Hallgarth Manor Country Hotel & Restaurant

Tunstal's Gallery is a fine example of a Tudor interior. It was built by Bishop Tunstal (1530-1559). The inner wall of this Gallery was formerly the outer wall of Bishop Pudsey's hall, and the great round-headed doorway which faces the Gallery's largest window was once the principal entrance to the lower part of this twelfth-century building. This doorway stands directly opposite the Castle Gatehouse, and was probably approached under a canopy by a long flight of steps from the Courtyard.