Find the Best Hotels in York
Discover the best hotels in York, from luxury stays to cosy and budget-friendly options in popular areas like the city centre for historic landmarks and shopping, Bootham for quiet streets and easy access to attractions, Clifton for a more local residential feel, Micklegate for lively pubs and dining, and the River Ouse area for scenic riverside views, and find the perfect place to stay for your trip.
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Roomzzz York City
"This hotel is located by the Ussuri River, which makes it relatively quiet. It's about an 18-minute walk from the train station. We stayed in a family room which came with a kitchen and dining table, which was quite good overall. The old town is just a 10-minute walk across the bridge. All in all, it was a pleasant stay."
Astor York Hostel
"It's about a 17-minute walk from the train station, which can be a bit of a trek if you have luggage. You can store your bags for free in the basement before check-in. It's an old building, so there's no elevator, but the staff kindly helped me carry my luggage upstairs when I checked in. The lack of a bed curtain was a slight inconvenience, but overall it was a good stay."
Holiday Inn YORK by IHG
"Clean hotel with lift, good location and excellent service."
The Queens Hotel & Victoria Cloisters Apartments
"Excellent! Very welcoming, I'll definitely be back. The location is super convenient, really close to the city center. The breakfast tasted good too, I especially loved their grilled sausages – absolutely delicious!"
Malmaison York
Industrial-style rooms blend comfort with city views, featuring a heated massage pool, private saunas, and a rooftop restaurant, ideally located near York Minster, Shambles, and York Station.
The Milner York
"The Milner York features a grand late-Victorian facade built from distinctive yellow Scarborough brick. Inside, the stunning entrance lobby showcases an ornate historical dome and elegant monochrome tiled flooring. The hotel's crown jewel is a sweeping, central iron staircase surrounded by high ceilings. Public lounges beautifully blend historic opulence with plush chesterfield sofas and herringbone wood floors. However, multiple guests note that the contemporary bedrooms are noticeably smaller in size. This compact room layout is especially apparent within the modern "Sidings" annexe."
Vas's York House
"A clean and comfortable guest house run by a lovely couple. We stayed in the large family room for 3 nights. Yes it could do with some TLC, however you won’t find anywhere else so close to the city centre for this price. The room was large, clean beds and clean towels and an ensuite bathroom , there are some toiletries to use if needed, the stairs are quite steep as it’s a traditional home. There’s no drink facilities in the room but you are free to use the shared kitchen to make drinks and store food, the host baked us some lovely sweet treats too. This is not a bed and breakfast, however there are numerous places to buy breakfast nearby from a freshly baked croissant at the end if the road, a posh breakfast about 5 minutes walk or a McDonald’s in the city centre. The street is very quiet and only a 10 minute walk to the Minster. You are able to park outside to unload the car but must move it after 10 minutes. We parked in Marygate car park which is only about a 2 minute walk, it’s quite expensive though, there is free on road parking further away. We would stay here if we visit York again."
Hampton by Hilton York Piccadilly
"The hotel is located just south of York city, right opposite a bus stop. It's newly renovated and much better than the nearby Hilton, Holiday Inn, and Travelodge."
Hampton by Hilton York
"The room was clean, tidy, and quiet. It's conveniently located near the train station, just a 5-minute walk, and right by the city walls. The surrounding area is a bit secluded; you'll need to walk about ten minutes to find shops. The room itself was a bit small. York's prices are slightly lower than London's."
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The Grand York
"The room was quite spacious, and breakfast offered a good variety. We had a quiet view of York's city walls from the window. Overall, it was a pleasant stay."
Oak Tree Inn
"Rooms, staff and food are excellent. The only negative was the lack of choice on the menus. What was on there was very delicious. Would have liked the choice at breakfast of perhaps yoghurts, fruit salad or pastries as well as the full Yorkshire."
Judge's Lodging
"I had what they call a terrace room, well it was a room at the bottom of the pub beer garden. Don’t get me wrong the room was very nice apart from a mini bar fridge that was missing, if you wanted milk you had to go to reception for it, who wants to do that first thing in the morning? The blinds didn’t properly close so I had light shinning in from one of the rooms above the pub. I asked for them to be turned off the following night, that didn’t happen. What did happen though was I was woken up by three men having a loud conversation in the pub garden at 1.30am, I banged on my door to shut them up. All in all not a great stay and I will not be returning, so many other places to stay in York."
Novotel York Centre
"Hotel is attractive because of leisure facilities and the breakfast area is fab. Very friendly staff. Room was ok but the carpet was stained and looked like it needed replacing."
Cosy but spacious, historic cottage on The Red House Estate
Relaxing garden surroundings combine with modern comfort, featuring a heated pool, convenient on-site cooking facilities, and useful amenities including a clothes dryer for a comfortable stay.
