Hotels in York in general

N.B. Once again theres no category for the Travel Lodge in Piccadilly in York so this un'll have to do. Now I'll warn you now - I'm not the greatest of Hotel-Goers, I'm one where as long as there's a bed and a roof, I'm happy, but when she who must be obeyed and I decided to go to York for a few days (culminating in a good ole Paddy's Night P**s-up) it was obvious that it had to be a decent hotel - and with it being short notice - the only half decent hotel with vacancies was the Travel Lodge on Piccadilly, so of course - a booking was made and before you knew it I was destined to spend 4 nights there. ** Booking Process ** ...  Read the complete review

I LOVE York! It's a great place to visit for a romantic weekend, or a shopping trip, for sight seeing, people watching and having a drink (or two) at the pub. I've lived in York for over three years and have visited the city for both business and pleasure since moving away. "So what is accommodation like in York?" The answer is ... "it varies". A lot of it depends on what you're looking for and what you can afford. Fortunately, York being such a touristy place there is something for everyone (subject to terms and conditions, book early to avoid dissapointment :o) ) Accommodation ranges from youth hostels, providing a bunk bed for ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at the Abbots Mews Hotel in York a few years ago and I have to say I would have ranked it with Fawlty Towers. The Moment I arrived there I thought the staff were rude. They also made you leave your bags in an exposed position which was not at all secure. I would also like to say that the decor in the rooms was terrible, with an old fashined and also frilly feel to it. The standard of food at Breakfast was also awful, sausages were very schrivilled. The only english the staff at Breakfast knew was "What do you want for Breakfast", I have not known that poor standard of English in a forign hotel let alone an English one. ...  Read the complete review

I recently stayed at the Posthouse, Tadcaster Rd, York and as I usually find with this brand of hotel it is always the same quality. Though for the price (£60) I feel that the quality should be a lot higher than you get. The location of the hotel is very close to the racecourse and very handy for viewing York itself. The price for breakfast was also a shocker at £11. It is a well laid out buffet, handy if you can eat as an olympic sport, but a little expensive if you only want cornflakes and a cup of tea. ...  Read the complete review