Bishops York

The Bishops York proposes you its 10 rooms. Secured online booking.

Bishops is not a hotel, but a 5-star Guest Accommodation. This restored Victorian villa has individually designed and double glazed en suite rooms over 2 floors in comfortable and relaxing family-run surroundings.

Relax with a delicious Yorkshire breakfast, served in a sunny dining room with views of the gardens. Alternatively, unwind with a newspaper or simply soak up the sun with a drink in the licensed lounge.

Bishops is within walking distance of many of York's main attractions.

Free off-road parking available. It is a short walk to bus and train stations, making Bishops an excellent base for exploring Yorkshire's countryside and coastline.

Guests reviews : 8.80/10 (179 comments)
Arrival : from 12:00   -   Departure : until 10:30

The hotel is a 15 minute walk from the city centre, a 10 minute walk from the station and within walking distance of York Racecourse. Local buses to the city centre pass the Hotel every 10 minutes.

By car:
From the A59:
- The A59 comes straight into York and becomes the Poppleton Road.
- Travel along this road past the new housing development on your left until you come to a set of traffic lights.
- You will also see The Fox pub on your left. Travel straight on ? the road now becomes Holgate Road.
- Bishops Hotel is 250 metres up the hill on the right hand side.

From the North:
- Coming via the A1, exit at junction 47 onto the A59 and follow the directions "from the A59" outlined above.

From the South:
- From the M1, head around Leeds and join the A1 just south of York.
- Exit the A1M at Junction 44 onto the A64.
- Exit the A64 via the A1237 York bypass.
- Follow this road until you come to the York ? Harrogate A59 roundabout.
- Follow the directions "from the A59" outlined above.

From the North Sea Ferries and Hull:
- Take the A1079 at the large Grimstone Bar Roundabout.
- Take the A64 North which forms part of the York bypass.
- Keep on the bypass until you come to the A59.
- Follow the directions "from the A59" outlined above.