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The Grand York
4.7/5157 Reviews

The Grand York

York|0.29km from York Station
My 11 year old son and I stayed at The Grand in York for two nights for sightseeing. There is an NCP car park on the same street, which gets patrons 10% discount and it secure. It’s about 12 minutes walk to York Minster Cathedral and about the same to Jorvik Viking Centre-utterly perfect location! The hotel is beautiful and staff are professional, but friendly and we’re super attentive to my overly keen and chatty son!❤️☺️ The pool is lovely and has a jacuzzi, steam room and sauna with treatment rooms. We also stumbled across The Cookery School, so we booked a Parent/Child 3 hour cookery lesson for £65 and made and ate Ravioli and Raspberry Semi-fresco-a new experience, but we are both sold and already looking to return! So much to see in beautiful York and this is the perfect location to do it from ❤️☺️
The Workshop

The Workshop

York|0.53km from York Station
Located in York (Bootham), this apartment is within a 15-minute walk of York Minster and York National Railway Museum. This apartment is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Shambles and 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from York City Walls.Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in your apartment.
Jorvik House
4.3/553 Reviews

Jorvik House

York|0.54km from York Station
I chose this hotel for this trip. The location is very good. You can walk to the train station, York Minster and Butcher Street in a few minutes! The room size is very suitable and clean, but you need to bring your own slippers
Judge's Lodging
4.3/5101 Reviews

Judge's Lodging

York|0.59km from York Station
My family and I called into this amazing establishment initially fir a drink after arriving via train from Sheffield. The lodgings are a fantastic venue for socialising and meeting up with friends After having a drink we booked for an evening meal as the food looked amazing. Not to be let down we each had roast chicken with all the trimmings associated with a typical Sunday roast. A delightful experience and will return in the future.

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The Principal York
4.3/5109 Reviews

The Principal York

York|0.12km from York Station
My wife and I stayed for 2 nights and were drawn in by reputation and quality of the other principal hotels across the country. I was shocked to read so many bad reviews and almost booked somewhere else as a result. It seems most of the intolerant previous residents had issues with noise, smells. food, rooms, service. We didn’t experience any of that and can only conclude that most of the reviews are either planted as false information by competitors or result of warm summer, outdoor bar or questionable views / aspect of room. We stayed in a king on 3rd floor, room 300. If you’re worried about anything just book that one! Tasteful clean decor and great views to the minster. Notable comments for James who went above and beyond to sort out a small issue with audio description hardcoded into the TV, sorted smoothly and efficiently. Great location, atmosphere and setting. We will be back with our dog next time. Don’t believe everything you read from dissolutioned guests who want a megaphone to comment on perceived issues.
Hampton by Hilton York
4.4/5165 Reviews

Hampton by Hilton York

York|0.21km from York Station
The hotel has a great location, it is behind a city wall just next to the railway station, takes actually less than 5 minutes' walk. And don't believe the Google map because it will lead you to a longest walk. Instead ask the staff for a shorter path. And only 10 minutes walk to the York minister. The staff are nice and friendly. Breakfast is delicious. We spent a lovely day at York.
Safestay York Micklegate
3.8/557 Reviews

Safestay York Micklegate

York|0.28km from York Station
Because it was a few minutes walk from the train station, and Iyork was taking the train the next morning at 3 pm, I tried to book the nearest accommodation from the station. The first time I lived in a dormitory, I felt OK, very quiet. I regretted booking more than 30 pounds on Trip.com, and more than ten pounds in the same room.
Malmaison York
4.2/5104 Reviews

Malmaison York

York|0.32km from York Station
The room is smaller than the York Hotel. The room is in a relatively modern style, but I don't like it very much. The overall tone is darker and a bit depressing. The hotel breakfast is also average, there are few choices, sausages or other meats are very salty, maybe salt is not expensive 🙃
Premier Inn York City (Blossom St South)
4/542 Reviews

Premier Inn York City (Blossom St South)

York|0.33km from York Station
Please Beware……of the parking charge for this hotel which is £14 per day……And that includes Blue Badge Holders… It’s is not mentioned in the details …and is a bit of a rip off if you have a disability… The room was ok…ours looked out over the beer garden of the local pub….The Windmill….which did not look very inviting, and breakfast was a short walk …but was very good… Our room wasn’t the best, and was noisy at times…..but our corridor smelled strongly of *******…..which we did complain about…but were told by a staff member they were aware of this smell….but had been unable to establish the source.. We were not offered another room, but as it was only for a two night stay we didn’t pursue it…..Overall a disappointing stay…apart from the breakfast…
Priory House Apartments

