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The Hotel

Hedley House Hotel sits a 10-minute stroll from the York Minster Cathedral, with the Museum Gardens, the Shambles and the banks of the River Ouse, all within walking distance. The centre of York presents an array of shopping opportunities, alongside quaint tearooms, the Castle Museum, and the Jorvic Centre, which celebrates the city’s Viking past.

Guests are invited to stay in spacious guest rooms that boast a widescreen TV, hospitality tray and en suite bathroom facilities.

The on-site restaurant tempts the senses with dishes prepared with locally-sourced produce. The menu changes with the seasons and offers breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

On-site facilities include sauna, hot tub, and outdoor shower on a garden decking stage, allowing guests to make the most of the hotel’s surrounds in a relaxing environment, while those keen on yoga can take part in additional classes.

Room Details

Standard Double/Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Deluxe Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Superior Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Triple Room

• Standard occupancy: 3 people
• Maximum occupancy: 3 people

Groupon Guide to York

Located in the north of England, renowned for its historical landmarks, the city of York is a great destination for those looking to immerse themselves in British history or simply enjoy a city break.

Founded by Romans in 71 AD, formerly known as Eboracum, York boasts rich history and has been a witness to a number of events crucial to the history of the British Isles. This historical continuity left its mark on the city as it houses a multitude of buildings from various periods, such as the medieval York Castle or the 15th-century York Art Gallery.

Historical landmarks form only a portion of what attracts tourists to this colourful city. Thanks to its vibrant urban culture and a variety of local festivals, the city has been listed as UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts.