Hotels in York

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Hotels in York reflect the city’s own diversity: a mixture of history and modernity sitting side by side. You have a choice of quaint guesthouses, old manor houses and spas, as well as contemporary and luxurious hotels. In addition to the extensive choice of places to stay in York, there’s plenty of interesting things to see and do. Tour the Gothic nave and quire of York Minster Cathedral or explore Hazlewood Castle, one of the oldest fortified houses in the region. York’s history is fascinating and wide-ranging: taken over by Vikings in the late 800s, the city is also dotted with ruins of Roman walls and winding Medieval paths. Wander Tower Street to explore Clifford’s Tower or take in Coney Street – a road packed with historic sites such as its clock tower and the Mansion House, which is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of York.

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Upper Poppleton

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The Grand Hotel & Spa

York

9.3

(based on 41 reviews)

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Ascot House

York

9.4

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23 St Marys

York

8.9

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Frequently Asked Questions

When to go to York?

The weather in York varies significantly throughout the year. To catch the city at its warmest (British climate permitting), visit in July or August, although June and September are also often hot and sunny. This time of year is perfect for couples looking to enjoy a mini-break in a remarkable city.Families with children can make the most of York’s Christmas Festival, a yearly festive celebration that runs from mid-November until the end of December. It transforms the city centre into a winter wonderland of sparkling lights and German-inspired markets. Spring is ideal if you’d like to venture into York’s countryside with its national parks, wild moors and charming villages on your doorstep.

Where to stay in York?

Take your pick from hotels in York near the Shambles to truly immerse yourself into the city’s heritage. As York’s most famous street, it’s where history-lovers congregate to admire its Tudor architecture, jettied floors and overhanging buildings. There’s also the Shrine of Margaret Clitherow – the now-canonised historic woman put to death in 1586 because of her faith.The Principal is one of the hotels in York to consider if you’re after a bit of luxury. It’s a Grade II listed building, originally the area’s railway hotel, but now a five-storey haven of yellow Scarborough brick. It’s exclusive, central and has stunning views of York Minster.When you’re planning a family trip to York, look for hotels near Jorvik Viking Centre, a journey through the area’s adventurous past. Similarly, York Dungeon invites daring families to enjoy spellbinding stories that delve into the dark, and sometimes morbid, history of York. Or, opt for one of the many ghost tours of the city to be educated and spooked in equal measure. The tour’s will take you down York’s cobbled alleyways and darkest nooks and crannies and are, mostly, suitable for children.Art lovers looking for hotels in York that plant them in the middle of the artistic action are in luck. There are creative spaces sprinkled throughout the city: try York Art Gallery to see Lowry and Hockney, or the National Trust Beningbrough Hall, Gallery & Gardens for portraits and sculptures from local and international artists.