On 8 acres, and surrounded by North Yorkshire countryside, Burn Hall offers 2 stylish restaurants, a modern bar and comfortable bedrooms. There is free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Set in beautiful grounds, Mercure York Fairfield Manor Hotel blends modern amenities with old-world style in an 18th-century Georgian manor house.
Gary
United Kingdom
Perfectly located, 3 miles out of York. Just down the road from the main park and ride which we used. Really easy and good value to get into the town centre with no hassle.
The room we had was huge, well laid out with a very large TV. The superking bed was very comfortable. We didn't have an evening meal, ate in town, but the breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. Staff were very good, efficient and polite.
A family owned and managed inn, The George Hotel Easingwold overlooks the pretty Georgian market square, and offers a warm welcome, fine food, real ales and good accommodations.
Beck Hill Cottage In Brandsby is a recently renovated vacation home in York where guests can make the most of the garden and terrace.
Alicia
United Kingdom
A lovely immaculately clean cottage in a beautiful location. The setting was gorgeous and ideally placed for visiting York and the surrounding area- we had a great day out at Castle Howard. Thank you!
Little Ings, Modern, idyllic hideaway in Yorkshire market town is located in Easingwold, just 13 miles from York Train Station and 13 miles from York Minster.
Hugh
United Kingdom
The host welcome, the cleanliness and the facilities. Nice touches such as milk pastries etc. Good TV, excellent bathroom and especially good shower
Featuring a garden and a south-facing terrace, Hazelwood Farm B&B is located in the village of Crayke, 12 mi from York.
Julie Phillipson
United Kingdom
Everything was excellent from the view to the room.
Food was spot on.
Host was amazing
Bed was comfortable
Room was spotless
Facilities couldn't have better
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Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated No93 Boutique Guest House provides accommodations with a garden and free Wifi.
Anthony
United Kingdom
Apr 2024
Just spent two nights at this gorgeous little guest house. What a fantastic place this is. So quirky and homely. Sheila the hostess couldn't do enough for you, the place was clean, the room's each had their own bathrooms. The breakfast was made freshly for each person and wow it was lovely. The village is very nice with quite a few pub's, the locals are very friendly we asked about getting the bus to York. The bus leaves the market square the 30x was the quicker one, and the fare was £2 per person. Well worth doing by bus, the stop was just in front of the toilet block, market square. A very enjoyable break and we'll definitely return and recommend.
The staff were fabulous, reception, restaurant, bar and...
The staff were fabulous, reception, restaurant, bar and cleaners 5*
The room was like a travelodge but the price wasn’t!
Radiator stuck on full the first night. I suffer with heat so couldn’t sleep, ruined our shopping trip to york the next day as I was over tired.
We had to leave before breakfast but unlike other accommodations we were told they couldn’t provide a take out continental style breakfast although we paid for breakfast.
The breakfast after first day was good, hot but no choice for rolls or cold meat etc. Just bread.
We had a meal in resistant first night. Soup was great but my main was inedible. The pie crust was rock hard on top and uncooked soggy on the underneath. It was impossible to eat. Chips wee actually wedges and a bit undercooked and onion rings had very hard chewy middles - like they used outer part of hard skins.
Pudding was good.
My other massive fail for here was I saw it was next to birds of prey centre. On google maps it said open every day until 5.30. We set off missing lunch and tried to get there early enough to see it. The patronising man in birds of prey told us it was closed. It wasn’t the fact it was closed it was the condenscending ‘luv’ he used after every sentence!
Not a fan of burn hall, will not be staying here again, no atmosphere and like a very expensive travelodge! I’m not sure if I will use booking. Com again either. Feel they were very economical with the truth about the place.
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Anonymous
4.0
Scored 4.0
Not the best stay in a hotel chain.
Not the best stay in a hotel chain. Walls and floors are paper thin. Had to lie awake most of the night listening to someone above us coughing and walking about. Plus anyone who came down the corridor sounded like they were coming in our room. Bed was really uncomfortable in room 215. Needs a new mattress as could feel all the springs plus it was sagging. Then in the morning after hardly no sleep, had to queue to wait for a table for breakfast! Couldn't wait to go home. Sorry but probably won't book here again.
Sarah
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Actually didn't go into village as were there to attend a...
Actually didn't go into village as were there to attend a friends party in another village.
But in general the area is lovely with stunning countryside - local pubs very friendly and sweet village centres to wander around
Sawbo
Malta
10
Scored 10
Lovely hotel in the countryside.
Lovely hotel in the countryside. We thought we would cross country to get there and ended at a toll bridge. After paying 40p we went across and it was terrifying and very scary! I told my husband I was never going over it again even if we had to go miles around on our return journey 😀. I did look for a troll but think they found it too scary to stand under. Approach via the A19 and avoid the bridge!
Maralyn
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We used the stay as a base for a trip to York, My only bad...
We used the stay as a base for a trip to York, My only bad observation was the road at the entrance badly requires repairing due to the amount of pot holes. As for York the local park and ride was excellent value and service York itself was a very interesting city and very popular with tourist, plenty to see and do shopping was great. loved the street entertainment and the markets.
nice quiet location , a fair sized hotel , plenty of room
to relax and have a drink , ample outdoor seating in
good weather . a reasonable priced bar compared to
others .A very nice breakfast with good choices
to be had , well cooked and tasty. ALL the staff were
helpful and courteous , a credit to the hotel indeed ,
thanks . In all a nice chilled stay with good service.
plenty of parking , nice evening meal , will return
again as we enjoyed our stay .
Somehow and I am not blaming the hotel I booked the wrong night. When I realised I rang the Hotel who said they had accommodation for the next night ( my original intention) but I asked if my booking could be honoured for the next night since I had paid. This request was denied even though they had space. They wanted me to book and pay again. I was very disappointed and feel that they could have been more obliging since they had space.
Lovely hotel in a lovely area, nice and clean place, lovely decor, and staff were friendly, there was a good selection of drinks at the bar too. The room was really nice and was very spacious, good-sized tv, and tea and coffee facilities were good too. The shower was nice and hot, and the bed was comfy. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, I was happy I chose to stay there.
Nice quiet location away from busy roads. Easy access to York. Just a short walk at the side of the hotel and there is a fantastic bird of prey centre, we had limited time but it was well worth a visit. The evening meal was superb. The hotel has both a restaurant and a bar. It has a well maintained garden/land at the front of the hotel and plenty of outside seating.
Staff at Burn Hall are friendly and helpful, especially in the restaurant. I was fitted in for an evening meal, even though my reservation request had not been received.
I had a bath in my bathroom, which I like.
It's a quiet and "rural" location. The York Birds of Prey centre is next to the hotel.
Parking is available.
We had 23 rooms for one night as we attended Ebor Festival at the racecourse. The hotel was such good value for money compared to York City Centre and had everything we needed. We will definitely book again next year!
The staff were particularly helpful.
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