Hotels in York Rooms from £60.00

Ascot House is a Victorian Villa built in 1869 with rooms of character which is only fifteen minutes walk from the historic City Centre. There is a private enclosed car park (CCTV) which is locked at night and for which there is no charge. Many of the bedrooms have Fourposter or Antique Canopy beds, almost all with ensuite facilities. All rooms have TV, hairdryers and complimentary tea & coffee making facilities. Delicious breakfasts are served in our spacious dining room and the Residents Lounge is available throughout the day and evening where drinks are served from the Butlers Pantry. There is also a Sauna which is available by the hour. The house is situated next to Public Gardens with two fine Bowling Greens and Tennis Courts....

This guest house is in an excellent location, just minutes from the city walls and half way between the city centre and racecourse. Lovingly restored in 2006, this Victorian end of terrace house offers bright and clean non-smoking rooms with modern amenities and antique touches. Three rooms are en suite with big showers, while one room has a cast iron, roll top bath for romantics. Its close proximity to town makes Ashley Guest House an ideal base for exploring all of York's visitor attractions. There is free on-street parking when you stay with us. ...

Chombeys is a stylish farmhouse overlooking the village green at Tollerton, only 15 minutes from the city of York. The village is in the heart of the Vale of York and just off the A19, making it an ideal base for North Yorkshire. Chombeys is a comfortable house across 3 floors, with gas central heating throughout. The rooms are well-sized and offer you tea/coffee making facilities and a colour television. Breakfast is served from 07:30 to 09:00 and features local produce, specially cooked on an Aga. Chombeys prides itself on giving good service and tries to accommodate any special requirements that guests may have....

This centrally located riverside hotel with 200 bedrooms, many with river views, is located in the centre of this historic city with many attractions only a short walk away. Situated within the city walls, this modern style hotel, with views over the river and York Minster, is ideally placed to explore the excavated Viking streets, The Shambles and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales. Our waterfront restaurant offers an extensive menu in a relaxed environment while the banqueting and conference suites will accommodate functions of up to 300 guests. There are 12 dedicated meeting rooms offering exceptional facilities from 2 to 400 delegates. The business centre offers fax, photocopying and full secretarial services, and you can make use of the multi gym and sauna. In the heart of this Roman city overlooking the banks of the River Ouse, this imposing hotel is ideally located for the leisure visitor or conference delegate. The Courtyard Bar and Restaurant offers a tempting menu to suit a variety of tastes. ...

York's Middlethorpe Hall is a William iii country house, set in 20 acres of its own gardens and parkland. Built in 1699, it was once the home of the famous diarist, Lady Mary Wortley Montague. After a period of neglect, Middlethorpe Hall was purchased and restored by Historic House Hotels, who also own Hartwell House, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, and Bodysgallen Hall, North Wales. The house is now decorated with antiques and fine pictures, carefully chosen as consistent with the period of the house. The gardens and parkland have also been restored and include ha ha's, a white garden, a walled garden, a small lake and some beautiful specimen trees. The comfortable and fully-equipped bedrooms, each individually decorated, are located both in the house and in the attractively restored 18th century courtyard next to it. There are several room types, ranging from single rooms to a deluxe suite in the main house. For conferences and retreats, Middlethorpe Hall's estate provides an exclusive environment in which privacy and confidentiality are assured. Discerning business travellers will be pleased to find themselves in a setting where the executive services and facilities they require, as well as leisure activities they enjoy, are close at hand....

In the heart of York: ideal for exploring the history and heritage, the attractions, architecture & great shopping! The Monkbar has individual charming bedrooms, a wide menu in the Carvery restaurant and a warm welcome throughout! The Monkbar Hotel is named after Monk Bar, one of the famous Roman entrances to the city. There is limited free car parking for residents and this is a great choice from which to explore the very best that York has to offer. York Minster with its famous Rose Window is just a ten minute stroll from the hotel. We have a Courtyard garden, a welcoming bar, plenty of relaxing lounges and the Cloisters Restaurant, offering a wide choice of cuisine. Choose the Monkbar too for business meetings and social occasions - we'll meet your every expectation!...

The Holiday Inn York is situated within easy reach of the city centre of York over looking the Knavesmire Racecourse. Located a short distance from the A64. Just 1.5 miles from the City Centre, our modern Hotel provides relaxed comfortable accommodation for all your needs. Holiday Inn prides itself on our promise of a great night's sleep and a great value breakfast. The nearby attractions of the historic City of York, with it's Minster, medieval walls, the popular Jorvik Viking Centre and superb shopping facilities, together with our friendly can-do service make for a truly memorable break. ...

Enjoying excellent public transport connections, this 200 year old former farmhouse offers a range of accommodation, including self-catering options. Tastefully decorated, Church View retains much of its original character and charm. On chilly evenings, sit beside an inviting fire in the cosy guest lounge, where you can enjoy views of the local church. Offering en suite accommodation throughout, rooms in the main house are complemented by a selection of family-sized suites in beautiful adjoining cottages. A bus provides access to the historic city of York and the East Coast every 30 minutes, meaning that the North Yorkshire Moors and the Leeds Bradford Airport are also within easy reach....

This unique hotel gives you the pleasure of experiencing not only the wonders of early 20th century rail travel but also today’s railway action on Yorkshire's East Coast Main Line. The Sidings Hotel & Restaurant directly overlooks one of the fastest and most impressive stretches of track in the land: the York to Thirsk run. In this quiet location railway enthusiasts are given the opportunity to thrive in a haven built from a collection of genuine railway artefacts and memorabilia. Guests can relax in the spacious conservatory and enjoy the authentic style of this delightful and intriguing hotel with its friendly atmosphere and panoramic views of the open Yorkshire countryside....

Standing in the shadow of York Minster, the Best Western Dean Court has, without doubt, the finest location in York. All major attractions and leading shops are but a short walk away. Award-winning restaurant with Minster views, air-conditioned new Cafe- Bistro, lounges...