Hotels met breakfast in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

"Cleanliness and tidiness impressed me most. The reception service is brilliant and staff are always with smiling faces. I will suggest to my friends and family to stay in Holiday Inn York whenever they visit York."

"Beautiful old pub located on the main road into York from the south. Car parking at the rear. Takes about twenty minutes to walk to the Minster and the route takes you past Clifford's Tower & The Shambles. The room was very clean & tidy, decorated simply & tastefully. Shower was hot and efficient. We slept well although we prefer a firmer bed. The pub is on a main road but it was quiet during the night & we weren't disturbed by visitors to the bar (we stayed on a Thursday). Good beer, I had a pint of Wainwright's Gold. Staff were very friendly and helpful, we would definitely stay again, much better to support a local business like this than the big brands. My wife is Chinese and wanted a Chinese breakfast, we found a place called Noodle Lane about ten minutes walk from the hotel, it was expensive but authentic."

"We stayed at the hotel for just one night, but it was exceptionally lovely. I loved the interiors, the rooms, and the location. It’s quiet, the neighbourhood is beautiful, and we’d be happy to recommend this place to others."

"It was a experience staying in such a wonderful hotel, they gave me a wonderful service throughout my stay. Credit to them"

"1. Check-out Time Is Too Early In my experience, most hotels—whether five-star establishments or smaller boutique hotels—allow guests to check out around 12:00 noon. However, for such a large hotel with a rich historical background, the check-out time of 10:00 a.m. feels unreasonably early. It is particularly inconvenient for guests who wish to have breakfast, as the kitchen closes at 9:00 a.m., making the entire morning feel rushed. This aspect was disappointing and should be seriously reconsidered. 2. Luggage Storage After Check-out As a frequent traveler who has stayed in many hotels across different countries, I have never encountered a situation where luggage storage after check-out was not available. Typically, guests are allowed to leave their bags temporarily while exploring the city and return later to collect them. Unfortunately, this was not possible at this hotel. I found this quite surprising, especially considering the size of the property. As a result, I had to carry a large suitcase while visiting the beach and dining outside, which significantly affected my experience. This policy made me feel that guests are not sufficiently accommodated after check-out, and it was quite disappointing. 3. Room Facilities I understand and respect that this hotel is nearly 200 years old, and I have no issue with its age or character. Overall, the room facilities were acceptable; however, the water taps could benefit greatly from modernization. The current rotary-style taps are difficult to operate, requiring considerable force to turn on and off. This could be especially challenging for elderly guests. Additionally, when I entered my room, I noticed that water was already running slightly due to the tap not being fully closed. If the hotel were to gradually replace these taps with more user-friendly designs, it would not only improve guest comfort but also help conserve water in the long run. I believe this would be a worthwhile investment."

"Celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary at the Queen’s Hotel. Situated in a great place close to bars, restaurants and shops. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The rooms are very clean and they serve a good cold beer and wine at the bar!"

"Great hotel and location, right alongside the canal. Lovely food, breakfast and dinner. Pet friendly made the dog very welcome also,£15 extra for the dog but that was fine. Would reccomend and stay there again."

"都是愛乾淨的女生。挺好的，世界不能沒有女孩子。就是天黑了真不好找，第一次過來火車delay了，深夜找不到路，google導航辣雞，，繞另一邊去了，還有衹小狐狸，眼睛綠的，，大晚上唯一的光是綠眼睛晃呀晃，，汗毛倒豎。第二天發現旁邊路是墓地。怪嚇人的，天亮了挺好找的。"

"Safestay in York is an excellent place to stay, especially if you arrive by train. It is a few minutes' walk from the station, and also very close to all the major attractions. We stayed in a room in the basement, and although it was not luxurious, it had everything we needed. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was comfortable. There was a dehumidifier in the room, so no moldy, damp smell. Even though it was freezing outside, the radiator kept the room warm enough. The bathroom is quite small, though, and no bath mat was supplied for when you step out of the shower. The water in the shower did not get hot enough - it stayed lukewarm. The breakfast was good value for money, but it could get quite noisy when there were large groups of people. I also saw people taking all the fruit and extra yoghurts and croissants for 'takeaways'. The staff were friendly and very helpful. All in all it was a great place to stay and I would recommend it to anyone."