Residential library and cultural hub, housing a vast collection of books and offering accommodation. It is the UK's only residential library, founded by Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone. # Why Go π Sleep among 150,000 books in a unique residential library ποΈ Historic Grade I listed building π Explore over 150,000 items, including Gladstone's annotated collection β¨ Enjoy a tranquil environment for study, reflection, and intellectual engagement π½οΈ Comfortable accommodation with good food and free WiFi βΏ Increased accessibility to communal areas π Regular cultural events like GladFest # Why Avoid π¨ Not a conventional hotel, focus is on study and quiet retreat πΆββοΈ Some rooms may have shared bathrooms (though spotless) π§ Lift to upstairs rooms not yet installed # Tips ποΈ Book accommodation well in advance due to high demand β Visit the 'Food for Thought' coffee shop for breakfast, lunch, or cakes π£οΈ Look out for evening talks and literary events π Register as a Reader for full access to reading rooms. πΈ Discounts available for students, clergy, and long stays. # Cost π° Rooms Β£120.00 - Β£170.00 per night (breakfast included). Free access to collection for non-residents. # Hours π Coffee Shop daily 9am-7:15pm; Sunday Lunch 12pm-2pm. Reading rooms open until 10pm for guests. # βΏ Accessibility Mobility accessibility facilities available.
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