Best Western Monkbar Hotel

St Maurices Road, Monkbar, York, North Yorkshire, England

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About Best Western Monkbar Hotel

In the heart of York: ideal for exploring the history and heritage, the attractions, architecture & great shopping! The Monkbar has individual charming bedrooms, a wide menu in the Carvery restaurant and a warm welcome throughout! The Monkbar Hotel is named after Monk Bar, one of the famous Roman entrances to the city. There is limited free car parking for residents and this is a great choice from which to explore the very best that York has to offer. York Minster with its famous Rose Window is just a ten minute stroll from the hotel. We have a Courtyard garden, a welcoming bar, plenty of relaxing lounges and the Cloisters Restaurant, offering a wide choice of cuisine. Choose the Monkbar too for business meetings and social occasions - we'll meet your every expectation!

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