Premier Inn hotels in York, England

"Great location, really close to the city centre. Well equipped gym and nice bar & restaurant. Breakfast was very good. Great Indian restaurant across the road called 29 Streets. Car park directly opposite made it easy to park when we turned up at 8pm. "

"Second time staying here, slightly dated hotel however super comfortable beds, very helpful staff not a bad thing to say !! 100% recommend staying here. We got a complementary breakfast which was delicious. ( Birthday) 45 minute walk into town centre. Two local pubs near by. Garage/ off licence near by. Good Parking."

"Excellent location. Our room was next to the lift and there was no noise or interrupted sleep "

"Great location friendly and helpful staff"

"Good, decent stay, decent breakfast. Good service. Clean and comfortable rooms. "

"The hotel is located close to the city centre, making it very strategic and convenient for dining and exploring. Many tourist attractions are within walking distance. The staff are helpful and friendly, and the room was clean, quiet, and felt safe throughout my stay."

"We stayed at The Grand last weekend for 2 nights and absolutely loved it. The location is fantastic, right next to the York wall and only a 5-minute walk into the town centre. The hotel staff were so welcoming, and the doormen in particular were incredibly friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. We parked in the NCP car park just around the corner, which was really convenient. Although the pool was closed for renovation (something we were aware of when booking), our stay was still perfect. The rooms have been beautifully renovated, everything felt super clean and fresh, and the overall atmosphere was lovely. If you fancy any treatments / massages I do recommend pre booking before you arrive as all slots were fully booked when we tried to book on arrival. Popular option! On Friday evening, we had dinner at their restaurant The Rise. We ordered the sharing platter of beef Wellington and lobster, paired with a delicious bottle of red wine, absolutely amazing! There was also live music in the lounge/bar on both Friday and Saturday night, which added to the experience. The only downside was breakfast – at £30 per head it felt quite steep, so instead we ate out in town each morning at a lovely little café called Rise.Brunch, which we really enjoyed. I’ll definitely be staying here again on our next trip to York and can’t wait to check out the new spa and pool facilities once they’re open. :)"

"Good hotel overall. Lifts slow but functional "

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