Marmadukes Boutique Hotel Price: ££££ Total rooms: 20, Ground floor: 2, Single: 2, Family: 1
Map Ref: C2
Mount Royale Hotel Price: ££££ Total rooms: 24, Ground floor: 6, Single: 0, Family: 2
HOTELS Map Ref:
Hotel B6
This beautiful boutique hotel, hidden in a quiet, leafy grove just a few minutes walk from York Minster, boasts luxurious rooms with handmade beds, a lounge bar furnished with antique sofas, and a wonderfully light conservatory - the perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely breakfast.
The hotel has a unique character that recalls the glories of times gone by and each of the 20 bedrooms is different and delightful. Resting on wooden, brass or iron bedsteads, mattresses are dressed in crisp white Egyptian cotton sheets, ensuring a good night's sleep.
The Garden Spa has a sauna, a hot tub and a small sun deck, making it the perfect relaxing retreat.
Breakfast is included in all room rates and is cooked fresh to order each morning.
A stay at Marmadukes, York's Boutique Hotel, is the ideal way to make the most of your trip to York.
4-5 St Peters Grove, Bootham, York, YO30 6AQ Tel: 01904 640101 Email:
reservations@marmadukesyork.com www.marmadukesyork.com Limited parking available
Middlethorpe Hall & Spa Price: £££££ Total rooms: 29, Ground floor: 10, Single: 1, Family: 2 Hotel Map Ref: C9
Charming William IV building. En suite rooms all individually furnished with antiques. Mature English gardens and open air swimming pool (open from May to September.) Sauna, steam room, hot tub and beauty therapist.
‘One19 Restaurant’ offering the best in modern English / Mediterranean cuisine. Easy walking distance to city centre. Free private parking.
117-119 The Mount, York, YO24 1GU Tel: 01904 628856 Fax: 01904 611171 Email:
reservations@mountroyale.co.uk www.mountroyale.co.uk Private off-street parking
Park Inn York Price: £££ Total rooms: 200, Ground floor: 0, Single: 14, Family: 8 Hotel Map Ref: C4
Now part of the National Trust - all profits to the charity
This magnificent example of a William and Mary country house stands amid 20 acres of carefully tended gardens adjacent to York Race Course.
The guest rooms, many with private sitting rooms, are stylishly furnished and located in both the main house and classical courtyard.
Oak paneling and views overlooking the grounds help to create the perfect ambience in which to enjoy Middlethorpe’s award-winning food. Head chef Nicholas Evans creates imaginative dishes with many of the ingredients sourced locally.
A superb health spa boasts a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool and gym, plus luxurious treatments by Decléor and E’SPA.
Winner of the Visit York Hotel of the Year 2008 award.
Bishopthorpe Road, York, YO23 2GB Tel: 01904 641241 Fax: 01904 620176 Email:
info@middlethorpe.com www.middlethorpe.com Free secure private parking
www.visityork.org
No children under 6
North Street, York, YO1 6JF Tel: 01904 459988 Fax: 01904 459987 Email:
info.york@rezidorparkinn.com www.york.parkinn.co.uk Private parking with charge
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Centrally located, on the River Ouse and only 5 minutes from the train station and the city centre, the Park Inn York is the ideal place to stay. Now fully refurbished, all 200 bedrooms offer modern air conditioned en-suite facilities, with 26” flatscreen digital TVs and drench style showers – ask us about our River & Minster views.
All day dining is available in the RBG Lounge Bar, overlooking the Ouse, with a more substantial menu available in the evening in the RBG Bar and Grill.
Guests can enjoy full and unlimited use of our Innaction Health Club, with fully equipped Gymnasium and Sauna together with a range of beauty treatments available by prior arrangement.
£ – £30 or less
££ – £31 - £45
£££ – £46 - £65
££££ – £66 - £90
£££££ – £91 or over
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