this georgian stone townhouse bed-and-breakfast, set on a historic road with restaurants and shops dating to medieval times, is within a 10-minute walk of market square, durham castle and durham cathedral. . full english or continental breakfast is offered, while snacks, packed lunches and dinners are available by prior arrangement. simply furnished rooms come with tvs; tea and coffee is provided on request Newcastle International Airport 31 min
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