Holiday Flat
In 2007, English Heritage opened a holiday flat inside the castle, in converted former staff quarters. The Flat is situated above the museum near the room in which the king was kept captive. A balcony going across the Kings prison room is adjoined to the flat of which is currently long - term rented by English heritage staff.
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