Priory House Apartments

York|0.35km from York Station
Featuring free WiFi, Priory House Apartments offers accommodation in a Grade II listed Georgian building in York. York City Walls is 50 metres from the property and York Train Station is a 5-minute walk away. Each modern apartment offers a fully fitted kitchen including dishwasher and washing machine, and there is a flat-screen TV. All of the apartments have 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Some apartments offer parking. York Minster is 1mile away

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Hotel du Vin & Bistro York

Hotel du Vin & Bistro York

4.3/599 Reviews
We booked The Hotel du Vin because it was dog friendly and could provide a room with a bath. I have visited the Hotel du Vin in Birmingham many times and was hopeful the York Hotel du Vin would be good. When we arrived there was a dog bed and two bowls in our room. We had brought Lily's cage but it was not needed. There were several bins outside for poo bag disposal. When they said they were dog friendly they meant it. The hotel is situated a short walk from York centre. The bed was comfortable. The food was good. Staff were helpful and the hotel was well presented. I would return if I ever needed a hotel in York with Lily in tow.
Safestay York Micklegate

Safestay York Micklegate

3.8/557 Reviews
Because it was a few minutes walk from the train station, and Iyork was taking the train the next morning at 3 pm, I tried to book the nearest accommodation from the station. The first time I lived in a dormitory, I felt OK, very quiet. I regretted booking more than 30 pounds on Trip.com, and more than ten pounds in the same room.
The Apple House

The Apple House

4.6/5109 Reviews
I'm giving a '5' rating because I think the owner and staff do as well as they can with this place, but there are some issues that I don't see any of the other reviews mention (or at least as far as I read), so I want to highlight those as well. The positives: Location is great for walking into the main area of York even if it is just a bit on the outskirts. Breakfast was fine and plentiful, though I have no idea what a good 'full English breakfast' is from a bad one. The sausage definitely didn't taste like American sausage, but I assume it isn't supposed to. But there are other breakfast options as well. The dining area is very nice. The owner (or whom I assume is the owner) is just as pleasant and helpful as can be. She helped us navigate our way around town and highlighted the places to visit. The not-as-positives: We had trouble finding the 'shortcut' to walk it from the train station. You'll probably want to use your phone for directions, but if they provided a map rather than text directions, it would be helpful Being a house, there are no elevators. We were pleasantly offered help with our luggage, but be warned that it does have to be carried up steps if you are in a room on other than the ground floor. As for our room itself, it was small, and wasn't easy to navigate around in with two suitcases. The bathroom shower would not fit a large person. Fortunately, we are both on the slimmer side, but it was even tight for us. The noise from traffic was very apparent, as was noise from other guests. We literally heard another guest snoring in an adjoining room. So essentially, the place isn't 'perfect', but I think it's a good value and deserves to be considered. We're likely to never find ourselves in York again since we don't travel that often (but it's well worth a visit), and frankly, if we did, we'd probably research other accommodations as well, but I wouldn't discourage anyone from using Apple House.
The Queens Hotel

The Queens Hotel

4.1/5137 Reviews
I will start with the parking, I paid for secure parking however due to the hotel having noise issue the security gate to the carpark (The noise caused complaints) and second issue of refurbishment being ongoing, the gate was up to allow the building teams to park in the entrance way. This made it difficult to get out of the carpark due to there vans. When I questioned staff they were very dismissive of the issue and said they had CCTV on so it would be fine. The hotel itself is being partial refurbished and that is to revamp the very dated rooms, we were aware of this beforehand, however we were not prepared for 7am drilling and banging from the building works. In addition to this the corridors were often filled with building equipment and furniture which was ongoing throughout the stay. The room, while well proportioned, was very dated. This could have been forgiven if it wasn't for the fact the room was not clean. There were a number of stains on the carpet, the bathroom sink was stinking when used. The bath mat was moldy and the shower itself was a trickle of water, making it difficult to wash quickly. The curtains were very grubby and the room smelled very stale, the bed was adequate but we couldn't be 100% that the sheets had been properly cleaned as there was an odd smell to the bedding. The TV was of decent size but kept cutting in and out of signal when in use, which was annoying when we decided to have an early evening chilling in the room we had paid for, the WiFi was useless, if planning to work while staying here you will need to hotspot your phone. The breakfast food was OK, however the description of a wide choice of cooked food and continental breakfast dishes was over exaggerated, there was no fruit on two days and bananas on the last morning, one choice of yogurt and 3 small cereal options. The cooked food was standard: Bacon, eggs, sausages, hash browns, tomatoes,mushrooms and bean's. Toast was something that had to be requested and was more like warm bread. On the first morning my partner was served a cup with the remainder of someone's lipstick stains on the rim. On closer inspection of the glasses there were a number which were not clean. On the second night we went to the bar area to grab a couple of drinks. The bar was full of empty unwashed glasses and when we got our drinks our glasses where sticky. There was a smell of stale ale which was not appealing in the slightest. On checking out raised a couple of things with the receptionist and was meet with at best distinct lack of interest and worst just plan rudeness. Sadly this hotel did not meet the standards it professed to uphold. I would say the location and river view was pretty and the fact the parking was at the hotel itself made it one of the reasons I booked it. However after this visit I will not be visiting again as there are better hotels in York and carparks that are not much more expensive than the supposed secure parking.
Radisson Hotel York

