The State Bedroom is situated in the North East Tower, looking across the Castle Park to the River Eden and the Pennines. It features two 16th Century four poster beds (one with Lady Anne Clifford’s headboard dated 1590, the year of her birth). All the walls are hung with 16th Century tapestries and the wardrobes and other furnishings are antique. It is a fine example of how the very wealthy decorated their rooms before the advent of wall paper and very few rooms like it exist in the country today.
Features:
• Sleeps (both have a double mattress 4 feet 7″ wide) •
• Ensuite bathroom with spa •
Facilities:
• Tea and coffee maker •
• Wireless internet access •
• Iron and ironing board •
• Blackout drapes or curtains •
• Complimentary toiletries •
• Hair dryer •