Win a two-night 'Settle & Carlisle' break
FANCY spending two nights in luxury in a converted station on the railway from Skipton to Carslie, one of Britain's most spectacular routes of all?
Tudor House Guest House, a unique bed and breakfast establishment in the Yorkshire Dales, is offering two lucky readers the chance. The establishment comprises the old station at Bell Busk, which served Malham. It was closed in 1959, but reopened as a B&B in the early 1980s. Bob and Sheila Marchant took over in September 2009 and are quickly building a reputation for the warmest of welcomes.
Bob said: "Guests come from far and wide and for many different reasons, but there is one thing that makes us stand out from any other B&Bs in the area - our location, on the world-famous Skipton-Settle-Carlisle line.
"Our 'sun-terrace' is the old platform and offers the very best vantage point for watching everything from the two-carriage passenger trains running between Leeds, Carlisle & Morecambe to the numerous steam-hauled excursions making their way up to the unforgettable Ribblehead Viaduct."
What is on offer in our star competition this month is a two-night break for two people in the Airedale family suite, which has a tremendous view looking along the best part of a mile of the legendary line.
Don't worry if you are not lucky enough to win; all readers are being offered a 10 per cent discount off the standard Tudor House tariff.
Just mention Heritage Railway magazine when booking and Bob and Sheila will do the rest!
For more information about Tudor House visit www.tudorbellbusk.co.uk, or have a look at what other people think about the establishment by searching www.tripadvisor.com and put 'Tudor House Bell Busk' into the search facility.
Competition closes on Thursday, 30th September 2010 at 5:00pm
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