Ashbourne House - Situated within a pleasant residential area of York, this charming Victorian property is ideally located for great access to the city's fantastic selection of restaurants and attractions as well as the wider Yorkshire area. Owners Paul and Julie will offer a very warm welcome and excellent hospitality to all, giving personal attention and ensuring a homely atmosphere in their 7 spotless and cosy en suite bedrooms. Paul and Julie are particularly proud of the quality of their breakfasts, prepared with locally sourced ingredients, from fresh outdoor-reared pork sausages, rashers of locally cured bacon and free range Yorkshire eggs, to freshly baked croissants. The centre of York is a pleasant 20 minute riverside stroll away, and for those who wish to conserve their energy for sightseeing, there is a frequent bus service into the city centre. We are also conveniently situated for York racecourse, York University and Fulford International golf club. Whether you are visiting the wonderful city of York as a tourist, race- goer, golfer or on business, why not ensure a successful and enjoyable stay by checking in to Ashbourne House - you'll be glad you did! Ashbourne House is registered with and classified as 4 Diamonds by the English Tourist Council and 4 Star by the AA. The high standards maintained have been recognised with a Silver Award from the English Tourism Council.

The Sycamore Guest House - This Edwardian home, built around 1904, is a small family-run guest house in York. It is a 5-minute walk through the Museum Gardens to the Minster and city centre. The York B&B is in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a bowling green. The Sycamore Guest House is 10 minutes' walk or a short taxi ride from York Railway Station with its excellent rail links to the rest of England. The guest house also offers free, guaranteed on-street parking, opposite the house, at the end of the cul-de-sac.

Heworth Court - Just 10-15 minutes' walk from York Minster and situated on the route of the park-and-ride shuttle bus into York, Heworth Court offers charming en suite rooms and free on-site parking. Heworth Court comes highly recommended, with most customers being return or recommended guests. It was awarded 4 stars in the category of 'Guest Accommodation' by VisitBritain in April 2008. Open all day, the hotel's Minster Bells Bar has a selection of over 30 malt whiskies, as well as beers and soft drinks. There is private, free car parking, complete with CCTV, at the main hotel and at Sutherland House, the Georgian annexe situated 2 doors away.

Burton Villa Guest House - An 8-minute stroll from York's historic city centre, this small, family-run guest house has en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi and LCD TVs with DVD and Freeview. Personally run by the owners, Burton Villa Guest House is set within a beautiful Victorian townhouse in a residential area overlooking Clarence Gardens. Expect a comfortable bed, quality breakfast and good service.

The Acer - This licensed, award-winning B&B with parking is located on a quiet residential street only 10 minutes' walk from the city and racecourse, and 15 minutes' walk from the station. The Acer is noted for friendly, professional service, extremely high standards of house keeping and superb breakfasts. The Acer has been awarded 4 stars by Visit Britain.

Alcuin Lodge Guest House - A quiet retreat in a buzzing city, Alcuin Lodge is situated just outside the city walls of historic York, in a quiet cul-de-sac. In keeping with the city's diverse architecture, varying from the medieval age right up to the contemporary, the Lodge is a beautifully maintained Edwardian period building full of original features and charm. The quiet cul-de-sac location means you are assured a good night's sleep, and the sunny position means bedrooms are bright and welcoming all year. Alcuin Lodge's large dining room overlooks an old fashioned bowling green on the edge of the city, but is still a mere 5 minute stroll from town through the charming Museum Gardens.

Waterfront - Overlooking the River Ouse, in the heart of York city centre, this 400-year-old building is now a family-run hotel with comfortable en suite rooms and an award-winning steak and seafood restaurant. The Waterfront is a Grade II listed building, rich in original character and traditional charm. This is not a chain hotel, with minimalist designer d?cor and contemporary furniture. The Waterfront prides itself on its original period features and traditional, quirky style. York Minster is within easy walking distance, as are all of this ancient citys attractions, including the Castle Museum, the Shambles, the Jorvik Viking Centre and York Dungeon. York Railway Station is just 700 metres away. Being in the heart of the city, some noise may be heard from the streets below. Please respect the antique furnishings during your stay so that other guests may enjoy them too. Please do not bring hot food or takeaways into the premises.

Warrens - Finalist for Guest House of The Year 2006-2007, this charming Victorian town house is ideally positioned just a short stroll from the historic city walls and all of York's main attractions. Providing modern comforts in traditional surroundings, Warrens was created from 2 large Victorian town houses, originally built in 1880. All rooms are en suite, with double and 4-poster rooms available on request. Each room is individual in its design, many with original Victorian features such as cornicing, ceiling roses and some with the original Victorian fireplaces. Warrens continually strives to make your stay a pleasurable one. It has won several awards, including a Silver Gilt for the garden areas and a Gold Award for the totally smoke free environment. It has also been a finalist in Guest House of The Year and Guest House Person of the Year.

Dalescroft - Originally built in 1908 for managers of the nearby Rowntree's chocolate factory, the centrally located, friendly Dalescroft has a 3-star rating from the AA. Dalescroft offers bed and breakfast accommodation, each morning serving a full English breakfast in a charming building. Within walking distance of York's historic city centre, Dalescroft is located in the quiet Bishopthorpe Road area of York, just 400 yards (360 metres) from the medieval city walls. Park you car for free and take a pleasant 10-minute stroll along the river into the city. Dalescroft's quiet, but convenient location means that the railway station, racecourse and all of the York's amenities are within walking distance.