 St Denys HotelSt Denys Road, York, YO1 9QD
Telephone: 01904 622207
Fax: 01904 624800
English Tourism Council 3 Diamonds
AA 3 Diamonds
| St Denys Hotel - Where a warm welcome awaits you |
| The same family has owned St Denys Hotel since it first opened its doors twenty years ago. Throughout this time an international reputation for friendly service has been built |
| Many visitors return again and again. We are proud of our reputation and look forward to welcoming you for the first time |
St Denys Hotel has an enviable location within the walls of the historic City of York. It also boasts the rare benefit of an onsite resident's car park
Like all really old cities, York is compact. No place is far from another and no place is hard to find. To get to the real heart of York you need to explore on foot
St Denys Hotel offers the ideal base from which to explore this beautiful city, at your leisure
The Church of St Denys - history on your doorstep
St Denys Hotel was originally the rectory of the ancient parish church of St Denys and has religious associations dating from Roman times. The first Christian church was probably built on the current site before the Norman Conquest. A 'Church of St Denys' certainly existed there by 1154 and parts of this Norman church can still be seen in the present building, which also contains one of the finest collections of medieval stained glass in York
As with the Hotel, the church takes pride in its friendly welcome to visitors of every nation |
 
The St Denys Hotel caters for all needs, providing a wide range of room options. On offer are: single,double, twin and family standard rooms and beautiful ground floor four poster rooms.
Each room is comfortably decorated and furnished in traditional style. All rooms are fully equipped with en-suite facilities, colour TV, direct dial telephone and beverage making facilities to suit individual needs |
 | A licensed bar provides a wide variety of drinks to suit all tastes |
| A full English breakfast is freshly cooked by our resident chef and served in our bright and comfortable dining room |  |
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All prices quoted are rates per room and include freshly cooked English Breakfast and VAT
Standard RatesSingle Room from £49 to £79
Standard Double /Twin from £69 to £99
Family Room from £79 to £99
Four Poster room from £79 to £129
Additional child price sharing parents room
Babies in Cots Free
Up toFive years £5
Six to Ten years £10
Eleven to fifteen years £15
Sixteen Years and Over Full Adult Price
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York Explorer Breaks
3 Night Explorer Break £200
Half price Sunday Break *subject to availability
Unfortunately we cannot offer these packages over Bank Holidays, Special Events and York Race Meetings
We are sorry that bookings for Saturday nights only cannot be made in advance but may be available after 6pm each Friday evening
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| York is one of the world's most fascinating cities. The history of York, Capital of the North and Second City of the realm, is the History of England |
 | In York you can become a part of English history, visit the magnificent Minster, view Roman remains at the Yorkshire Museum, sample the Viking way of life at the Jorvik Viking Centre, defend the city from attack at Clifford's Tower, conduct business at the 14th Century Merchant Adventurers Hall, imagine yourself a prosperous Georgian merchant in Fairfax House or window shop in a typical Victorian street at the Castle Museum |
Whichever direction you approach York from, you will arrive at the outer ring road. Take the shortest circuit to the York - Hull A1079 junction (see map)
Take the exit signposted York - Hull A1079 and drive along this road for 2.4 miles until you come to the traffic lights at the old bar walls. At the lights, take the centre lane and follow the traffic through the bar walls on to Walmgate. 500 yards along Walmgate you will have to turn left on the one way system, you will then see the hotel opposite the church |
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