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Gomersal Lodge Hotel
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Description
The Gomersal Lodge is an ideal base for touring the beauty spots of Yorkshire. It's also an ideal and inspirational hotel for those who love there literature!
The Gomersal Lodge, formerly named High Royd, was built for Mary Taylor on her return from New Zealand in 1860. Mary Taylor became famous because of her friendship with Charlotte Bronte which lasted until Charlotte's death in 1855. She was an inspiration and a driving force to Charlotte Bronte, encouraging her to go to Brussels which provided the experience on which her novels 'Villette' and 'The Professor' were based. The Taylor family and their home, Red House in Gomersal (now the Red House Museum) are recognised as the models for the Yorke Family and Briarmains in Charlotte Bronte's novel 'Shirley'.
The hotel has nine rooms and is small and friendly. All rooms are fully equipped with en-suite facilities, refreshments, colour television and radio alarms. The restaurant serves evening meals from 7pm till 9pm.
Grading information
Awarded 2 Stars by the AA
Prices from (per room per night)
£49.50 (Single Room)£59 (Twin Room)
£59 (Double Room)
Facilities
Dogs Allowed.
Colour TV.
Radio in room.
En suite rooms.
Tea / coffee in rooms.
Hair Dryer.
Parking Available.
Parking Max Capacity: 40.
Conference max capacity: 30.
Total Rooms: 9.
Number of Bars: 1.
Number of Restaurants: 1.
Restaurant Information
Prices from £5.50 Bar meals, £19.95 Table D'hote.
Open from 19:00 till 21:00. Last orders 21:00
