Enjoy a lovely traditional home-cooked breakfast - the perfect way to start your York adventure! Obviousy the B&B is a little different at the moment, but we are implementing the Government guidelines to ensure you have a safe environment to enjoy. No.34 is a friendly York Bed and Breakfast within a ten minute walk of York city centre and all its pubs, restaurants, shops and attractions.
It is situated in the 'Bootham' area of York, famed for its great location and stunning Georgian and Victorian terraces. Free parking and free WiFi is available to our guests. We have five comfortable ensuite bedrooms, including a ground floor Double room, with the other bedrooms being on the first floor.
It is situated in the 'Bootham' area of York, famed for its great location and stunning Georgian and Victorian terraces. Free parking and free WiFi is available to our guests. We have five comfortable ensuite bedrooms, including a ground floor Double room, with the other bedrooms being on the first floor.
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We have owned the Bed & Breakfast for over ten years and we work hard to provide excellent bed and breakfast accommodation near Historic York's city centre. We have five comfortable bedrooms and delicious full English breakfast is sure to set you up for the day ahead. We cater for vegetarian and special diets by prior arrangement.
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As with many Bed & Breakfasts, the 'per room, per night' charge varies depending on demand, day of the week and time of the year. Please note, for longer stays, there is sometimes rate flexibility, so please call on 01904 645818 if you're planning on being in York for 7 or more days. If we get less than 7 days notice we charge in full, but only if we fail to re-let the room.
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No.34 is situated on Bootham Crescent, just off the A19 York to Thirsk road approximately 800 metres from the City Centre and 2 miles from the A1237 outer ring road giving easy access to the A64, A1, M1 and M62. York Railway Station is less than a mile from our B&B. Leave the station concourse and turn left in the direction of the Minster, crossing the River Ouse via Lendal Bridge.
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