The Byerley Suite
Bridal
Four poster luxury in the Byerley Suite
The Byerley suite commands one of the best views from the Hall, facing south over the gardens, down the Lime Tree Walk and across the open parkland. This suite has one of the largest bathrooms with underfloor heating, remote controlled shower and a huge jacuzzi bath.
Not only is it a beautiful room, it has some lovely touches for brides, including a hook high up to hang their wedding dress and a full-length mirror to get ready in front of. The Byerley Suite is one of two bridal suites and is ideal also for romantic getaways.
AA Five Gold Stars
Goldsborough Hall has been awarded five gold stars from the AA for the third year running and is the highest rated accommodation in Yorkshire.
Luxury jacuzzi bath in the Byerley Suite
Room Features:
• 8ft by 8ft hand-made mahogany fully curtained four-poster bed with Emperor sized mattress
• White Company Egyptian cotton sheets and 10ft wide Siberian goose down duvet
• Ivory leather Chesterfield suite with additional sofa bed
• Partners’ writing desk and chair
• Large mahogany double wardrobe
• Molton Brown toiletries
• Hypo-allergenic bedding
• 50in high-definition digital plasma TV
The Byerley Suite
• In room mahogany mini-bar and safe
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Two digital cordless direct dial telephones
• Wireless broadband internet access
• Brass touch sensitive bedside lights
• Alarm clock with weather station
• Hairdryer
Bathroom Features:
• Large semi circular 14 jet whirlpool bath
• Curved glass shower with wireless controlled 12in monsoon shower head
• Under floor heating (computer controlled)
• Oak vanity unit with double sinks
• Bathrobes
• Heated, demisting mirror
• Chrome heated towel rail
• Chrome shaver socket
History:
The Byerley Suite
The suite is named after Captain Byerley in honour of his most famous horse the Byerley Turk that was buried at Goldsborough Hall in 1706. This horse became the eldest of three stallions from which all horses must descend if they are to be called a thoroughbred.
The Byerley family, originally from Midridge Grange in Northumberland, inherited the Hall with the marriage of their son, Robert, to his cousin Mary Wharton who then lived here from the late 17th to mid-18th Century. A 300-year-old copper beech tree stands near the main entrance and is believed to mark the spot of the last resting place of the Byerley Turk.
Staying in the Byerley suite is a must for any keen equestrian visiting the racecourses of Yorkshire and may just help in picking a winner.
Availability of this suite can be found at the top left of this page or please visit our Special Offers pages.
