The 4-star The Milner York formerly the Principal York, formerly The Royal York Hotel, is set in quiet gardens, with views into the new Garden Room overlooking York Minster.
Isha
United Kingdom
We booked for a standard room but was upgraded to a superior king room. It was beautiful and the staff were lovely.
Situated on the banks of the River Ouse, The Queens Hotel is ideally located for the many shops, restaurants and bars that the centre of York has to offer.
mirajam
Australia
The property was clean (except for overpowering fake pineapple deodoriser in the hallway). Lack of care when setting up family rooms (missing cups, teens expected to sleep on toddler size mattresses although booking stated age of family members)
Ideally situated, family-run Wheatland Lodge Hotel offers good value accommodation, just a 5-minute walk from York Train Station and a 10-minute walk from York's historic centre.
Teresa
United Kingdom
We had a great stay. This was our second time at this place. It's a good location and breakfast is amazing. Staff are very accommodating and friendly.
The Minster Hotel offers cooked breakfasts, free WiFi and elegant rooms.
Jacob
United Kingdom
Staff were friendly and nice room. It was nice we were allowed to leave our car parked for as long as we needed on the last day. Great location, only took a few minutes to get right up to the minster and breakfast, lunch, and dinner locations as well as the shambles, shops etc.
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.
Brilliant place to stay, ideally located for the City
In the Mount area of York, this Hotel du Vin features elegant boutique rooms and a bistro-style restaurant. York’s city centre is only 0.5 miles from this 19th-century, Grade II listed building.
Bathroom was lovely and all the toiletries were great.
The 3-star Hedley House Hotel & Apartments is situated in a quiet residential area, 500 metres from York Minster and 8-minute walk of York city centre, bus and rail stations.
The welcome environment, the décor the friendly staff
Situated on the banks of the River Ouse, The Queens Hotel is ideally located for the many shops, restaurants and bars that the centre of York has to offer.
Location, 24 hrs counter, personnel were kind enough.
Set within peaceful landscaped grounds Stableside at York Racecourse offers truly affordable accommodation with easy access to the beautiful city of York.
Wonderful stay. Helpful staff. Can’t wait to go back
Ideally situated, family-run Wheatland Lodge Hotel offers good value accommodation, just a 5-minute walk from York Train Station and a 10-minute walk from York's historic centre.
Nice friendly staff very helpful and very approachable
Overlooking the spectacular York Minster, this elegant Georgian residence is set in the heart of the historic city centre, just a short stroll away from medieval streets lined with modern boutiques.
Loved the location and the restaurant, wonderful décor.
Golden Fleece York features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in York. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. The property is 100 metres from the city centre and 1.1 km from York Railway station.
Everything was amazing all facilities top score and staff too
On a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac, B+B York is a 10-minute stroll from York city centre and offers en-suite rooms, bar/lounge facilities and on-site car parking.
The rooms, staff, service and the breakfast were all fab.
Middletons is a collection of six historical, Grade-II listed building situated around a secluded courtyard garden in the heart of York city centre, 800 metres from York Rail Station and York Minster.
beautiful hotel excellent location.friendly service
Dating back to the 1750s and overlooking the 11th-century church of St Olafs and the remains of St Mary’s Abbey, Jorvik House has a 24-hour front desk and a bar.
Decor, amenities, location, staff friendly and helpful.
FAQs about hotels in York
On average, 3-star hotels in York cost £127 per night, and 4-star hotels in York are £144 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in York can on average be found for £220 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in York this weekend is £159 or, for a 4-star hotel, £179. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in York for this weekend cost on average around £417 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £94 per night to book a 3-star hotel in York for tonight. You'll pay on average around £128 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in York will cost around £147 (based on Booking.com prices).
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.
Very interesting city with lots to see and do. Plenty of places to eat. Easy to walk around plus the city hop on/ off bus is great for getting an overview of the area and also learn about some of the history of York. The Railway Museum is free and the Science Gallery inside ( payment for this) was a big hit with my two grandchildren. Roadworks in York atm mean taxis are slow to get around but fair in their charging.
