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The North Eastern Hotel is a family run public house situated in the town centre of Goole. It was built in 1869. Until about 3 years ago the Hotel was run down so the Landlords Paul and Helen Newham took on the challenge of a major refurbishment.The Hotel has a small restaurant on the first floor as well as a restaurant on the second floor along with 7 nicely decorated rooms for bed and breakfast, including some with en-suite. There is also an area for the guests to sit and relax with ... MoreNewspapers and Tv on the second floor.Each room offers - Digital Tv, Fresh Towels, Toiletries, Tea and Coffee also you can have full use of an Iron Ironing board if required. We can provide an evening meal if pre booked.There is guest car parking available at the rear of the Hotel.We are situated directly across from Goole Train Station and only 15 minutes from Drax, 30 minutes from Doncaster, York and Hull.Goole's Attractions......Goole Town Port is one of the major attractions as the history can be traced as far back as the Vikings.The port was once one of the busiest in the country and is still used regualry to this day.Goole Waterways Museum offers barge trips up and down the river and also a tour of the port.Goole's NEWEST attraction is the Junction, located just round the corner on Wesley Square, it's a busy, vibrant Theatre, Cinema, Workshop and Cafe Bar.Also nearby is the local Lesiure Centre which offers fun for all the family such as swimming and sports facilities.And for any bird lovers its only 30 minutes to the local RSPB Bird Sactuary at Blacktoft.We are also and ideal place for any Train Fanatics as we are based across from Goole Train Station, covering routes from Sheffield to Hull.Paul and Helen welcome everyone, So come and stay with us at The North Eastern Hotel for a nice relaxed break, great hospitality, good food and beer. Less

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