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With a high quality fresh design, Hotel Indigo York offers boutique guest rooms in the centre of York. Rooms are air conditioned and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
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"Staff were excellent - all extremely helpful.
The bed was so comfortable. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend Hotel Indigo and York.
Some fabulous restaurants nearby. Lovely Thai and Seafood restaurants within 10 minutes walking distance."
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The Mount Royale Hotel offers 24 bedrooms all with wireless internet, there is also a bar with a coal fire and a restaurant offering locally sourced produce.
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"Everything! Best breakfast and coffee and service always with a smile! We got an upgrade, so gracious of the owner! Traveled around UK and this by far is the best hotel we got from booking.com at a reasonable..."
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Opposite York Minster, and less than 200 metres from York city centre, is the Dean Court Hotel Best Western Premier Collection. Local produce is served in the AA rosette winning D.C.H.
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"View of Minster from our room
Fabulous room - beautiful furnishings & colours, spotlessly clean, quiet (chiming of Minster bells didn't bother us)
Friendly helpful staff
Car parked for us which..."
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Judges Lodging - a Thwaites Inn of Character is a small, elegant Grade I listed Georgian town house that overlooks York Minster. It boasts 3 bars and rooms with free Wi-Fi and an iPod dock.
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"Everything and the staff were dantastic. Best hotel in Britain"
York was highly rated for history by 26,236 guests from the United Kingdom! York travel guide
England Through The Ages
Although abounding in reminders of the past, York is very much a city for the here and now, with excellent shops, bars and restaurants, many along the River Ouse. Surrounding it are the medieval city walls – the longest and best preserved in England – and many of the gates that once allowed access to the city.
Walk the walls for wonderful views towards the city and towering York Minster. Standing proud on a hill, this cavernous church is the seat of the Archbishop of York, the 2nd highest position in the Church of England.
A little south is The Shambles, a narrow street with medieval buildings that now house quaint shops. Going further back in time is the Jorvik Centre, a fascinating museum showcasing the city’s Viking remains. You can even have a go at archaeology yourself at the DIG excavation pits, with replica finds from York’s Roman, Viking, medieval and Victorian eras.
Other York attractions include the National Railway Museum, home to the Flying Scotsman and Mallard trains. Around 30 minutes’ drive away is Castle Howard, a stately home with over 1000 acres of grounds.
Leeds-Bradford Airport is the nearest airport, and there is a great range of hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in York and the outskirts available on Booking.com.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in York, based on 141,170 reviews from real guests!
Lots of interesting places,if you enjoy shopping there is a...
Lots of interesting places,if you enjoy shopping there is a vast array of shops and so many places to eat out.
We ate at the Corner grill on our first night and it was a disappointment.There were 12 diners including us and it was crammed to capacity,we were almost sitting on top of each other.There was one server and possibly only one chef considering the length of time we waited for our food,over an hour for one course and one drink each costing almost fifty pounds,a rip off!
We found a lot of the restaurants in York were small,with tables jammed in so there was no privacy or intimacy and prices were inflated,very off putting.
The weather was reasonable for the time of year,windy but dry.We went on the hop on bus to rest our legs,quite expensive at £14.50 @ head.We have been but we will not return.
Gloria
Canada
10
York is a beautiful city with tons of history.
York is a beautiful city with tons of history. You can walk the wall around the city, visit the Minster, experience the Viking exhibit-Jorvik, walk the Shambles, and much, much more! The museums are all first class.
York is easily walkable and beautiful!
Kathleen Anne
United Kingdom
8.0
Brontes visit was very good although toilet facilities could...
Brontes visit was very good although toilet facilities could be improved.
Train museum was fantastic
York minster was good
And you have a bus to Scarborough or Whitby if you wanted and visit the place they filmed “Heartbeat”
Price of meals was expensive in town and lot of walks.
There is a touring bus
Susan
United Kingdom
8.0
The bus service was easy to get around on.
The bus service was easy to get around on. They accepted bus passes from another area. We visited shambles shopping area which we enjoyed. We went to the outlet centre which was easy to walk round all shops on lower floor and eating places upstairs. We visited the dungeon experience which good and the actors were very good. Pit6 about the weather but that didn’t stop us from going out. Visited the local cinema good location and current films showing.
John
New Zealand
10
Fascinating,historical city.
Fascinating,historical city. Very different from other cities. Loved that you could walk everywhere. Prices for attractions weren’t exorbitant. Thanks York, would love to come back one day.
Loved Betty’s Tearooms....worth queuing for. YorkMinster was amazing, wonderful history to tell. National rail museum was outstanding, very informative. It’s a definite must to stay in York.
Daryl
Canada
10
A tour of York Minster and attending an Evensong service was...
A tour of York Minster and attending an Evensong service was high on our list of things to do and see, and they didn’t disappoint. The Yorkshire Museum was well worth a visit to show the development of York throughout the ages, and if you have children with you, there are many interactive things they can do in the Museum. Walking around the old town, including The Shambles, High and Low Petergate, Stonegate and a part of the Wall was very interesting (and provided lots of photo opportunities).
For an added ‘fun’ thing to do, the York Glass Shop on The Shambles provides a brochure with a ‘Cat Trail’ outlined, showing a route to follow to look for cat statues located in various odd locations around the old town. Again, if you have children, or are a cat lover, this can provide an interesting added element to a walk around the old town.
If you are visiting York with a dog, and aren’t sure about being able to take your dog into a pub, there are many, many pubs that are dog-friendly, and most will even provide a bowl of water for your canine friend while you enjoy some of the local brew.
This is a hidden jewel. We were there when the races were not on so the rates were very reasonable. The staff could not have been any more friendly and helpful. Especially the front door staff. We stayed two nights and had a lovely room in one of the cottages. The restaurant was fabulous - slightly dear but you got what you paid for and the serving staff were lovely. Great access to York via the bus stop right at the door! And you can walk back via the racecourse itself. You could spend a lot of time in the hotel gardens - well laid out and interesting. Tea on the lawn can be had too.
This is an amazing hotel. Our favourite and we chose to get married here. Their friendliness is beyond expectations and we had a really enjoyable couple of days stay Feedback from family and friends was that everything was “just perfect” - with beautiful weather, cloudless skies, on our wedding day, Friday 22 June. The perfect hotel in the perfect location with exceptional customer service.
Chris And Julie were extremely welcoming hosts, they were a mine of information on local transport into the centre of York ( the bus stop was across the road). Nothing was too much trouble. The Ashbourne was absolutely spotless. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his full English which was beautifully presented, all our needs were met in full.
The best of hostels I have stayed in the UK! Clean and beautifully carpeted dorms. Nice kitchen and serene location besides the Ouse river. Lockers to keep things safe. Just 15 mins walk from the beautiful historic city of York. Explore the nearby river walk.
This was by far and away the best property we have stayed at during this month of travel in Scotland and the UK. The staff were friendly and accommodating, the property was clean and comfortable and the location was quiet. Everything worked! Yay.
Wonderfully located in York, walking distance of the train station. Minutes from York Minister and right over the park from the museum. Simply wonderful place to stay to enjoy the marvellous city of York
This was a great room. It was not only clean but large and had a refrigerator with drinks and snacks as a freebie. Matthew at the reception desk was super.
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