Radisson Hotel York

4.3/5127 Reviews
Beautiful area,just on the river. Great location, a 2 minutes walk from the center. I arrived early and they allowed me to store my luggage until I arrived much later. The receptionist was kind and other staff friendly. Rooms were clean and had everything I needed. Recommended.
Judge's Lodging

Judge's Lodging

4.3/5101 Reviews
My family and I called into this amazing establishment initially fir a drink after arriving via train from Sheffield. The lodgings are a fantastic venue for socialising and meeting up with friends After having a drink we booked for an evening meal as the food looked amazing. Not to be let down we each had roast chicken with all the trimmings associated with a typical Sunday roast. A delightful experience and will return in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What hotels near York Station offer breakfast?

    A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. If you want to stay at a hotel with breakfast near York Station in York, consider The Principal York, The Grand York or Hampton by Hilton York . Be sure to book these popular hotels in advance!

  • Which popular hotels near York Station have parking?

    If you're planning on driving to York Station in York, why not stay at The Principal York, The Grand York or Hampton by Hilton York ? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.

  • Which hotels near York Station have free Wi-Fi?

    Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential. The Principal York, The Grand York and Hampton by Hilton York are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.

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    The Principal York, The Grand York and Hampton by Hilton York are some of the most popular hotels.

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    The Principal York, The Grand York and Hampton by Hilton York are popular accessible hotels.

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    Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air. The Principal York, The Grand York and Hampton by Hilton York are all popular hotels with non-smoking rooms.

  • What popular hotels near York Station have restaurants?

    If you like the idea of sampling local flavours while travelling, consider staying at The Principal York, The Grand York and Hampton by Hilton York . There are plenty of restaurants that serve local dishes near these hotels.

  • What's the average price of hotels near York Station this weekend?

    According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near York Station in York is £181. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.

  • What's the average price per night of hotels near York Station

    According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near York Station in York is £137. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.

  • What hotels are recommended near York Station?

    If you're having a hard time choosing a hotel, consider staying at No. 15, 71 Micklegate - Apartment 1 or Penleys Apartment , these hotels have great reviews. Be sure you book early!

  • Which hotels near York Station are popular with budget travelers?

    Whether you're travelling for business or going on a holiday, Ibis York Centre, Astor York Hostel and Wheatlands Lodge Hotel are popular hotels at great price points.

  • What luxury hotels are near York Station?

    The Grand York, Jorvik House and Judge's Lodging are popular luxury hotels that aren't too expensive.

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York Station Hotel Guide

Hotels in York

Weather and Best time to travel:

Correctly placed between London and Edinburg, the York city lies in North Yorkshire, England. The city has Roman roots and is a quintessential doorstep to the ancient British Experience. Inside the city, the street and walls are still rich in history with independent shops and lively eateries around. Every month the city puts up a festival and attracts millions of visitors. The spirit of living and its murky history makes this city a must-visit. Lying around 270 kilometres north of London, the city is built at the confluence of River Foss and River Ouse. It enjoys a temperate climate which means it has four distinct seasons. The city’s climate is warmer and drier as compared to the rest of Yorkshire. It is also prone to fog, frosts and cold winds in winter, spring and early summer season. York also witnesses snowfall from December to April but it easily melts.  So, keeping all of this in mind the best season to visit would be from March to May. The city looks beautiful around this time due to flowers blooming all around. But this happens to be the peak season as well, so you may find a large crowd around and expensive accommodation. Booking is recommended!

