St Denys Hotel

51 St. Denys Rd, York, North Yorkshire, England

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About St Denys Hotel

St Denys Hotel - Where a warm welcome awaits you City centre location with parking. With an enviable location within Yorks city walls, and with an onsite car park, we offer the ideal base from which to explore this beautiful city on foot. Comfortable non smoking en suite rooms with tv, telephone, hair dryers and tea/coffee facilities. Newly refurbished bathrooms and windows. Many visitors return again and again. We are proud of our reputation and look forward to welcoming you for the first time. Ideally Located St Denys Hotel has an enviable location within the walls of the historic City of York. It also boasts the rare benefit of an onsite residents car park. Like all really old cities, York is compact. No place is far from another and no place is hard to find. To get to the real heart of York you need to explore on foot. St Denys Hotel offers the ideal base from which to explore this beautiful city, at your leisure.

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