Fantastic B&B in York. Great location a short walk from Bootham Bar, and an even shorter walk from…read morethe train station. Full, hearty breakfasts. Waking up each day to the smell of bread baking was a special treat. Impeccably clean. Informative and helpful hosts with helpful, insiders advice on York sights and dining. An airy, cheerfully decorated family sized room that comfortably slept four of us. (This was especially difficult to find on our recent trip.). Highly recommended.

I saw that Yelp is now in the UK, and the first thing I thought about was writing a review for our…read moremost favoritist B&B ever! Last year we did a two week road trip through the UK (England, Scotland, and Ireland), this was by far the best B&B and by far our favorite city! This was the most clean B&B, most professional, they had little visitor packets very informative! Excellent breakfast! It was the perfect location, a few minute walk to downtown! I cant say enough about how great this B&B was!

What a wonderfully charming stay. Fiona is a delight! She is warm, friendly and hospitable . She…read moregave us a run down of home navigation, how to get around outside, as it's about 3/4 mile outside to the York wall entry. The rooms are beautiful, sizable, quaint, cozy , warm and beautifully decorated. The beds are very comfortable. The rooms are provided with a serving area of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cookies. Really nice to come back to after a full day out and about. The living room and dinning room is also inviting and playfully and warmly decorated. Fiona left menu cards of with a large selection of breakfast options. Breakfast was fantastic. I don't want to leave. I can't say enough about this lovely inn.

A very lovely bed and breakfast…read more We found this B&B on line and were not disappointed. It is near the train station and the old town of York. We were greeted by staff who showed us our room for four. It was spacious. Also, we had let them know our daughter was celebrating her birthday and when we arrived, there were balloons on her bed and a cake to share. We had a wonderful stay and would stay here again.

This charming B&B was our home away from home for three nights in York. We adored everything about…read moreit. I'd requested a window view room, and our second story view looked down on the River Ouse. The Guest House's location in town is great, being a five minute walk from the York Train Station via the new pedestrian bridge and within easy walking of everything else in town. The nearby Abbey's gorgeous gardens provided an especially pleasant shortcut into town, rain or shine. Then there were the accommodations. After staying in a cramped London hotel, we felt as if we could breathe! The bed was spacious, and the room and toilet facilities were great. I think the only criticism I can offer at all is that the shower drain was slow. The human element was wonderful, too. The owners of the Guest House were actually away, leaving us in the care of a professional B&B sitter. She was a kind, attentive hostess, happy to help us with anything we needed. We were greeted upon arrival with Yorkshire tea and warmed brownies! Our breakfasts were wonderful, too. She worked with our schedule so that we could eat there before doing a day tour and before our train departed. The default breakfast is a Full English, which we didn't do. My husband was happy with just the meat portion of the breakfast (those Yorkshire sausages...! don't expect teeny tiny American-style breakfast sausages) while I tried both of the lighter options, salmon with scrambled eggs and then Eggs Benedict. All accompanied by Yorkshire tea, of course, along with fresh toast. The breakfast bar included yogurt, a really good muesli, fresh fruit, and three excellent local jams and marmalades. We felt well-fortified for the day's adventures. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

Rob is a truly outstanding host and made our visit so easy. I was suffering from a back injury that…read moreprevented me from walking too far, and he graciously shared his parking area with me and found us restaurants in the nearby neighborhood that were outstanding. Noise sensitive sleepers may want a room away from the rail line, but we slept through it just fine.

Pros: - The lady in charge was wonderful. Extremely…read morewelcoming and helpful (she even upgraded me to a double room free of charge). - Room was spacious. - It's on a quiet street, so not a lot of outside noise at night. - En-suite bathroom. - No curfew (as you are given a key for free). Cons: - The kettle needed to be replaced as the handle became very hot once boiled. Overall this is a perfect little place for people who wish to stay somewhere close to the city (about a 15/20 minute walk) and not have to put up with too much noise pollution.

From the owner: Abbeyfields provides 4 Star York B&B accommodation, with on-site car parking, in a leafy, quiet,…read moreGrade II listed Victorian street. It's just a 5 minutes walk through the beautiful and historic Museum Gardens into the city centre. York Minster is only 400 yards from Abbeyfields York Bed and Breakfast. All rooms are ensuite, tastefully decorated, and welcoming, with fresh flowers. Original, large sash windows provide light and air. All rooms have comfortable reading chairs, flat screen colour TV, hospitality tray, hair dryer and radio/alarm. Awake to the gorgeous aroma of warm freshly-made, home-baked breads! A gem amongst York bed and breakfasts, York b&bs.

We stayed at the Bloomsbury for the second leg of our honeymoon, and we really couldn't have asked…read morefor a better experience. The owners are incredibly kind and considerate, and Steve is especially is fun to talk to. He was helpful when we were planning our trip, and had great recommendations of places to go while we were there. The rooms are decorated nicely, and feel traditiional without being dated. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was very nice-- it had recently been remodeled and even had a rain shower. Most of the rooms have a pretty view of gardens or the town. The location is an easy fifteen minute walk from the city walls and the Minster. The two breakfasts we had here were the best we had in the UK: made to order, all locally sourced, and without a doubt the best breakfast sausage I've ever had. Other perks: very affordable rates, free tea and cookies in your room, access to guide books, free WiFi, and an adorable Yorkie who acts as a greeter in the afternoon (much to Steve's dismay). I would love to go back to York, and I'd love to stay at the Bloomsbury again.

I stayed here for two nights on a recent trip to York and I give my unabashed thumbs up…read more First off, the place is really beautiful. They have put a lot of money into making it a lovely place to stay. More importantly, the owners, Tricia and Steve were super welcoming. They made me feel right at home and were helpful without being pesty. The breakfast is really amazing. When they say "full Scottish" they are not exaggerating. I mostly enjoyed the Continental but they had ALL sorts of cooked options. I am (more than) a bit of a beer geek. I asked Steve for some pub recommendations and he was super knowledgeable... and even took time to draw me maps (I also get lost easily.)

I adored the Brentwood Guest House! The rooms were small but neat, clean, and comfortable. The best…read morepart was the proprietor who was lovely and kind. She made me coffee before they began serving and shared stories of her family. A true B and B experience. It was a short walk to the city center but it was safe and lovely waking the streets even after our pub crawl! I'd gladly return!

I found this place after hours of searching online. It checked all my boxes for location, cost,…read moreroom presentation, access to river walks, parking and so on. The staff are really friendly and treat you like honoured guests. Our room was prettily furnished and the only negatives are that we look into a busy (and noisy) road and street lights shine straight into the room. The blackout blinds help enormously in mitigation. The walls are a bit thin and you can hear people in the room above loudly enough to keep you awake and/or wake you up. There are remains of some of the old York Priory in the garden which is really cool. Breakfast is from 0730h to 0930h and there is a good menu of varied cooked dishes plus cereals, fruits, yoghurts, bread etc. The weekend we stayed there is a minimum 2 night booking rule - not sure if this is year-round or not - and we booked through the Visit York site. Our superior double room was £158 (room not pp) including breakfast. There is also a residents bar. We' definitely stay here again.