10 George Street

Lavish Georgian townhouse in the heart of historic York

Pick up the keys to 10 George Street and the entire house is yours. This lovenest in historic York comes complete with three bedrooms, antique chandeliers, roll top baths and a big four poster bed.

Know It All

Hit the spot
Five minutes from York’s famous Shambles.

Be savvy
There's a minimum two night stay – and the master bedroom has an open plan style bathroom.

Be smitten
Lavish townhouse nest for a lovefest.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
Master bedroom and two smaller bedrooms plus a lounge, dining area, second bathroom and kitchen.

Special features
The plush master bedroom has a roll-top bath, four poster bed, flatscreen TV with Freeview, DVD player, robes and slippers. You’ll find a DVD player and CDs in the lounge, plus board games and an open fire.

Also…
There's a fully fitted kitchen, stocked with two welcome bottles of wine, teas and coffee.

Pillow Talk
Sink into the Tudor-esque carved four poster, piled with velvet and silk cushions.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
There’s a fully fitted kitchen where you can cook up a killer dinner or simply brew up fresh coffee. With three bedrooms, you can entertain your friends here in style.

Breakfast
You’ll find teas, coffee and preserves in your kitchen. (You’ll also find a bottle each of red and white wine). You can pop down to nearby Scott’s butchers for some breakfast bangers, or eat out in the vicinity. 

Room service
No

See & Do

See & Do
Don’t miss the city’s big sights – wonderful York Minster, the National Railway Museum, a walk around the ancient city walls or York racecourse on race days. Less well known are the 17th century Treasurer’s House and Castle Museum. For colour rather than high culture, try the York Dungeon or the Jorvik Centre, where Viking days are brought to life.

A wealth of places await out of town: head off for the Yorkshire Dales, the seaside resorts of Scarborough and Whitby or Castle Howard.

Spa
Great health and beauty spas in town include Bodytonix at Mount Royale Hotel and Alquimia in Stonegate.

Diary Dates
May
See the Saxons and Vikings at war in recreated battle scenes at York’s Viking Festival.

August
Head out of town for a picnic and concert at the Castle Howard proms.

Late November – December
Head to the St Nicholas Fayre to snap up stocking fillers – or come a few weeks later to see the ice sculpture and skating rink unveiled at the Festival of Angels.

A complimentary bottle of champagne on arrival.

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