Cathedral House, 17 St Mary's Street, Ely presented by A1 Tourism

Cathedral House, 17 St Mary's Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4ER
Telephone: 01353 662124
Fax: 01353 662124
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Cathedral House - En Suite Accommodation.

Whether your visit to Ely is for business or pleasure, a warm welcome awaits in this Grade II listed home. Within the shadow of the Cathedral and close to Cromwell's House - the Tourist Information Centre, restaurants, shops and main facilities. All rooms are en suite and well appointed with garden views. Parking. No smoking. To make a reservation tel. or fax: +44 (0) 1353 662124 or send an e-mail.

Cathedral House was originally built for a doctor in the mid-1800. Its tall narrow proportions are singularly Georgian in style and belie its spacious interior. Of particular note is its fine oriel window and elegant staircase with its unique winding balustrade.

The present owners, Jenny and Robin Farndale, have undertaken a program of restoration and refurbishment to not only preserve important features but also provide their guests with the highest standard of modern day comfort.For guests there are three suites, each one has its own luxury bathroom with heated towel rail and cast iron bath with mixer taps.

All the bedrooms are furnished individually in a period look and well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, TV etc. Each room has a view of the delightful walled garden, as does the dining room where guests breakfast around the farmhouse table in front of an open fire when it is cold.

RATES & RESERVATIONS:
Double and Twin	from £80.00
Single Occupancy	from £45.00
SHORT BREAKS AT CATHEDRAL HOUSE (November to March):
These prices are based on two people in a twin or double room.
2 NIGHTS (MID WEEK)	from £150.00
3 NIGHTS (MID WEEK)	from £210.00
1 WEEK (7 NIGHTS)	from £490.00
N.B. Advance bookings require written confirmation and a deposit. Payments can be made by Cash or Cheque. Weekends minimum 2 nights

Ely

Ely is an ideal base to tour East Anglia. There is something for everyone - places of interest include Cambridge, Bury St. Edmunds, Newmarket, Thetford Forest, Wicken Fen, Welney 'Wetlands Trust' and much more besides.

Places of Interest

Ely Cathedral

The magnificent cathedral was founded by Etheldreda in 673, but the present church is mostly 12th century and a fine example of Romanesque architecture. Features include the Octagon Tower, the 14th century Lady Chapel, Prior's Door, painted nave ceiling and buildings comprising of what remains of the Benedictine monastery.

Open:
Summer: 7.00am - 7.00pm daily
Winter: Mon - Sat 7.30am - 6.00pm, Sun 7.30am - 5.00pm

Ely Museum

Ely Museum tells the fascinating history of the Isle of Ely and the cathedral city at its heart. Nine galleries tell the story from the Ice Age to modern times. From time to time actors play the part of prisoners in the cells and re-enact the visit of John Howard.

Open All Year. 10.30am - 4.30pm daily except Bank Holidays.

Oliver Cromwell's House

The former home of the Lord Protector is open all year. Videos, exhibitions and period rooms tell the history of Cromwell's family home and gives a vivid portrayal of 17th century life. Hats and helmets to try, and a dressing-up box for children. Haunted Bedroom. Tourist Information Centre. Gift Shop.

Open:
Summer: 10.00am - 5.30pm daily
Winter: 10.00am - 5.00pm daily. (Sundays 11.00am - 3.00pm)

Stained Glass Museum

The Stained Glass Museum is a unique collection of stained glass dating from the Middle Ages. The windows trace the history and development of this fascinating art form up to the present day. Over one hundred panels of glass displayed at eye-level in the magnificent setting of Ely Cathedral.

Open:
Summer: Mon - Fri 10.30am - 5.00pm, Sat, 10.30am - 5.30pm and Sun 12 noon -6.00pm
Winter: Mon - Fri 10.30 - 4.30pm, Sat 10.30am - 5.00pm and Sun 12 noon - 4.15pm

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