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The Lawrance Apartments in Harrogate

The Lawrance Apartments

The Lawrance Apartments in Harrogate
Address: 38-42 Kings Road, Harrogate, HG1 5JW
Phone: +44 (0)1423 503226

The Lawrance in Harrogate opened in late 2009 and has been a hit on the Harrogate accommodation scene ever since.

With three properties in Harrogate housing 19 luxury suites and apartments, The Lawrance offers a refreshing new option for those tired of large hotels and unpredictable B&Bs.

The first property of The Lawrance is Kings House. Located right in the heart of Harrogate, it is the perfect place for visitors that want to enjoy the attractions of the town. The suites in Kings House are decorated in cosmopolitan style with rich fabrics and luxury amenities.

Not far from Kings House is York Road, a gated house with a countryside feel. The apartments in York Road offer stunning views over green fields, but are close enough to Harrogate that guests can walk into town.

The Lawrance’s third property in Harrogate is Duchy House, a beautiful historic building with a garden and private terraces. Rooms are glamorously designed and have a very cosmopolitan feel. The property is located on a beautiful, quiet street just a few minutes’ walk from the Royal Baths in Harrogate.

Aside from having excellent locations for its properties, The Lawrance apartments in Harrogate feature high-end interior design. Every luxury suite is decorated with quality fabrics, wallpaper, and linens, and apartments feature under-floor heating.

The Lawrance’s large, spacious living areas contain HD TVs, Sony PS3s, Blu-ray DVD players, and MP3 players. Bathrooms are fitted with Philippe Starck interiors and REN cosmetics, while kitchens feature high-end appliances and coffee and tea from Betty’s Tea Rooms in Harrogate. That’s to say nothing of the bedrooms, which have impossibly comfortable mattresses, silk throw pillows, and warm goose down duvets.

Rooms at The Lawrance apartments in Harrogate range from studios to three-bedroom apartments. Free parking is included (on location at York Road and Duchy House), as is free WiFi. Room rates start at £95 per night for a single-occupancy studio apartment.

Trains from Harrogate to York

Harrogate Train Station

One of the easiest ways to travel in Yorkshire is by rail, and trains from Harrogate to York are a great way to get between the two famous cities when you are visiting the UK.

Northern Rail operate services on this route. Their trains are comfortable and offer standard class seating throughout the carriages.

Trains from Harrogate to York station depart once an hour at peak periods during the day. Most trains leave from platform 1 at 5 minutes past the hour. There are other trains that require a change at Leeds station en route, but they are slower and more expensive, so are not the best choice.

The journey time to York is just 40 minutes on direct trains, making the service quick and convenient.

Standard class single train ticket fares on direct trains from Harrogate to York are £7.60. You can purchase them online or at the station before you board the train. Discounted train tickets can be obtained by those with railcards or passengers eligible for concessions.

Trains from York to Harrogate

Harrogate Train Station

Travelling by train from York to Harrogate is a convenient way to get around when you are visiting Yorkshire.

Trains between these cities are run by Northern Rail, which offer comfortable carriages with standard seating and luggage storage areas.

Trains leave York for Harrogate station once every hour from the morning until the evening. Most trains leave from platform 8 at 11 minutes past the hour.

There are also some trains that require a connection in Leeds on the way, but they are more expensive and take longer, so avoid them if you can.

The travel time to Harrogate is 32 to 33 minutes according to timetables, but delays are common. As such, be sure to factor in extra time if you have additional travel plans once you arrive.

Standard class single train tickets on direct trains from York to Harrogate cost £7.60. There is no first class service available on this route. You can buy train tickets online in advance or at the station. Discounts on train tickets are offered for those with a railcard and people eligible for reduced fares.