Quality Hotel York

53 Piccadilly, York, North Yorkshire, England

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About Quality Hotel York

Modern 100 bedroom hotel centrally situated for both business and leisure travellers, within the historic city walls. The restaurant offers an extensive menu to suit all budgets. Modern 100 bedroom hotel centrally situated for both business and leisure travellers, within the historic city walls. The restaurant offers an extensive menu to suit all budgets. The glass fronted 6 storey hotel is furnished in a warm minimalistic style. All bedrooms have pay video, games console hospitality tray and large walk in showers. Disabled and twin bedded rooms are available on request. Conference Suites with air conditioning, natural daylight, isdn video conferencing and wireless internet access are available for both day/24 hour meetings. Situated in the city centre and regularly offering leisure breaks and short break offers, the Quality Hotel York is the ideal place to stay when visiting York. Less than 2 miles from York racecourse.

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