Sir William Gull

Bed & Breakfast
AA 4 Star Inn

Sir William Gull Room

The Sir William Gull room has been beautifully refurbished to an exceptionally high standard offering stylish, comfortable and inviting accommodation at this lovely historic Inn.

The room is at the rear of the building and features views onto the church and churchyard.

This bedroom has a king-size bed, a beautiful en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and comes with complimentary toiletries.

All rooms have complimentary tea and coffee making facilities.

RATES

Monday to Thursday £99.00 per room per night including breakfast
Friday to Sunday £109.00 per room per night including breakfast

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BACKGROUND

Sir William Gull, who lived from 31st December 1816 – 29th January 1890, is an unlikely suspect for the Jack the Ripper killings, but his name has been suggested nonetheless. Sir William was a prominent 19th century physician, had links to the Royal Family and died within a year and a half of the last murders, all of which contribute to a complicated theory that he was Jack the Ripper. He is remembered because of his important contributions to medical science, and there are many historical records from which we can draw information.