In 1644, during the Civil War, York was besieged by the Parliamentarians. Prince Rupert, and an army of 15,000 men lifted the siege. At at the Battle of Marston Moor of Rupert's 15,000 troops, 4,000 were killed and 1,500 captured. On July 15 the city surrendered to Sir Thomas Fairfax.
1. The Acer (York Hotels/4D hotels in York)
The Acer is an elegant award winning B B which has been beautifully restored. Karen Allen offers a warm welcome and friendly service in a relaxed and pleasant non smoking environment. Superior en suite accommodation is provided housekeeping is...
2. The Cottage (York Hotels/3* hotels in York)
Patrons please note that The Cottage is offering B B only at the current time. Minimum 2 night stay Saturday Bank Holidays and York Races. All rooms and public areas are totally NON SMOKING. Standard rooms are small but comfortable and our superi...
3. THE GRANGE HOTEL (York Hotels/3* hotels in York)
Country House Elegance in the heart of the City Situated just a short walk from York Minster city centre shops and world famous attractions this award winning hotel and restaurant offers the traveller somewhere special to stay with luxurious ac...
4. The Mount Royale Hotel (York Hotels/3* hotels in York)
The epitemy of a country house hotel with a relaxing old world feel with all modern luxuries. Within walking distance of the historical cultural and famous City of York. It is easy to access by rail road and an international airport 20 m...
5. The Queens Hotel (York Hotels/NC hotels in York)
The Queens Hotel is situated in the heart of the vibrant City of York on the banks of the River Ouse. All of York's famous attractions are within walking distance. Rooms overlooking the river are subject to availability and can be requested. We ...