The Pheasant Hotel
"This is our fourth time here and definitely won't be our last. The whole atmosphere is designed to please. From the beautifully decorated clean rooms to the excellent food served with a smile. Front of house staff make for a fun stay and nothing is too much trouble. An excellent location in a gorgeous village."
Aldwark Manor Estate
"The place was very opulent indeed! We were very happy with our stay. Initially Tammy the receptionist told us that there were limited slots for the spa and restaurant. However the hotel was virtually empty. A party of 16 guests was in during our stay but the hotel was definitely not busy at all. We therefore had to rush to have dinner and only enjoy an hour of our spa visit instead of 2 hours allocated. She told us the only spa slot was 7-9pm (we were the only ones in there) and dinner they only had 6:45, 7 and 7:15pm meaning we got an hour for food and an hour in the spa. This wasn’t a huge issue as we didn’t need more than an hour in the spa. The steamroom was useless. No steam at all even though the attendant reset it. Sauna was great and pool was great. Changing facilities were lovely. Food was nice 8/10. The Amuse-bouche was delicious and a complimentary starter. The mrs loved her venison. My steak was average and the chips also average. Pricey at £92 for the one course but to be expected as the place is very luxurious. Staff were brilliant. Very professional and polite. Breakfast was decent. Staff again were brilliant and boxed one up as the mrs was getting ready we wouldn’t have made the 10am cut off."
Hedley House Hotel. Wellness and Spa
"The room was spacious and clean, and the surrounding scenery was beautiful."
Middlethorpe Hall and Spa
"A very special experience"
Delta Hotels by Marriott York
"I feel they gave me lower ground floor room , the reception in the grand floor,it’s too hard for me to move my luggage bag up and down, anyway, all my journey are my unforgettable memories!"
The Parsonage Hotel & Spa
"Had a lovely two night stay at The Parsonage Hotel. Certain areas of the hotel could do with a ‘lick of paint’. The food at the Fat Abbot was really good. The pool an added bonus. Bus stop outside to York centre."
Mercure York Fairfield Manor Hotel
"Great location. Near to park and ride for York city centre. Good service and added special touches for our special occasion. Would recommend and would stay again. Wide choice for breakfast."
New Holgate
"It’s a decent property to stay in, the room I got was the smallest I think but it was tidy but I am not sure if it’s worth the price, maybe you can get a better hotel for that much price I am sure!!"
Burn Hall Hotel
"I hope I can stay there for a whole week next time."
Hotel du Vin & Bistro York
"Excellent! Great environment and very attentive service. The hotel is beautiful."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in York
Discover the charm of York by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Shambles
Stay near York’s most famous medieval street, known for its timber-framed buildings, independent shops, and charming historic atmosphere.
York Minster
Discover stays near one of Europe’s largest Gothic cathedrals, featuring stunning stained glass windows, historic architecture, and city views from the tower.
York City Walls
Book accommodation close to York’s ancient walls, offering scenic walking routes, historic gateways, and views across the city’s landmarks.
Clifford's Tower, York
Stay near this iconic Norman castle landmark, offering panoramic views of York and a fascinating glimpse into the city’s medieval past.
National Railway Museum York
Choose a stay near the world-famous railway museum, home to historic locomotives, royal carriages, and interactive exhibits for all ages.
Yorkshire Museum
Explore stays near this historic museum in Museum Gardens, showcasing archaeology, natural history, and fascinating collections from Yorkshire.
York Castle Museum
Stay close to this popular museum, featuring recreated historic streets, prison exhibits, and stories of York’s past through the centuries.
University of York
Staying near the University of York offers a quieter atmosphere while still providing access to the city centre, attractions, and transport.
York Museum Gardens
Book a stay near these beautiful riverside gardens, home to historic ruins, green spaces, and a relaxing escape in the heart of York.
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FAQ – Hotels in York
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What is the average price of a hotel in York this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in York this weekend is £197 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £332 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in York this weekend typically cost £368 per night.
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How much do hotels in York cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in York during weekdays is £154 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £276 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in York generally cost £320 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in York?
Some of the best places to stay in York are near popular attractions like Shambles and York Minster, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in York near Shambles?
Some of the top hotels in York near Shambles include Hampton by Hilton York Piccadilly (from £94), Radisson Hotel York (from £88) and Galtres Lodge Hotel & Forest Restaurant (from £102), all offering easy access to Shambles, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in York?
The most popular York hotels for your stay: The Milner York (from £67), Holiday Inn YORK by IHG (from £63) and Roomzzz York City (from £76) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in York are pet friendly?
Stableside at York Racecourse (from £41), Ascot House (from £134) and The Little Hide (from £61) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in York are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? The Milner York (from £67), No.1 York (from £131) and Delta Hotels by Marriott York (from £73) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in York have swimming pools?
The Milner York (from £67), Novotel York Centre (from £85) and The Grand York (from £159) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in York offer an especially good breakfast ?
The Grand York (from £159),Judge's Lodging (from £124) and Oak Tree Inn (from £64) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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