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Read moreProviding a countryside feel right in the city centre, the Sir Joseph Terry Cottages are the perfect home-away-from-home for your staycation in York.
By booking direct and not through a third party, you’ll get use of our gym included in the cost of your stay. Don’t forget the free, city centre, parking too.
The essentials
Steeped in history, the Grade II listed buildings are standalone from the main hotel, providing you with your own slice of comfort. The building was first designed in 1899 by famed architect Walter G. Pentry, and is named after Sir Joseph Terry of Terry’s Chocolate Orange fame and a former Mayor of York.
As one of York’s most unique places to stay, you’ll enter a world of charm, both cottages are spacious & comfy, ideal for families up to six. Each cottage includes a king-size bed, a sofa bed and two full-size bunk beds, plus a relaxing living area to unwind in after a day of fun and activity in the city.
You’ll also discover a selection of extras exclusive to the cottages tracing back the building’s heritage in the city.
Spend a few days exploring the historic city of York, we’re here to welcome you at the end of the day and our boutique bedrooms are here to rest those legs.
We’ve partnered with Nyetimber English Sparkling Wine for our indulgent Nyetimber package.
Read moreWe’ve packaged together everything you need to get away from the everyday in the beautiful city we call home.
Read MoreThere’s nothing quite like a visit to the theatre – with its spell-binding storylines, captivating costumes, and stunning sets, a night out in this historic city is always unforgettable. From £116.95 per person
Read MoreStretch out the weekend in style! Relax and unwind in our charming hotel, and indulge in a lazy morning wake up with no alarm clock and a lie-in guaranteed. From £89 per person
Read moreCultural tours, classical delights, boat trips. Go and take it all in.
Experience life as it would have been in 10th century York and the fascinating Viking legacy. Discover the site of the Viking-Age city of Jorvik as it stood nearly 1,000 years ago and some of the rarest artifacts including, delicate earrings, frying pans and many more.
More DetailsThe imposing tower standing on its high mound offers stunning panoramic views over York and the Minster. It's almost all that remains of York Castle built by William the Conqueror and has served as a prison and royal mint in its time. Part of the circular city wall route.
More DetailsTake a trip on the River Ouse which runs directly through the middle of the city and escape the bustle of being on-foot. Spend your afternoon sailing along and take in the historic city from a great alternative view.
More DetailsThe National Railway Museum tells the story and history of rail transport in Britain. Step back in time as you travel by steam train through the yard on a steam locomotive. It's a great day out for the whole family with amazing trains on display and free entry.
More DetailsIt's one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals, known for its crafted stained glass, medieval stonework and gothic grotesques. Climb the 275 steps of the Central Tower for unbeatable, panoramic views of the city at the top.
More DetailsDiscover the stories behind the greatest names in chocolate, unwrap the secrets of chocolate making, and even learn the art of the chocolatier for yourself. A fully guided tour and three floors of interactive exploration take you on a journey through the city where chocolate made history.
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