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Durham and York
... 11th century Norman Cathedral of Durham. Unlike Westminster Abbey, the Cathedral was very decoratively clean on the inside. The windows were smaller, the construction stone more light in colour and not nearly as covered by inscriptions and tombs. Huge columns, decorated by simple patterns lined the nave and beyond. From the centre of the cross, one could see a good way up the bell tower, and made it easy to imagine what Tintern Abbey might have been like. The back of the cathedral ...
Airports and aeroplanes
... all still wearing their headphones (tripwires for toilet bound me!) With ninja skills like that I should be at the Olympics, I'm wasted at Fox's. It seems like everyone on the plane is asleep apart from me. I'm bored and walking around the plane writing this. I think we must be going over Brisbane now, almost there. Just another 2hours 40minutes. Woop! I'm gonna see if I can get another hot snack. I'm not actually hungry I'm just bored and yesterday ...
A few pints before we leave!
Officially, I think our trip starts today... our leaving do! Thanks for all the friends and family that were able to make it and we hope you enjoyed the little buffet we prepared. Thank you for the gifts we received too, a delicious cake from Richard and ...
A York That´s Not New
... take us to our B&B in a nearby village. It was touch and go as we schlepped our bags through the quiet city streets in search of our bus stop. Luckily, we managed to find the right one. The B&B owner assured us that the bus driver would know where the B&B was. So, of course, the driver didn’t have a clue. We told him the name of the village, which he did know, so we hoped it would all work out once we got there. And it did, too, as ...
Leaving for the airport.
... that means it should arrive at 11:50.
It does and I'm on my way to London. Takes about 4hours 40minutes to get to Victoria coach station. The train station is only across the road so I get over there and get my train to Gatwick.
I'd given myself plenty of time to get here but with the coach being late I'm almost spot on time. When I check in I've got about 20minutes before the flight starts boarding. Draw some cash oout of the ATM as I don't want to use my ...
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A average dinner experience
I found the dinner we had with my partner not to be value-for-money.
The service was attentive but slow, the decor tired with view on the car park and the food merely satisfactory (2 rosettes). The dining room was empty.
I also had the disconfort of meeting the Head Chef coming out of the guest toilets with his assistant having a drink sat on a sofa downstairs!
Petit Dejeuner!
I booked this lovely looking hotel based on trip advisor ratings, for my partners birthday weekend. the room was very small, but renovated nicely, mini bar fridge wasnt working, but room otherwise clean. We ate in the bistro, and the food was excellent ,with fantastic service. For us, the whole experience was spoilt by a tiny portion for breakfast -one mushroom, one half tomato and a tiny piece of black pudding -at £12.50 !! When I complained, I was met with an aggressive stance by the manager. They took £12.50 off the bill.. I left a gratuity of the same amount to reflect the excellent service we had otherwise.
Fantastic stay
We spent 3 nights at this elegant hotel. Book the 4 poster bedroom. High bed, cozy with wonderful pillows. Shortbread and tea in the room. Room is filled with antiques. Breakfast is great. Try the haddock and eggs. Lots of fresh fruit and delicious jams. Brasserie was very good. Wonderful location 5 minutes to the Minster but away from the congestion. I dare say it was the best room I have stayed in my many trips throughout Europe, USA and the Islands. The Grange is everything one could ever want in a historic inn in a historic city.
Our delightful Easter Break
My wife and I stayed at The Grange for a 3 night break over the Easter weekend. The hotel is just a short stroll from the City centre and is on the main road (arent most city centre hotels!) We had a wonderful stay and as we booked a 342 offer I took advantage and ate in 2 of the hotels restaurants. The Brasserie was great but the Ivy was a beatiful experience and well worth a second visit. Breakfast in the morning was really good (nice touch of fresh, warm croissants) and the receptionist was very friendly and even took the time to print maps and destination details for us. The Grange is a splendid hotel and would recommend to all to pay a visit.
Pleasant
I stayed at this hotel in early March for one evening as part of a business trip. Having stayed there a number of times before, I was pleased to note that the standards have been maintained. My room was nicely decorated with good facilities (although a little cramped). The hotel has an acclaimed restaurant, although I chose to eat at a local Italian restaurant (ASK - excellent) which was within easy walking distance. Breakfast was very enjoyable and offered a good selection, although the tables were far too close together which meant almost having to share. The hotel provides ample parking at the rear and is well located.
A little noisy
Loved the restaurant and The Grange is a fantastic building but it is located on the A19 main road. Constant hum of traffic and sirens. You must insist on a room at the back to benefit from this fabulous hotel.
Nice hotel but make sure you get the right room
Nice small hotel but make sure you get a room at the back and away from the bar. We started off in room 19, nice room but right above the bar so there was a constant drone of muzak through the floor. We moved to a room at the back of the hotel, which was an excellent room but we could only have it for one night before moving to a room at the front of the hotel. Again the room was nice but the hotel is on one of the main roads into York so there was a significant amount of traffic noise.
Wow!
What a FAB hotel, we booked for a weekend break for 2 and found the Grange to be one of the best hotels I have stayed in for a long time.
The staff were friendly and the food in the Ivy Restaurant was GREAT. I cant wait for our return visit!
Anniversary Weekend
Lovely little hotel, about ten minute walk from the centre. The bedroom we had was decorated very cosy including a fireplace and an extremely comfortable bed. My only complaint and it did spoil thingswas the adjoining door between us and the next door room. Even though it was two doors we could hear next doors television and even them cough, we felt no privacy and although the hotel were sympathetic they simply said that noone had complained before. Overall a relaxing, comfortable hotel.
Outstanding service
I stayed at the Grange hotel with my girlfriend in August 2001. We had a wonderful time there, the hotel was warm and welcoming and the food was exceptional. We felt we were treated in the highest fashion with the greatest of respect. Thank you very much, we will be returning.
York is also an exceptional and beautiful city set in a very beautiful country.