A rather quaint hotel in nice grounds in an area close to the centre of York. The room was a bit basic but comfortable. Did not use many of the hotel's facilities but the service at reception was friendly and professional. The breakfast was very good with plenty of choice. The service was five star and it is by far... more

Excellent hotel, comprising 6 buildings around a central courtyard. Situated within the city walls, so all attractions in walking distance. Accommodation first class. Service by (mainly Central European) staff excellent. Food very good, with special offer in the restaurant of 3 course meal including decent wine for £19.95. Only 2 very minor gripes:- TV set very high up, so you... more

we stayed for 2 nights while traveling down from fort william to ipswich, found the room to be plenty big enough but a bit old fashioned, heavy red curtain, some flaky paint on the window sill, so needed some updating. the bathroom was clean and tidy but again just a basic barthroom, pipes showing in the walls, chipboard shelfs with... more

Excellent location well within walking distance of York city walls and York Minster. Room showed its age in places, mainly the bathroom, but was very spacious and we had plenty of comfortable beds. A family room with one double and two singles. The hotel is in a nice setting - gardens and pond etc. Free parking. No fridge but had... more

Old fashioned, over priced and a cold english breakfast. Only good point was its location. Avoid room 46 as the bathroom is as cold as a ice and if anyone moves in the room above it sounds like they're coming through the ceiling. This room is also located on street level next to a bus route. Check in staff were... more

A good Hotel really close to the bridge on Micklegate. Parking handy as York can be expensive in that respect! Room basic, but ok. You can tell parts of the Hotel was once a Hospital. Did breakfast which was fine but did not eat in in the evenings so I can't comment on the standard of it's food. We paid... more

We were happy to stay at Lady Anne Middleton’s, a charming collection of York houses and cottages around a central hotel-esque building. Easy walk into the centre of York, a taxi ride from the station or drive there yourself (several free parking spots available accessable from the rear street). Rooms were simple but comfortable.A gym was located opposite which was... more

The hotel is in nice surrounding and 5 mins walk to the city centre. The staff are professional and the room was as expected, decorated to a slightly 1950’s style. Unfortunately, their bedrooms doors shut with a slam so adjacent residents are woken…not really acceptable as, for me, the one thing a hotel should allow is sleep! Also, the floor... more

My sister and I stayed a couple of nights at Lady Annes. We couldn't fault it. The rooms were spotles, not the biggest, basic but had everything you needed. We were given a double room each for the price of a single. The staff were so nice and helpful, the food very nice, good selection and plenty of it. The... more