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The Golden Fleece Hotel, Thirsk, North Yorkshire - The Coaching Inn Group

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1,390 reviews · Booking.com
8.3

The property

Situated between the Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, this hotel is listed as one of England's oldest coaching inns and overlooks the cobbled market place in Thirsk. The Golden Fleece is a comfortable hotel with individually designed en suite rooms equipped with amenities to make you feel at home. Food is home-cooked using local produce, and the service is relaxed and friendly. The hotel is well-located for exploring the North Yorkshire countryside by foot or by car. The area is home to Aysgarth Falls, Sutton Bank and the World of James Herriot, and you can visit the beautiful Fountains Abbey or Castle Howard. Thirsk Train Station is located just 1.3 miles from the property and offers regular services to London and the North East.

Included services

Non-smoking rooms
Disability access
Room service
Parking
Free WiFi
Family rooms
Tea/coffee maker
Bar
Breakfast
Restaurant

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