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We Love —
- Admiring the incredible Art Nouveau collection, from the murals to the stained-glass windows - it's like stepping back in time.
- Feasting on delicious British cuisine at Leetham's Brasserie, and enjoying a tipple at Peacock Bar.
- Exploring York and its historic monuments while visiting the many restaurants, tea rooms and boutiques.
Customer reviews —
8/10
15 reviews
Make the most of your visit with a York Pass —
See York in all its glory and discover the staggering history and wealth of cultural attractions that the region has to offer. From stately homes, historic Minster and creepy dungeons to birds of prey, Viking adventures and the dreaming mind of Van Gogh, this pass offers an incredible array of activities to suit every visitor.
The York Pass is simple and easy to use - simply present the pass at the entrance at each attraction you wish to visit.
Some attractions included in the pass (non-exhaustive):
York Cold War Bunker, York Minster, National Centre for Birds of Prey, York Dungeon, York Museum, DIG: An Archaeological Adventure, Jorvik Viking Centre & the Van Gogh Immersive Experience.
Details:
Quick and easy to use!
The York Pass offers entry of your choice to attractions in and beyond York.
The York Pass eliminates the need for cash transactions at admission points.
Includes 24 hours city sightseeing bus ticket.
During busy periods, such as school holidays and weekends, we would strongly recommend pre-booking where necessary.
A full list of attractions can be found here: https://yorkpass.com/city-pass-attractions/
Elmbank Hotel —
Located in the heart of York, overlooking the Knavesmire Strays, stands The Elmbank Hotel.
A boutique Art Nouveau hotel in a unique 19th-century mansion with a rich history, Elmbank was redesigned by Mackintosh contemporary, George Walton. It is home to one of the finest and most complete Art Nouveau collections in the United Kingdom.
Admire the impressive stained-glass, and beautiful murals within the historic mansion. Explore the city of York, overlooked by the iconic York Minster Cathedral, and its wonderful selection of quirky tea shops, brilliant restaurants and bars.
Your room —
Just for you:
- Prosecco & chocolates in room on arrival
- Complimentary late check-out at 12 pm
This offer is based on a House Classic Room or House Superior Deluxe Room.
House Classic Room
Cosy yet chic, the Classic Rooms offer the perfect blend of whimsical detail and thoughtful design.
Maximum room capacity
2 Adults
or
1 Adult
+ 1 Child
House Superior Deluxe Room
Settle into the hotel's largest room accommodation and take full advantage of the space to relax and make yourself at home. Featuring thoughtful amenities such as a Nespresso coffee machine, a super king-size bed, plush bathrobes and a large flat-screen TV, this room offers all you could possibly need for a comfortable yet chic stay.
Maximum room capacity
2 Adults
or
1 Adult
+ 1 Child
Your dining choices
Just for you:
- Three-course dinner on the first night of your stay
This offer is based on a bed and breakfast stay (Full English breakfast).
Leetham's Brasserie is rich in art, culture and flavour and serves exceptional cuisine made from premium, locally sourced produce. Take a seat at the marble-topped bar or sink into the sofas and relax against a backdrop of original Art Nouveau treasures, at Peacock Bar - ideal for a cocktail or a nightcap.
York —
Situated in the north of England, York is a fabulous destination with historic architecture and an authentic Yorkshire charm. Perhaps the most famous landmark in the city is the York Minster, a striking 13th-century Gothic Cathedral. The city is also home to the National Railway Museum which showcases Britain's trains throughout history.
Families can uncover the area's unique history at the Jorvik Viking Centre, or, take a trip to the former prisons and royal mint of Clifford's Tower. Those looking for local shops and cafes should head to the Shambles, an award-winning street with independent stores and a charming market.
