A modern friendly hotel, located on the A63 Selby Bypass, only 3/4 of a mile from the town centre. Our hotel also has a bar and family restaurant with a children's play area.
Grant
United Kingdom
I asked for an accessible room, expecting a wet floor shower. I didn’t realise I had to ask if there was a wet floor shower and when we arrived it was a bath. We were going to a wedding so, I ended up not being able to shower and just to have a good wash down.
The Owl Hotel in Hambleton provides attractive bed and breakfast accommodation, around 9 minutes’ drive from Selby. This Marston’s Inn also has a bar and restaurant serving a wide range of meals.
Situated in the heart of the lively market town of Selby in North Yorkshire, the George Inn is set in a 15th Century coach house beside Selby Abbey. It consists of a large bar area and a beer garden.
Robert
United Kingdom
The location is very central and there is free car parking at the rear of the hotel.
The room was a good size and at the front of the hotel as we requested.
There is a good choice for breakfast and the quality was good.
The staff are friendly and helpful.
Offering garden views, firtrees is accommodation set in Selby. This self-catered holiday home boasts a garden and free private parking.
Sandra
United Kingdom
The cottage was beautiful, homely, bright, and clean, with great private parking. The lounge was probably our favourite room, with it's cosy sofas and immitation log burner. There was a lovely pub nearby serving great food, and it was easy to get out to all our places of interest from this handy base. Anita and Tony were extremely helpful and sorted out any issues we brought to their attention. Excellent hosts and a lovely cottage. We'd definitely stay here again.
Featuring garden views, Sallow Tree House Self Catering provides accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge, around 24 km from York Railway station.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Location is good, quiet area despite being close to a main eoad
Micklegate House is situated in Selby, 32 km from Cusworth Hall, 35 km from Roundhay Park, and 35 km from Eco-Power Stadium. It is located 23 km from York Minster and offers a housekeeping service.
Matilda
United Kingdom
It was located near the place we were travelling to. Plenty of shops and restaurants nearby.
Set in Wressell, 30 km from York Railway station, Loftsome Bridge Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Selby is a nice town with a mix of amenities, there are...
Selby is a nice town with a mix of amenities, there are historical places to visit and they have a gym, bowling and a canal which is very nice to walk beside. It is also within driving distance of York, Leeds and the Yorkshire Dales, I would recommend a trip there if you are in North Yorkshire
pauline
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Had great tapas at Basco’s, and the next morning a wonderful...
Had great tapas at Basco’s, and the next morning a wonderful breakfast at the Barco Lounge so even though the Bay Horse didn’t offer breakfast there is plenty of choice of excellent eateries within walking distance. Dog friendly too at the Barco Lounge, not sure about Bascos. Train station is only a 5 minute walk from the Bay Horse plus cheap car parking outside the pub. Selby is a lovely, lively little town.
Hilda
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Fish and chip shop by wether spoons superb.
Fish and chip shop by wether spoons superb. Abbey amazing.No entrance fee. A few too many night clubs and pubs but quiet during the week. Everyone very freindly. Cake and bread shops amazing yum. Links to Leeds and York by train excellent..half an hour.
Terry
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Selby is an old Market town with market day on a Monday.
Selby is an old Market town with market day on a Monday. Parking is widely available and you get two hours for free in several places but longer stays are not easy to find in a central spot. Many of the shops are closing down or turning over really quickly and it has more than its share of charity shops. There’s several really nice (and reasonably priced) eateries as well as cafes and bakeries to suit all budgets. But selby is neither a place for shopping nor the hot spot for a good night out. The charm of Selby Abbey with its extensive history and interesting architecture are the most interesting and worthwhile aspect of this small town, but once you’ve done that, you’ve pretty much seen what the town has to offer. A two night stay is probably too much, unless you’re visiting with friends/family.
Lisa
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The Abbey was interesting. Walked along the canal and river.
The Abbey was interesting. Walked along the canal and river. One of our party was a railway enthusiast and enjoyed the station and the swing bridges. Selby is a convenient stepping off point for longer journeys. The local people were friendly and helpful.
Valerie
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Nice small town used as a base for visiting local area.
Nice small town used as a base for visiting local area. A good selection of shops, pubs and cafes available, all within a short walking distance of each other. Lovely Abbey in town. People friendly. Traffic snarled up in the big car park behind main street with its one way system, as well as the streets surrounding on Sat lunchtime period.
The hosts were very approachable. The garden was very secure so that our dog spent most of his time, when not travelling around other parts of Yorkshire, in the garden playing and socialising with the hosts two dogs through the fence. We especially liked the fact that there were 2 sofas in the lounge, the same as in our own home, and that they were fabric covered not over slippery leather that we've come across in other properties.
The location was easy enough to find using sat nav despite being in a remote area. The room was modern, clean, and well stocked. We were welcomed by our host who was lovely, she gave us a tour and advised us about the comings and goings into the grounds. There was ample breakfast options available and it was help yourself. Sounds like a silly comment but the shower pressure and temperature was spot on too.
The rooms were good size, clean and nice beddings. Everything you'll need in a hotel room. Effective heating, although I think it was centrally controlled and I couldn't switch it off when I needed to. Quiet neighborhood, convenient if you want to visit York and Leeds. But be aware if you are using public transport, buses are less frequent to and from Leeds.
Restaurant and bar with great food menu.
The room was compact but absolutely sufficient, comfy beds, good powerful shower, hairdryer supplied in room. Plus, two sets of earplugs. Pay and display car park right outside the pub which is ideal. Staff were really friendly, welcoming and helpful plus the room was clean and competitively priced. Selby is a lively place on a Saturday night!
Everything except could have done with a stair gate. In the bathroom it would have been helpful to have had something to hold onto while getting in and out of the shower which was over the bath. We really loved the welcome pack left by the owner. Convenient for all areas in and around Selby. We hope to use this super wee cottage again. Xx
This is a quirky place, part pub, part hotel and part Indian restaurant.
Rooms are great comfortable and warm.
The Indian food available is without doubt some of the best I have tasted. I stopped ordering after the first evening and let the lads choose. Not one bad meal brilliant food.
Staff behind the bar were lovely and friendly.
Absolutely brilliant hotel. The staff we spoke to were great. The bar is excellent and very cheap compared to what I expected for the area. The location of the hotel is perfect for anyone looking to go out for food and drinks. Almost in the centre of the town. The balcony next door to the rooms is amazing when the sun is shining.
Well this place is a gem. If you want to stay somewhere in Selby then this is the place and also very near to Selby Abbey. The room was large and very clean and the breakfast was fantastic. There is also a fantastic Indian restaurant round the corner called Jinnah. The beer prices were amazing and so much cheaper then normal
This place has a communal kitchen and lounge with a big fridge/freezer, 2 ovens and a hob for guests. A great improvement on most cheap hotel facilities. They even had an area I could store my bike, This place is a good option if you are in this area. Selby is quite an attractive town, but unexciting.
The hosts were friendly when I called in advance and the house was everything we needed. They even popped the heating on for us before we arrived which was lovely! Would definitely recommend! It was also close to get to Selby to get a train to York.
The location was central to Selby, which is great as you don't have to walk very far to see everything. The public car park is directly outside of the property and it's free to park on Sundays.
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