 Formerly named High Royd, this charming house was built for Mary Taylor in 1860. Now it provides delightfully elegant accommodation and excellent service in a tranquil and relaxing setting. Ideally situated as a base from which to plan your excursions to the towns and attractions of the surrounding area.
Mary Taylor was a novelist in her own right but was probably more famous for her friendship with Charlotte Bronte. She is widely renown as the inspiration and driving force that encouraged Charlotte to visit Brussels, a visit that inspired many of her famous novels.
As a small establishment with 9 tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished rooms, we can offer a level of service that is rarely found in large establishments, and all our guests receive attentive but unobtrusive service during their stay, ensuring that all their requirements are catered for, whenever it is possible for us to do so.
There is a comfortable lounge area where you can sit and relax with a newspaper or a glass of wine, or you can sample the excellent food that is on offer in the restaurant, with a varied menu that will satisfy all tastes; there is a selection of fine wines for you to choose from to compliment your meal.
The Yorkshire Moors; the Dales and 'Bronte country' are just a few of the places of interest and beauty that are within easy reach. If you are here on business, or just fancy some excellent shopping, Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield are all only a short drive away.
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Double Room
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Our rates include Bed, taxes and service charge.
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