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It’s just 30 minutes from York and we’ve written a full review of the Yorkshire glamping site here. One of our favourite places in Yorkshire is the North Star Club where you can stay in luxurious cabins amid the woodland. Housed in a Michelin Star pub just 30 minutes from the city, the rooms are tastefully decorated in a simple but sumptious style, complete with dramatic freestanding bathtubs and beds you’ll sink into. If you fancy staying in the surrounding countryside, The Black Swan at Oldstead is an ideal choice. The breakfast features ethically-sourced produce and eco-friendliness is part and parcel of the hotel. The Parisi Hotel is a colourful, homely inn, run by two ethically-minded sisters. I highly recommend it if you’re visiting York.
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We especially enjoyed the plate of deserts bought to our room on the first evening, plus the extensive breakfast buffet that filled us up every morning. We stayed at Hotel Indigo, just a five-minute walk from the city centre, The modern, hipster-style hotel is beautifully designed with plenty of creature comforts that make for an enjoyable stay.
I’ve also written an extended guide to the best hotels in York. Read more about my affiliate policy here. It’s one of the ways I keep this website going. The links below are affiliate links, meaning I get a small commission if you book them (at no extra cost to you). There’s a great view of the Minster from the section between the River Ouse and Mickelgate. It takes around two hours to cover the whole circuit, or you can just choose to walk along a section at a time, joining at one of the many gates along the way. Walking along the walls is a great way to orientate yourself and get a sense of the city. The centre of York is surrounded by a magnificent 3.4km circuit of medieval stone walls, the best preserved city walls in England. What to do in York, England Walk the city walls Try some local produce at the York Farmers Market, held on St Sampson Square on the first Friday of every month from 9am – 4pm.Spend some time browsing five floors of second-hand books at The Minster Gate Bookshop.Walk down the Shambles for a taste of real-life Harry Potter world.And don’t miss the little rascal buns at Betty’s tearoom.Head to Brew and Brownie for some of the city’s best cakes and pancakes.Bridges and Balloons favourites: our pick of the best places to visit in York
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