Places to Stay in York: It's Like Another World

George VI said that York’s history, “is the history of England.” The town is unbelievably beautiful and once you see it, you’ll understand why it draws so many tourists in the UK every single year. The town is nestled between harbors and moors that give it the feeling of being in another world. Until the Industrial Revolution, York was second in importance and population only to London. It’s a beautiful city to visit, and there are many places to stay in York that will put you close to the most popular attractions and sights.

The Visit York Tourism awards recognized Castle Howard as the visitor attraction of the year in 2009. Built between 1699 and 1712, Castle Howard is a beautiful and stately home, just 15 miles north of York. It was built for the 3rd Earl of Carlisle and designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. While it’s not a true castle (some country houses are called castles if they’ve been constructed after the castle-building era), it’s absolutely gorgeous and a must-see on your trip to York.

If you’re searching for nearby hotels, the Kilima Hotel is quite close and located within walking distance of the historic city. The hotel is a former 19th century rectory and conveniently places you near the Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moors. It features an indoor swimming pool, Turkish steam room and fitness room. The historic attractions nearby will keep you busy and amazed for the duration of your stay. It’s one of the most beautiful places to stay in York and you’re sure to be satisfied.

While visiting York, you’ll feel as if you’ve been taken away to a period romance filled with the echoes of the past. The Nubble lighthouse is a beautiful tourist attraction that is located on a rocky islet called Neddick Bubble - and overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy the sights while you eat, and don’t forget to bring the camera! Another great attraction is the old schoolhouse, a one-room schoolhouse opened in 1745. Edwards’ Harborside Inn will put you very near both of these attractions, and features a unique and wonderful charm. With cookies served in the afternoon and gorgeous views of the harbor, this Inn will remind you why York is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the UK. It’s one of the coziest and best places to stay in York.

If you’re looking for a comfortable, small place to stay in York, the Groves Hotel can provide that. Built in 1900 for a Leeds Tobacconist, the hotel is located near the River Ouse - where the same tobacconist used the ferry his tobacco to customers. It was later turned into a guest house and features a beautiful grand staircase, old-English style architecture and a ton of charm. There are a number of other bed and breakfasts, hostels and hotels in York - from five-star accommodations to cozier and more affordable options. With nor shortage of places to stay in York and many options for your own personal taste, you’re sure to find a hotel that speaks to you.

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