architecture both inside and out. The hotel is five minutes walk to town. Situated adjacent to the railway station on the outskirts of the county town of Northallerton. Formerly known as the Horse and Jockey in the 1700's, it was a busy place next to the Race Course and Grandstand. Renamed in 1800 'The Railway Hotel and Posting House', it was a main stop off point for Posting Carriages, then having stables to house horses and accommodation for travellers. In 1901 it was transformed into what you see today and named The Station Hotel. The Main Bar was completely refurbished in November 1999 in the colours and design of the period and features an open fire place. The newly refurbished Lounge/bistro Bar is a smaller meeting place and is non-smoking. An attractive function room is situated off the main hall. It is available for many uses as required by our customers, private parties, buffets, and committee meetings. Bar Lunches and traditional Sunday lunches served. We have 13 newly decorated bedrooms and 5 house bathrooms. Due to the nature of the building, we have limited en suite accommodation. Please check directly with hotel for availability of these facilities.

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