York Priory Guest House

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Located on the 1036 indoor ring highway, in a residential district called Fishergate just half a mile to the downtown or on a straight bus route to the town and railway station. Ample self-sufficient farking for visitors and a charming stroll into the town through the river. The York Priory was established in 1930 and was previously known as The Priory Hotel. It features been in the same family (Jacksons)for three generations. It's everytime fondly remembered by guests for the Twin Gothic Arches in the terraces, an original `Victorian Folly' The guesthouse could not be better situated for the downtown, sights and landlord of exquisite first class restaurants. A pleasing base for over night or a longer more soothing break. Self-sufficient Parking and Free Wireless I-net are only two of the a lot of privileges including a full English Breakfast and mainland cold buffetAs the inn is exactly several mins stroll from the downtown, you will be advantageously located to enjoy some of the many sights that York is so well known for. Why not take an alluring walk into city alongside the river and stay the Jorvik Viking Centre, York Minster, National Railway Museum or Catle Museum? Or why not boutique til you drop in the a lot of particular shops around the Quarter and The Shambles? York features countless cafes, restaurants, pubs and pubs, so whatever your tastes, you are bound to find something to enjoy! The University, Racecourse and the McArther Glen designer outlet are all also within one mile of the inn. The Priory indeed is a home away from home. The Priory stands in charming lonely terraces featuring gothic stonework arches and seating with tables where you can have a rest and enjoy a drink there is also a covered smoking district. Content provided favour of the site. The premises is solely responsible for the accuracy of the data provided.