Hazlewood Castle Hotel
Hazlewood Castle Hotel

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Tel code: 01937 | code search
Postcode: LS24 | code search
Population: 6600
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Tadcaster lies on the River Wharfe between Leeds and York. Originally named Calcaria (place of limestone) by the Romans, it was a small settlement, serving as a resting place for travellers and a staging post on the London (Londinium) to York (Eboracum) road.

Its limestone has been used since these times in many famous buildings, including a Roman fort in York and York Minster.

The high quality Tadcaster water is drunk throughout the world in the famous beers which is brewed in the three breweries sited here.

The battle of Tadcaster was fought around the Tadcaster river bridge in the Civil War and at Towton 3 miles away in 1461 a decisive battle settled the War of the Roses.

Surrounded by the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside, this market town is ideally situated as a base for touring.

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Travelodge York Tadcaster (2.79 miles)

The Travelodge York Tadcaster sits just off the A64 and is the ideal base for visiting the historic city of York, which is 5 miles away, and the quaint town of Tadcaster, just 3 miles ... More | visit website

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Hazlewood Castle Hotel (3.06 miles)

Hazlewood Castle Hotel
Acquired in October 1996, the Castle has been sympathetically restored to offer the traditional comforts of an elegant private house whilst retaining an atmosphere of peace and tranquility.

Beautifully redecorated to the very highest standards, the ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn York South West (3.55 miles)

Premier Inn York South West
Well positioned for the historic city of York. Local attractions include the Yorkshire Air museum, York Racecourse and Jorvik Viking centre. The Park and Ride facility into York city centre is only 2 miles away. Our ... More | visit website
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The Old Presbytery Guest House (4.22 miles)

The Old Presbytery Guest House
It is conveniently located just 5 minutes drive from the nearest towns of Sherburn in Elmet and Tadcaster. It provides a perfect base for exploring the whole of Yorkshire including the Moors; Dales; ... More | visit website
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Ramada Wetherby (5.75 miles)

Ramada Wetherby

Situated on the outskirts of the picturesque market town of Wetherby and within easy reach of Leeds, York and Harrogate, this smart, modern hotel is just off the a1 making it an ideal location for ... More | visit website

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Cawood Park (5.93 miles)

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The Old Vicarage (6.56 miles)

The Old Vicarage

By the riverside in a peaceful village, this detached house offers a secure, safe garden as well as a fishing jetty and pedal boat on the river. Beautifully furnished combining original beams with luxurious comforts, ... More | visit website

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Cawood Guest House (6.58 miles)

Cawood Guest House
We are a newly opened small,friendly Home from Home offering comfortable,spotless accommodation and comprehensive breakfast menu..OUR NIGHTLY RATE FOR 1 GUEST IS JUST HALF FULL ROOM RATE..NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT! Situated in the peaceful,historic village of Cawood,backing ... More | visit website
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Days Inn Wetherby (6.75 miles)

Days Inn Wetherby

This BRAND NEW Hotel for Summer 2009 is located only a few minutes away from the prestigious Wetherby Racecourse and the picturesque town of Wetherby. This convenient stop off point is ideal for travellers on ... More | visit website

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York Lakeside Lodges (6.95 miles)

York Lakeside Lodges

This splendid family run park is set in wooded grounds with a beautiful lake as its centrepiece. It offers you a real taste of the countryside, yet the centre of historic York is just two ... More | visit website

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