York Central Hotels

York (Yorkshire)

An elegant and peaceful townhouse B&B, a 10-minute walk from York Minster, with light and comfortable bedrooms, and a home from home atmosphere. Relax by the sitting room fireplace after a day out sightseeing; book a luxury suite for a four-poster bed. An inviting city break base.

• Local exploring - Set in the heart of York, within walking distance from the main attractions, this hotel is perfect for local exploring
• City Style - Set in a heritage, Victorian townhouse with cosy interiors, this hotel has lots of local Yorkshire style
• Families - Family rooms are available at this hotel, making it a favourite with parents
• Great walks - Head into York on a long walk from this hotel and visit the main sights, including the Theatre Royal and Guildhall

York (2 Rougier Street)

If you’re looking for a delightful, design-savvy stay in the heart of York, Malmaison’s latest outpost is just the ticket. Dining at SORA Sky Bar affords an incredible view of the city & beyond to the White Horse of Kilburn. Enjoy on-site spa, brasserie & meeting facilities. Fun with fresh feel.

• Business meetings - A covenient spot for business with 3 meeting rooms (seating up to 180), 6 pods & business centre — all with smart technology
• Local exploring - Fantastic central location means all of York's many attractions, nightlife & restaurants are within walking distance
• City Style - Popular & buzzy with both locals & visitors alike... this has all the ingredients to become a York classic
• Value chic - Entry level rooms offer incredible value for such a fab city spot

York

An atmospheric pub-with-rooms in the heart of the city, opposite York Minster and walking distance to the sights. Darkly cosy, with gas-lit bar and dining-room, bedrooms are elegantly simple with well-worn antiques, some with four-poster beds, plus there's hearty food and real ales.

• Local exploring - An atmospheric hotel walking distance from many of the city's historical and cultural sights
• Foodies - It is pub food but done very well - perfect for foodies wanting an authentic pub experience
• Lively - The pub runs regular events - the Sunday night live blues gig is particularly popular
• Historic - The history goes that Guy Fawkes was born in the cottage to the rear of the property

York (2-4 High Petergate)

This historic Georgian inn, in the shadow of the city’s medieval walls, oozes atmosphere from its cosy bars to its low-ceilinged bedrooms. Food is a cut above the average pub menu and there’s a good range of Yorkshire ales plus a hidden beer garden.

• Foodies - The AA Rosette restaurant serves classic pub food with a modern twist, ideal for those interested in locally sourced produce
• Families - With a children's menu, and space to add extra beds to some of the larger rooms, this would be a perfect spot for families
• Local exploring - The hotel's proximity to all of the main attractions in York make it an ideal spot for exploring the city
• Historic - Sat within the historic bar walls, this 17th century pub is packed full of character

York

This hotel not only oozes history - the building dates from the 11th century - but is in an enviable location, between the Minster and the medieval walls. Bedrooms are light and gracious, the food elegant, and few tourists know it's there.

• Local exploring - Locations don'e get better than this for city exploring set between the Minster and the walls
• Historic - With Norman origins, this is possibly the city's oldest continuously lived-in private house
• Foodies - The small menu restaurant serves stunning British fine dining cuisine
• Great walks - Discover the rugged beauty of the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales National Parks