Airport / nearby airport:

Although York doesn’t have an airport of its own, two nearby airports serve the visitors to this city. These are Manchester Airport and Leeds Bradford Airport. Manchester Airport is located in Manchester city which is 84 miles from York city centre. This distance is made easy to cover by the TransPennine Express Train, which reaches York in just an hour. There are ample trains available throughout the day. Other modes of travel include cab or bus but the journey will take more time.

York is just 22 miles north-east of Leeds and is the closest airport to the city. So another way to reach York is to take a flight to Leeds. You can either take a train or a bus or a taxi for getting to York from Leeds Bradford Airport. The train runs every 20 minutes from Leeds station to York. Alternatively, there is a bus from Leeds bus station to York city every 30 minutes by the Yorkshire Coastliner bus operator. Or else, book a taxi from the airport directly to York city, which takes 45 minutes to reach the city.

Transportation:

Roaming around the little city of York is made possible by various transports available. These include

  1. Buses: The city’s public transport system is mostly bus-based. First York operates major local buses in the city from James Street depot. Some sight-seeing buses are operated by an operator called Transdev York.
  2. York Park and Ride: This transport means is widely accepted in York city. In this system the transport company allows commuters to park their vehicles in their parking facilities and get on a bus for the forward journey. There are 6 parks and ride spots in the city, located at Monks Cross, Poppleton Bar, Rawcliffe Bar, Aksham Bar, Grimston Bar and York Designer Outlet.
  3. Taxis or Car Hire: You can always book a cab or hire a car to roam around York.
  4. Cycle Hire: York is perfectly designed for all kinds of biking adventures. Go and book yourself a cycle to explore the city.

How to get to York:

York does not have an airport of its own. But fortunately, it is served by two airports which are known for their class, connectivity and service. One of them is Manchester Airport. It is the third busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic and thirteenth airport worldwide to serve 199 destinations. It is a major hub for airlines like EasyJet, Logan Air, Ryan Air, Virgin Atlantic, TUI Airways and BA City Flyer. The airport has direct flights to many cities in countries like America, Slovakia, Italy, Spain, China, France, UAE, India and the UK. The other airport is Leeds Bradford Airport which is situated just 22 miles from York city. The airport operates flights to many domestic destinations and cities in Europe. It is a major hub for Jet2.com airline.

Hotel info, prices for different hotel range: 

York is a small city but not small in the number of people who visit here annually. Hence there are varied options to stay in the city. You will find all classes of hotels in York like the 5-star, 4-star, 3-star, flashpacker style, backpacker style and guesthouses as well. Following three areas in the city will serve you the best:

  1. Holgate and City Centre: These two areas lie close to all major attractions in the city like museums, landmarks, pubs, restaurants and recreational activities. There is a single 5-star York hotel which charges 186€ for a day. The 4-star hotel here charges somewhere between 106€ to 170€ depending on your preferences while a 3-star in this area charge between 112€ to 151€ a day.
  2. North York: Some cheap hotels in York are located here since it lies away from the city centre. This area has many shops but restaurants, pubs and hotels are limited in number.

Book York hotels in advance to grab astounding York hotel deals. The prices are just an estimate and might change!

York Tourist Information

Top tourist attractions in York

York is a gorgeous city and the second most popular holiday destination in the UK after London. Some famous York attractions include:

  1. York Minster: Visit this sacred place in the city and feel the Glory of God. You will find collections of handcrafted stone and medieval stained glasses telling the tale of Jesus Christ. To get some gorgeous views of the city, climb up to the Central Tower which also happens to be the highest point of the city.
  2. York Castle Museum: An amazing place to get an insight into what English life had been through the centuries. The interactive galleries here have historic objects showcasing the past life. The museum also has innovative ways to learn about the city’s past.
  3. Railway Museum: Another place in your things to do in York list should be this award-winning museum which houses 200 years of train history. There are trains on which you can get on like steam trains, Royal trains and Japanese bullet trains. Be a part of interactive science shows arranged here and enjoy leisurely train rides.

Top food places in York

York is an ultimate foodie destination. It has modern fine dining restaurants, delectable street food and wine bars to tickle your taste buds. Following areas has the best food available in the city:

  • Castlegate area has some of the fine-dining restaurants in the city serving food from all over the world. It has many touristy bistros as well. Micklegate is the most interesting area in the city holding major independent eateries.
  • Do not forget to relish delicious street food shops available in the Shambles Market.
  • Gillygate has some amazing cheap cafes in the city and is a must-visit.

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