Georgian House & Mews Hotel - York

Historic 1640 farmhouse hotel, 5-minute walk to York Minster

Rooms & Accommodations

Georgian House & Mews offers en suite rooms with tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. Each room provides a comfortable bed, TV, and a small complimentary bottle of Prosecco on arrival. The hotel has a luggage storage service for guests arriving early or departing late.

Dining & Breakfast

Guests can choose from a wide-ranging continental buffet or a full English breakfast served every morning in the dining room for an additional cost. The onsite bistro Blue Minelle serves satisfying meals for lunch and dinner. Afternoon tea is available in the bar, which also offers drinks in the evening.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The guest house is a 5-minute walk from York Minster and a 9-minute walk from The Shambles. York Railway Station is a 12-minute walk away, while the University of York is less than 2 miles from the property. Leeds Bradford Airport is 28 miles from the hotel, making it accessible for longer trips.

Services & Facilities

Georgian House & Mews provides laundry service for a fee, as well as luggage storage at no extra cost. The hotel offers public parking options nearby for approximately £6 per day. Guests have access to a bar, a designated smoking area, and 24-hour security with CCTV in common areas.

Guest Experiences & History

The building dates back to 1640 and sits on the city walls of York, offering a historic base for exploration. Staff provide local recommendations and personalized service to meet diverse guest needs. Guests frequently note the friendly staff, great breakfast options, and the complimentary Prosecco as highlights of their stay.

• Location: 5-minute walk from York Minster, 9-minute walk from The Shambles
• Rooms: En suite rooms with tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer
• Dining: Full English breakfast and afternoon tea at Blue Minelle
• Services: Laundry service, luggage storage, parking nearby for £6/day
• History: Guest house set in a farmhouse from 1640 on York city walls