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"Limited parking"

"Clean, great location "

"Lovely hotel, great reception and room service staff. Friendly and very helpful. We had a king size courtyard room which was clean and had a fridge and kettle. Bed was comfortable and shower worked well. Didn't have breakfast so can't comment on that. Parking available at hotel but limited or car park at the Mount School which always had spaces. The walk into York took about 25 minutes. Only small criticism was the bar ran out of drinks including sauvignon white wine. Other than that would definitely come and stay again."

"Clean and friendly staff and a great breakfast and great location and free parking "

"My first point of contact was reception, they handled our check-in brilliantly , all staff throughout our stay were excellent, the room was comfortable and very clean, breakfast was tremendous "

"I came with my friend to celebrate her special Birthday. Couldn’t fault anything. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The food was amazing and our room was comfortable, especially our beds!!!"

"We have had a very enjoyable two night stay at the Cedar Court hotel. A warm welcome greeted us. We had arrived early so we checked in our car and then headed off into town, armed with the map the receptionist gave us. She told us the best way into town! Our actual check in was great a few hours later. Our room was on the second floor and we were very pleased with it. Great size. Lovely bathroom....... Yeah....... It had a bath! The bed was so comfy. Plenty of plug sockets and USB port too. We didn't eat at the hotel but we did have a drink in the bar area. When we next visit Harrogate, we will definitely stay here again. ***** "

"Fantastic welcome at check in with mulled wine and mince pies wonderful festive touch! Hotel is beautifully decorated for Christmas and the room was perfect thank you!"

"Have stayed previously. All staff we met were friendly and helpful. Breakfast good with plenty of options. Only minor criticism being room service food trays left in corridors."