Katherine
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Only knew of York because my daughter studied abroad and...
Only knew of York because my daughter studied abroad and went here on a field trip. The church there was breath taking the Shamble Market was so incredibly cool, and the shop area was like walking into Harry Potter. It was such a great experience! Wish we would have had a chance to walk the wall but it closes early.
Lynette
United States
Scored 10
10
Loads of places to visit, couldn't do it all in a weekend.
Loads of places to visit, couldn't do it all in a weekend. Lovely buildings, churches, cathedral etc. Ghost walk is a must in the evening.
Loads of independent shops and craft stalls in the high street.
Lovely steak restaurant just over called rio's I think just near the bridge next to the hotel. £30 unlimited salad bar and steak/meat. They come round to your table with spikes of different meat. Was so nice that we dined there both evenings.
steve
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
At the time of my visit it was the first one of 2 half-term...
At the time of my visit it was the first one of 2 half-term Scottish school holidays so very busy. My friend said that there would be 3 consecutive half-term holidays ( 2 from Scotland and 1 local) and this is why it was so busy. However, York is wonderful. We had no trouble getting a table for eating out (although I had booked Nola some weeks previous to my visit...I can wholeheartedly recommend eating out at Nola it is brilliant, food, wine & service excellent). Had a good trip to Castle Howard; bit rainy but the house and grounds are amazing. We had an absolutely delicious lunch in the cafe at Castle Howard, and the farm shop is fabulous with lots of local produce. I had got tickets for the light show in York Minster; this was about the fire of 1984. Very informative but York Minster always worth a visit as the building is awesome. A different evening we had a meal at Fancy Hank's and I can thoroughly recommend this eatery too. The centre of York was quite congested due to roadworks and a lot of cars. I wish people would just not take their car into York but use park & ride. In any case, lots of places are within easy walking distance. No trip to York is complete without a trip to The York Ghost Merchants. I decided to got to the shop in St Anthony's gardens (very lovely it is) rather than the Shambles which gets a bit congested. I didn't have to queue very long and got some more ghosties to add to my collection..Go! It's brilliant! I also visited the Cat Gallery dedicated to all things feline! If you're a cat lover this is a must! Didn't get around to the chocolate tour but will do this next time.
Shirley
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
York seems to get busier each time I visit.
York seems to get busier each time I visit. Not keen on crowds and with half term it was teeming. Managed to visit a few things I seem to have missed before. The Good bus tour was fun with the driver's own additions.
Found some new eating places too. Recommend Mama Mia on Gillygate for lovely Italian food and great service .
Found Kalpakavadi on Fossgate on our last visit so returned with all the family (11 of us) for a 70th birthday . Excellent food and unusual choices and great service. We will be back on our next visit.
Dorothy
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Great attractions especially with it being Halloween
Great attractions especially with it being Halloween
York minster was great food was exceptional especially the fish and chips at the olde Starr Inn and breakfast at Betty's tea rooms
Loads to see and do ghost walks are really good and informative
Will definitely be back!!
Breeze
United Kingdom
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Didn’t have breakfast as 50.00 for 2 seemed a little excessive and had a nice breakfast close to hotel for half the price.
The staff were very friendly professional and helpful particular the door men who helped with parking.
The room was huge for a city centre hotel and very comfortable with small details appreciated like Milton brown toiletries and Yorkshire shortbread fab bathroom too
The location. It's right in the middle of York city centre. The onsite parking (£25 per day). How lovely the staff were. The view from the window (optional extra at a charge) Air Conditioning in the bedrooms. Breakfast is buffet style, vegan sausages available as well. I really can't rate this hotel highly enough and we will be returning soon!
Friendly staff, easy check in process. Room was clean and comfortable. WiFi good. Price seems in line with comparable hotels in York. The location is a short walk (10-15 minutes) from the main hustle and bustle of the city centre.
Great location just outside York City Centre. Value for money. Great breakfast. Clean room. Excellent staff and customer service honestly best staff I’ve seen at a hotel for a long time.
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