Find Historic Hotels in Hovingham

"Really enjoyed this hotel"

"The hotel was well-situated in the centre of York. The staff were very welcoming and efficient. There were a few small cobwebs around the base of some of the room furniture and the shower room had a stale smell on arrival, which could be associated with the shower not being used, or if the water in the shower trap is siphoned out by water flow from other showers."

"We loved our stay here! Everywhere was spotless, the room was cozy and the bed comfortable. I loved the pool, and was pleased there was a sauna in the room and that the pool had an in-built jacuzzi. Reception was nice and there were lots of local goodies on sale for a reasonable price. All the staff we encountered were really pleasant, friendly and helpful. There was a good range of decent meals in the bar lounge, the pizzas were exceptional! I was somewhat disappointed with breakfast, the hot food was overdone and tough. The fried eggs were solid, and the scrambled weren't very nice. However, there were plenty of other foods to choose from. The bread for the toast was lovely. We will most definitely go there again, we fully recommend it!"

"Room was great. Lady at reception was so helpful. Enjoyed the gym, pool and sauna. Great vhoice of items in the breakfast buffet. Couldn 't fault it."

"Everything from the staff to the decor was wonderful. It doesn't look like much on the outside, but as soon as you walk in you know you're going to have a great stay. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. The bar staff were equally friendly. I had a ton in the courtyard and it was very clean and comfortable. I will definitely be staying here again. "

"Great staff, slight room issue which was addressed quickly."

"Fantastic hotel "

"Hotel is lovely, real cosy appeal in the main areas. Staff were great and the meal in the brasserie was delicious. Free upgrade to a four poster bed was a nice touch too."

"Friendly & helpful staff, clean and spacious room, very good breakfast and close to everything. "