Hotels or B&B in York please
11 February 2002, 01:11 AM
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I stayed in a couple of B+B's the last weekend in York. Actually hard to find vacancies.
The ones we went to were in St Peters Grove. Only 5 minutes walk from the Minster, and roughly £30 a head ( 3 staying )
In August when we stayed, weekend again, prices were similar, stayed in another B+B/Hotel type thing, again in St Peters Grove.
We also stayed one night in another place, it was just round the corner, but cant remember the name or street.
Couldnt really complain much about any of the places we stayed. Pretty good all round. Dont have any Phone nos though. Maybe a yellow pages would help??
I think one was called Holmelea Hotel, and the other Orchard... They do have car parks, the Orchard one is bigger, but it seemed like a quiet street. Its a dead end/cul-de-sac whichever you prefer.
map of where we stayed
[Edited by ustolemyname??stevieturbo - 11/2/2002 1:46:50 AM]
The ones we went to were in St Peters Grove. Only 5 minutes walk from the Minster, and roughly £30 a head ( 3 staying )
In August when we stayed, weekend again, prices were similar, stayed in another B+B/Hotel type thing, again in St Peters Grove.
We also stayed one night in another place, it was just round the corner, but cant remember the name or street.
Couldnt really complain much about any of the places we stayed. Pretty good all round. Dont have any Phone nos though. Maybe a yellow pages would help??
I think one was called Holmelea Hotel, and the other Orchard... They do have car parks, the Orchard one is bigger, but it seemed like a quiet street. Its a dead end/cul-de-sac whichever you prefer.
map of where we stayed
[Edited by ustolemyname??stevieturbo - 11/2/2002 1:46:50 AM]
11 February 2002, 05:06 PM
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i get you know the Royal York Hotel!! looks really old'y worldy in there
Mr Man, i dont drive a car still going down the Education route!!
BUT im 99% in my mates cars ranging from corsa's, MR2's, Soon to be a CTR
if your bored give me a bell come out on the **** Most my mates are the bouncers here , hehehe
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Mr Man, i dont drive a car still going down the Education route!!
BUT im 99% in my mates cars ranging from corsa's, MR2's, Soon to be a CTR
if your bored give me a bell come out on the **** Most my mates are the bouncers here , hehehe[Edited by super_si - 11/2/2002 5:09:53 PM]
01 November 2002, 04:48 PM
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Can anyone suggest a good place for the wife and I to stay in York?
I need it to be on-suite, have off road parking and to be within walking distance of the city centre.
Thanks in advance
Steve
I need it to be on-suite, have off road parking and to be within walking distance of the city centre.
Thanks in advance
Steve
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01 November 2002, 06:15 PM
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My Mum has just gone to York today for the weekend. Can't remember which hotel she is staying at, but the leaflet is at her house. When she gets back I'll get the name of it, after obviously asking her if it was any good.
Cheers.
Tracey
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02 November 2002, 08:54 AM
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Steve,
I have lived in hotels in York for about a year now. For that money, with offstreet parking en suite the Ramada Encore, which is new and right in the centre of town is the closest to £60.
Make sure you get a room at the back tho' and beware, it is a bit like staying in Ikea.
The Hilton is crap and expensive, and that is based on the experience of around 50 nights staying there.
Other than that it is B&Bs as everything else is expensive - and even the expensive are not necessarily good or quiet.
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I have lived in hotels in York for about a year now. For that money, with offstreet parking en suite the Ramada Encore, which is new and right in the centre of town is the closest to £60.
Make sure you get a room at the back tho' and beware, it is a bit like staying in Ikea.
The Hilton is crap and expensive, and that is based on the experience of around 50 nights staying there.
Other than that it is B&Bs as everything else is expensive - and even the expensive are not necessarily good or quiet.
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02 November 2002, 03:30 PM
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where abouts in york are you super_si and what car u got?? my missus lives there and im ther about 2 weeks of the month.
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03 November 2002, 06:39 PM
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Just a visit to do some Xmas shopping and have a look around! I love York when all the Xmas decorations are out and it's a cold crisp day.
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