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Ashbourne House york

Name: Ashbourne House york
Address: 139 Fulford Rd, York YO10 4HG, UK, York, ON
Telephone: 01904 639912
Rating: 5

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Ashbourne House is located at 139 Fulford Rd, York YO10 4HG, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Ashbourne House and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Lovely B&B with comfortable beds for a good night's sleep, well equipped rooms nicely furnished and

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Lovely B&B with comfortable beds for a good night's sleep, well equipped rooms nicely furnished and very clean. Equipped with tea & coffee facilities...treats too. Nice extras also with toiletries, if you were passing through you wouldn't need your own. Breakfast is a highlight & delicious! Fiona & Ricardo are friendly hosts and make you feel at home.

It has been a pleasure to stay here for 3 nights over New Year Fiona and Ricardo are the perfect hos

a month ago

5^{/ 5}

It has been a pleasure to stay here for 3 nights over New Year Fiona and Ricardo are the perfect hosts very helpful and especially with our injured party member on crutches. The rooms are perfect with the attention to detail exceptional and a delicious breakfast of plenary of choice each morning. We as a family highly recommend this b & b and we will definitely be back as we love York see you soon xx thank you xx

Really comfortable with a great full English breakfast. Great value for money.

6 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Really comfortable with a great full English breakfast. Great value for money.

Lovely place to stay andnices. Staff not far from town centre

4 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Lovely place to stay andnices. Staff not far from town centre

Fantastic hosts. Really comfortable bed. Great breakfast. Overall one of the best B ñ B s we have e

11 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Fantastic hosts. Really comfortable bed. Great breakfast. Overall one of the best B ñ B s we have ever been to

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