Lovely, central hotel with parking available. Rooms were very comfortable. Quiet and comfortable with pleasant and helpful staff. This hotel has two great assets - its very convenient location and the English breakfast. Breakfast was excellent with huge tasty sausage and all the trimmings. Service was efficient. Its location is well within the city walls and walking distance of the major attractions of the town centre - big plus! Close to centre of city. Quiet location. Plenty of choice for breakfast. The four poster bed room had a lot of space and was very clean. The breakfast was excellent! Mrs Cooper, September 07. Near to city, very nice staff. Can recommend it fully. Mrs Innes, September 07. Rooms are comfortable and clean, staff are friendly and the breakfasts are excellent. Mrs Griffiths, August 07. The room was lovely and clean and fresh feeling. The hotel was within easy walking distance of York (about 10 mins walk from the Shambles). The breakfast was excellent (very filling!!). There is a small bar to relax in and unwind at the end of the day. I would stay here again have no hesitation in recommending this hotel. Sunday 18th June 2006. Standard Double/Twin at £49 per room including full English breakfast, Parking and VAT to go to the booking page and quote reference SD-M3W3MW in the additional information box to receive this offer. to return to the home page

Proprietors: Colin Sharon Marsh Telephone: +44 (0)1904 622207 646776 Fax: +44 (0)1904 624800 E-mail: info@stdenyshotel.co.uk. 3 Star Guest Accommodation. Weekly Online Special Offers. St Denys Hotel - Where a warm welcome awaits you at one of York's premium 3 diamond guest houses. The St Denys Hotel in York has been owned by the same family since it first opened its doors twenty years ago. Throughout this time an international reputation for friendly service has been built. Many visitors return again and again. We are proud of our reputation and look forward to welcoming you for the first time. Ideally Located in the City Center. St Denys Hotel has an enviable location within the walls of the historic City of York. It also boasts the rare benefit of an onsite residents car park. Like all really old cities, York is compact. No place is far from another and no place is hard to find. To get to the real heart of York you need to explore on foot. St Denys Hotel offers the ideal base from which to explore this beautiful city, at your leisure. The Church of St Denys - history on your doorstep. St Denys Hotel was originally the rectory of the ancient parish church of St Denys and has religious associations dating from Roman times. The first Christian church was probably built on the current site before the Norman conquest.A 'Church of St Denys' certainly existed there by 1154 and parts of this Norman church can still be seen in the present building which also contains one of the finest collections of medieval stained glass in York. As with the Hotel, the church takes pride in its friendly welcome to visitors of every nation. The St Denys Hotel caters for all needs, providing a wide range of room options. On offer are: single,double and family standard rooms and the Jorvik suite. Each room is comfortably decorated and furnished in traditional style. All rooms are fully equipped with ensuite facilities, colour TV, direct dial telephone and beverage making facilities to suit individual needs. A full English breakfast is freshly cooked by our resident chef and served in our bright and comfortable dining room. A licensed bar provides a wide variety of drinks to suit all tastes. Throughout your stay you can be sure that there will always be someone available to attend to your every need. All of our staff are, as you would expect, professional, courteous and well trained. But on top of this we are proud to say that you will find them warm and friendly and committed to making your stay here with us as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. Telephone +44 (0)1904 622207 646776 Facsimile +44 (0)1904 624800 Email. You are visitor 93679 to this page. © 2008 Bronco Internet

There are few places in Britain that can rival the magical beauty of York, a compact old city encircled by three miles of medieval wall and honeycombed with a maze of medieval streets and hidden alleyways - all with fascinating stories. The four main entrances to the city centre are still dominated by the imposing great 'bars' or gates of Bootham, Micklegate, Monkgate and Walmgate. York Minster is a magnificent gothic cathedral which has towered over the city for over 800 years. It is the largest medieval structure in the United Kingdom and contains England's greatest concentration of medieval stained glass. Its grandeur and surpassing beauty attracts visitors from all over the world. There are also many other historic buildings, museums and other reminders of York's past (See section). But these are only part of York's many attractions. The compact city centre provides tempting shops of all types and a thriving open air market and, to add to the pleasure of browsing and buying, the whole area is free of traffic for most of the shopping day, Sunday is included. The River Ouse and Foss provide attractive riverside walks, as well as boat trips and there are parks you can share with the squirrels, peacocks and friendly people of York. Food and drink are an essential part of every visit and you will find plenty to choose from in York. There are restaurants catering for almost every taste, plus a wide range of friendly cafes. As for pubs, you will be spoilt for choice and most of them serve good Yorkshire fare as well as traditional drinks, including locally brewed ales.

