The Queens Hotel, York 
Situated on the banks of the River Ouse, The Queens Hotel is ideally located for the many shops, restaurants and bars that the centre of York has to offer |
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Located in York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber, England Less than a mile away. Central York museum recreating 'Viking-Age streets, as they would have been in the year AD975'. 'The Kingdom of Jórvík or Kingdom of York is a term used by historians for the kingdom of Northumbria in the late 9th centur... |
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Located in York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber, England Less than a mile away. Famous for being a refuge in 1190 for 150 Jewish residents of York when a mob beseiged them. Clifford's Tower is part of York Castle. It is said that the motte of Clifford's Tower is the hill that the Grand Old Duke of Y... |
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Located in York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber, England Less than a mile away. The ancient street of the butchers of York. The street itself is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Takes its name from the word 'Shamel' meaning the stalls or benches on which the meat was displayed. The Shambles is collec... |
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 Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 10; Rates: £50 - £175 Per Night 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... |
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Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 200; Rates: £62 - £201 Per Night In York city centre, beside the River Ouse and within the city walls, this hotel was refurbished in 2009 and has air-conditioned rooms with 26-inch flat-screen digital TVs... |
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Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 52; Rates: £62 - £170 Per Night This family-owned, city-centre hotel is a collection of 6 listed buildings around a courtyard setting Situated on Skeldergate, the ancient Roman waterfront leads from the city walls across the river to the historic city... |
