Located overlooking the city’s Roman walls, The Hampton by Hilton York is opposite York Railway Station and a 10-minute walk from the historic centre.
anna
United Kingdom
A nice short stay hotel within ten minutes walk from the city centre and five minutes walk from the train station
Good breakfast and comfortable rooms 👍
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.
Darren
United Kingdom
room was ok nothing spectacular have stayed in better places in york ive never stayed that side of the ouse before noe ive tried it i wont be going again
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.
Unsworth
United Kingdom
very friendly welcome assisted with parking excellent customer service breakfast amazing attention to detail will be staying here again next year
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.
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.
A boutique Art Nouveau hotel in historic York. Minutes from the heart of the city, overlooking the Knavesmire Strays, lies the Elmbank Hotel, a unique 19th-century mansion with a rich history.
Hotel was great but restaurant let it down menus poor
Sixteen B is situated in York, 8.2 km from York Railway station and 39 km from Bramham Park. This 5-star hotel offers free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is set 7.7 km from York Minster.
Quaint property with a lovely big room and bathroom
Set within peaceful landscaped grounds Stableside at York Racecourse offers truly affordable accommodation with easy access to the beautiful city of York.
Just a lovely place to stay with amazing breakfast
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.
it is our second time in this place and everything is fine again
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.
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
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.
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.
Very clean staff was friendly good atmosphere lovely breakfast
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.
Spotless and very very comfortable- staff were amazing
FAQs about hotels in York
On average, 3-star hotels in York cost £133 per night, and 4-star hotels in York are £161 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in York can on average be found for £233 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in York this weekend is £169 or, for a 4-star hotel, £188. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in York for this weekend cost on average around £226 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £97 per night to book a 3-star hotel in York for tonight. You'll pay on average around £120 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in York will cost around £226 (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.
Lots of things to do and see the Minster is a must do,we...
Lots of things to do and see the Minster is a must do,we visited the Castle Museum and on previous visits have seen the Railway Museum and The Yorvik attraction,you need probably a week to fit in just the main attractions
Karen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
First time visiting York and what a city it is.
First time visiting York and what a city it is. We felt that 2 nights was just about right, there is enough to and see. A little pricy if you like a drink but it is what it is. Everything is within walking distance which we loved. Would visit again
Mitchell
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
York is compact enough to be able walk around.
York is compact enough to be able walk around. There are plenty of shops plus out of town Designer Centre, museums, restaurants and historic pubs. The local bus service allows you to travel a bit further.
It is very vibrant and busy and some places can get very crowded.
Debbie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I was only in York for 1 day. Not nearly enough.
I was only in York for 1 day. Not nearly enough. So much to see and some attractions take quite a bit of time to enjoy. My next visit will be better planned and I will wear more comfortable shoes. Never knew it was duvh a nice city. Plenty of places to eat and drink, some popular names and other smaller shops as well.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Great city, very historical and interesting.
Great city, very historical and interesting. Easy to get around. Parking is a nightmare so I would recommend somewhere to stay and park then walk into the centre. Park and ride options would also be a good idea if you are only visiting for the day.
There are plenty of pubs and restaurants available, we found York to be a bit more expensive than other places in England but I guess that is the nature of big tourist destinations.
Karen
Scored 8.0
8.0
I should have gone straight to Whitby.
I should have gone straight to Whitby. Staying in York for one night was a mistake although I enjoyed a walk around some parts of the city wall. Thanks to the misinformation on the maps posted on lamp posts around the city, the location of the Visitors Information Centre was incorrect. Nothing on the door of the old centre gave information about the new location, local people had no idea where it was. I spent a good hour walking around trying to find it. I did not find the staff particularly helpful once I got there. Comments like, "take a taxi" and The Coastal Rambler is only £.. when I asked about using my bus pass. I prefer to make my own decisions as to what I spend my money on, definitely not taxis! I found your city map for £1 unhelpful as no street index given, what a contrast to £1 spent in Whitby Visitors Centre which covered Whitby, Filey and Scarborough, all with street indexes. Please forward these comments to the City Council.
Michel couldn’t have been friendlier. Very helpful and happy to take the time to chat and suggest places to go.
Breakfast was fantastic
Very relaxed atmosphere. It’s not the fanciest of hotels but then it doesn’t claim to be a 5 star.
Had a great stay and if we go back to York again we’d be highly likely to stay there again.
The house was beautifully set up and looked like a 5 star hotel
The kitchen was exceptionally well equipped and lacked nothing.
It was spotlessly clean and my granddaughter and I were very comfortable.The beds were wonderfully comfortably.
Everything that York had to offer us was close by. We had a perfect few days.
Host was superb very friendly and welcoming. Allowed us to check in early and saved us a parking space (which was a big issue for us). Hotel seems a little old fashioned but that's part of its charm. Location fantastic to walk into York city centre 10 mins and we were at the shambles.
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