Getting to St Denys Hotel. York is ideally located - half way between the two capital cities of London and Edinburgh, and within easy reach of East and West coasts. Whichever method of travel you choose, you will find York, and St Denys Hotel, an easy destination to reach. York is only a few miles off the A1 London to Edinburgh highway and is easily accessible from the M1 and M62 motorways. Driving time from London or Edinburgh is about 3- 4 hours. Whichever direction you approach York from you will arrive at the outer ring road. Go onto the ring road and take the shortest circuit to the A1079 York - Hull junction. Take the turn off signposted York A1079 and then drive along this road for 2.4 miles, until you see the old Bar Walls at the traffic lights. Take the right hand lane, but do not turn right, you can go straight on with the bar on your left (signposted Walmgate access only). 500 yards down Walmgate you will have to turn left on a one way system and you will then see St Denys Hotel on your left. Our residents car park is on the right hand side of the Hotel. Frequent trains are operated to York from London, Peterborough, Newcastle - upon - Tyne, Edinburgh and Glasgow by Great North Eastern Railways; from Birmingham, Bristol, the West Country and South Wales by Virgin Cross - Country; and from Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds by Regional Railways North East. For all railway enquiries ring (08457) 484950 (day or night). York is only an hours drive from Hull Docks, the destination of daily overnight sailings by PO North Sea Ferries from Rotterdam (Europoort) in the Netherlands and Zeebrugge in Belgium. For non - motorists National Express runs a connecting coach from Hull Docks to York. The nearest airport is Leeds / Bradford (28 miles). Newcastle - Upon - Tyne and Manchester International Airport are also very accessible. A direct train service (hourly by day, less frequent at night) connects York with Manchester International Airport in less than 2 hours.

York is one of the Worlds most fascinating cities. The history of York, Capital of the North and Second City of the Realm, is the History of England. York began in AD71, built as a fortress against the Brigantes tribe by the Roman 9th Legion. Under the Romans it grew into an important City named Eboracum. It was the Vikings who gave York its name, derived from jorvik or Yorwick, their brief but flourishing kingdom. It was under the rule of the Normans that the city became a vital centre of government, commerce and religion for the North. By the start of the Tudor Age, York was at its zenith. The magnificent Minster had been completed after work lasting 250 years and the City enjoyed prosperity and robust civic pride. It was not until the 18th Century that there was any marked change in the City's outward character, when it became a fashionable resort and centre. Georgian elegance added to its architectural attractions. In the following century, the coming of the railway marked the start of a new era of growth and prosperity. In York you can become a part of English history, viewing Roman remains at the Yorkshire Museum, sampling the Viking way of life at the Jorvik Viking Centre, defending the city from attack at Clifford's Tower, conducting business at the 14th Century Merchant Adventures Hall, imagining yourself a prosperous Georgian Merchant in Fairfax House, or window shopping in a typical Victorian street at the Castle Museum. You can even try your hand at some DIY archaeology at the ARC. The Friargate Wax Museum recreates scenes from many eras of York's history, while the darker episodes of its past are on chilling display at the York Dungeon. Then there is the story of trains at the National Railway Museum (the largest museum of its kind in the world) and some stirring military history at the Regimental Museum. There are many ways to explore this unique City... take a stroll along the City walls, cruise the picturesque River Ouse or explore other parts of York by taking one of the many guided tours, walks or ghost trails. Wherever you go in York you will find evidence of its history and make memorable discoveries of your own.

St Denys Hotel Room Tariffs. With Effect from 1st January 2008. Sunday to Thursday Prices From. Friday and Saturday Prices From. Standard Double/Twin. Family Rooms are priced at the Standard Double/Twin rates plus an additional child supplement of between £5.00 and £15.00 depending on the age of the child. Babies in a travel cot are free. Please contact the hotel for details. Please note the above rates are 'from' rates and may vary during Bank Holidays, Special Events and York Race Meetings. Special Offers in Standard Double/Twin Rooms. Customise your visit with. 3 Night York Explorer Break - Sunday to Thursday. Well you can't see all York has to offer in one day. Half Price Sundays *subject to availability. See above! Stay Friday and Saturday Nights at the above rate pay half price for Sunday. 3 Night Romance Break - In a Four Poster room. Treat your better half Includes fresh flowers and chocolates in your room upon arrival. Internet special non-weekend rate (Sunday - Thurs). Subject to availability, a non-refundable, non-cancellable and non-amendable standard double/twin room booking at a discounted rate. Note that your card will be debited with the full amount of the stay at the time of booking. All of the above offers are subject to availability and are only available in Standard Rooms except where if Superior Suite supplement is paid on date of check in. Unfortunately we can not offer these packages over Bank Holidays, Special Events and York Race Meetings