Ascot House, York, North Yorkshire
Ascot House is a charming Victorian property offering guest accommodation in the historic city of York. Conveniently located just a 15-minute walk from the city centre, it provides an excellent base for exploring York's rich history and attractions.
The property features twelve well-appointed bedrooms, each designed to ensure a comfortable stay. Amenities include a TV, free high-speed Wi-Fi, en-suite facilities, complimentary tea and coffee supplies, radio alarms, and hairdryers.
On the ground floor, guests will find two convenient bedrooms: a twin room with an en-suite shower and toilet, and a double room with an en-suite bath, shower, and toilet. While not fully "disabled accessible" due to steps at the entrance, a wheelchair ramp is available for added convenience. The beautiful pitch pine staircase leads to the half-landing, where a rare curved stained oriel window casts colourful light. The first floor offers six bedrooms, all featuring four-poster or canopy beds, including three superior rooms and one family room. The top floor provides two double rooms and two family rooms, bringing the total accommodation to five doubles, three superior doubles, one twin, and three family rooms, all with en-suite showers and two with baths.
The spacious lounge offers a welcoming space for relaxation, complete with comfortable seating and a television. Guests can also enjoy tea and coffee served throughout the day.
Breakfast is served in the elegant dining room, offering a variety of options, including traditional, vegetarian, and continental dishes. Generous portions and a buffet selection ensure a satisfying start to the day.
York itself is renowned for its narrow streets, medieval churches, and award-winning attractions, such as the Roman, Viking, and National Railway Museums, as well as the iconic York Minster. The city is also famous for its Racecourse, which hosts events from May to October, including the world-famous Ebor meeting. Early booking is highly recommended for those visiting during race meetings.
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