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York Youth Hotel - Accommodation in York
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Prices From $25.76, £14.00, €21.14 Accommodation Type: HOSTEL York Youth Hotel 11 / 13 Bishophill Senior YO1 6EF York perfectly suited for backpackers or travelers on a limited budget. We have a choice of accommodation to suit your pocket. You may take a large shared dorm or for a little more you can take littleer dorms, or a twin room. (We have the cheapest single rooms within the town walls). Family rooms as well offered. Note: No All Male Groups on Weekends or Race Meetings. WE HAVE ALL THE USUAL FEATURES which includes: Television Lounge Breakfast Room visitors Kitchen Laundry Night Porter No Membership Open 24 hours No Curfew Games Room (Pool, Table Football etc.) Shop (Snacks, Drinks, Food etc.) web access Cafe 6 few minutes WALK Yes we really are only 6 few minutes walk from the railway station, and only 4 few minutes walk from the Coach Station And only 4 few minutes walk from the exact center of the town, which means that we are surrounded near York's many highlights, all within easy walking distance. The York Youth Hotel (Formally named BISHOPHILL HOUSE )was built in the year 1740 near a wealthy York Merchant. It is in the vicinity of the site of the Duke of Buckinghams Palace which was the finest residence in York at the time. Many of the original features are still present. The Ballroom which once featured a Roccoco ceiling still has its splendid bay window looking out over the town, the sashes of which are made of bronze. This room is now our large dorm. There is a Georgian style Porticoed entrance leading to the original 18th century diamond patterned York stone floor. Many of the original corpleasants still exsist both dentiled and castilated. The attic rooms which strangely are our superior dorms, were once the servants quarters of this rich and lavish house. Below the house you can see the original corbelled cellers which once used to be the wine cellars. There is as well a blocked up pa away which once was a personal way down to the river. |
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