The Gateway To York

Hull Road, Kexby, North Yorkshire, England

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About The Gateway To York

Set in 8 acres of landscaped gardens with fine views of woodland, the River Derwent and rich farmland. A privately owned and operated hotel, restaurant and conference venue under new ownership. The perfect place for business and pleasure. Situated at the meeting place of the three Yorkshire Ridings, the Medieval Walled City of York is only 6 miles from the hotel while a Park and Ride facility is only minutes away by car. York is guaranteed to charm and fascinate each person with over 2,000 years of history, many historic attractions and wonderful shopping opportunities. There are several shopping streets to be found, the favourite being York's ancient thoroughfare, Stonegate with its rich medley of shops with Medieval and Georgian architecture including the world famous Mulberry Hall. Completed in 1990, the hotel has been painstakingly designed with space and light in mind.

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