Park Inn York

North St, York, North Yorkshire, England

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About Park Inn York

This centrally located riverside hotel with 200 bedrooms, many with river views, is located in the centre of this historic city with many attractions only a short walk away. Situated within the city walls, this modern style hotel, with views over the river and York Minster, is ideally placed to explore the excavated Viking streets, The Shambles and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales. Our waterfront restaurant offers an extensive menu in a relaxed environment while the banqueting and conference suites will accommodate functions of up to 300 guests. There are 12 dedicated meeting rooms offering exceptional facilities from 2 to 400 delegates. The business centre offers fax, photocopying and full secretarial services, and you can make use of the multi gym and sauna. In the heart of this Roman city overlooking the banks of the River Ouse, this imposing hotel is ideally located for the leisure visitor or conference delegate. The Courtyard Bar and Restaurant offers a tempting menu to suit a variety of tastes. Car parking for up to 90 cars is charged at 10 GBP per day and is allocated on a first come, first served basis.

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