Best Disabled Hotels York Near Me

Darren F: Excellent value, very clean staff, very friendly, highly recommendedRooms: Excellent size very cleanWalkability: Only a 10 - to 12-minute walk to centre and all amenities

David Frayman: if you want to explore places that are a little less high cuisine.

shirley murphy: Great friendly staff. Breakfast was nice. The room was lovely and clean. I would recommend this hotelRooms: Room was lovely and cleanNearby activities: There are a lot of activities to doWalkability: It's about a 10 minute walk to the town centreFood & drinks: You can get food and drinks at the hotel but only a short walk to other local bars and restaurants

Kez Fuz: and on a quiet side street with parking that is only £5 a day just outside the property. The gentlemen who showed us in gave us lots of advice on what to do/see in York and kindly told us that we can use the kitchen downstairs in the lobby to store drinks/food if we needed to. The room was the top floor one which had 2 skylights and a well fitted en-suite bathroom 🚽. 2 nights cost £137 which was very reasonable. We would definitely come again!

Si Macmanus: Basic but decent motel to stay in, that grants easy access to the city centre and its attractions.The accessible rooms that we stayed in were very spacious and clean and had a totally flat floor throughout, which was appreciated due to mobility issues.Breakfast, however, was essentially a packed meal that contains cereal and milk with no lactose intolerance option, and a Danish and a carton of orange juice, rather than a sit-down meal, not what we expected.The attached dining in the adjacent Inn was plentiful and well prepared and reasonably priced, too. The staff were friendly and helpful as well.

Teeny De-ooray (Lady T): This place is perfect. Homely, clean, fabulous staff and in a brilliant location for York City. Service was excellent and breakfast was great.We will definitely be back.Walkability: Easy walk to York City.

Helen ONeill-Nash: Clean comfortable and great location to visit York.. bonus weatherspoon next door. Is what it is. Cheap and cheerful.Rooms: Basic but comfy.

ap mul: Really good location for the town.Easy walk to all historic locations.Breakfast is self service and excellent.Rooms are adequate for a short stay.Car parking is a problem but if you go down to train station long stay is good .It’s a 10 min walk.

Alison Nicoll: Lovely staff, great food, hotel needs major refurb/refresh. Bathrooms way too small.Great location- close to askham bar park & ride.Rooms: Rooms need refurbishment, bathroom wat too small.Walkability: Walking distance to park & ride & to York City centreFood & drinks: Breakfast really good, we also ate evening meals there too. Also good.

Lee Cooper: Had a fantastic one night stay at Elmbank and I can confirm, we will 100% be staying here again.The hotel is well located, not far from the racecourse and literally a five minute drive into the town centre.The hotel looks nice from the outside, but is beautiful on the inside. All areas have traditional wooden panelling on the walls with original and authentic windows and decorative features.After checking in we were given our room key and advised where to go to find our room, please be advised there is no lift at this hotel, so be mindful of this if you are thinking of booking in.Our room was gorgeous, light, airy, well decorated and very, very comfortable.Our room had a safe, hairdryer, TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a Nespresso type machine. This is an upgraded room though, but the extra cost was certainly worth it.We also added an evening meal and breakfast to our booking and again, the cost was well worth it because the food was excellent.The evening meal can be selected from a “wine and dine” menu where you can select a couple of steak meals, a grilled chicken meal and a salmon dish. You select a sauce, two sides and a bottle of wine, all were superb in my opinion.For breakfast, there is a continental buffet style area, but there is also a cooked to order breakfast as well, where you can select from a full English and other options, again, all the food was lovely.There is a bar area as well where you can go to enjoy a drink or two. This area is quite small though, probably enough seating for about ten people, then about six bar stools, so if busy, I could imagine it getting very cramped, but it shouldn’t take away from the overall appeal of this place.The dining area is also quite small, but you book your eating time so finding a table to eat is not an issue. When we had breakfast though, people had to wait for a table due to all tables being full, think this was due to people taking longer to finish their breakfasts though, but maybe spreading out seating times may resolve this, or have a longer breakfast period because here it ends at 9.45am.Please also note, there is very limited parking available here, so if you are thinking of driving here, be prepared that you may need to park a bit away and walk a bit.These are tiny little niggles though and as stated, takes nothing away from this great hotel.Every single member of staff we interacted with during our stay were lovely, super happy, friendly, polite, professional and nothing was too much trouble, a true credit indeed.If you are thinking of visiting York, I can’t recommend staying at Elmbank enough.

Joann Crawford: I spent Christmas at this beautiful guest house with my family. There were 17 of us, and the hosts were so helpful and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were spotless, and the beds were so comfy and warm.Thank you to Steve and Callen for bring such great hosts!Rooms: Cosy and spotlessNearby activities: Great access to the city, walking or bus.Safety: Beautiful areaWalkability: Access to all amenities close byFood & drinks: Local Indian and pub great!

Neil Jolly: . The staff are well friendly and helpful, I booked our family room directly with the hotel over the phone, I am disabled myself, and I needed a few more details than the website gave me. I spoke with a lady called Magdalena who could not have been more helpful, sending me pictures of the room itself so I could decide if the room would suit us as a family. I would really recommend this hotel and the staff.Rooms: Very clean with more than enough room.Walkability: Very well located, between 10 and 15 minute'sFood & drinks: Very good, and good value for money.

Mark Palmer: . Like a lot of Holiday Inns the decor is a bit dated although the rooms are more than adequate. Food is pricy and certainly suffered from shrinkflation and I’d recommend eating in the city for cheaper more wide range. Parking is generally okay although I have sometimes struggled for a space on busy weekends i.e. when the races are on, better monitoring of the parking entry system might be advised to the hotel. Staff are always very friendly.

Marie-therese Digby: Nice and clean...good food. Central location.Nearby activities: Most activities are within a 15/20 minute walk.Walkability: Most things are within walking distance as long as you haven't got disabilities.