Is York Travelodge a good place to stay?
Travelodge York Micklegate our verdict Overall we were very pleased with this hotel. The location was fantastic for getting to all the attractions we wanted to take the kids to. Our room was modern, clean and very practical for families. The breakfast was delicious and also good value for money. Check-in at Travelodge York Monks Cross is from 14:00 and check-out is by 12:00.Welcome to Monks Cross Shopping Park Based in Huntingon, York, Monks Cross brings you some of your favourite high street shops all in one handy location! We’re open until 8pm EVERY WEEKDAY, meaning you can step straight of the car and into your favourite stores – with the added bonus of up to four hours FREE PARKING*.
Which part of York is best to stay in?
York City Centre You’re in and amongst it all here, with so many of the best things to do right on your doorstep. And speaking of things to do, that list is endless. Take a walk around the ancient walls, see the city from a different angle on a boat cruise, or admire the fascinating architecture of York Minster. York is a compact city with plenty of things to do within the city walls and beyond. This ancient city is best explored on foot, and it’s easy to get from one side of the city centre to the other in just 20 minutes.How long does it take? The York city walls walk is roughly two miles (3. Plan to take about two hours to stroll the circular route, which occasionally descends back to street level.
How do I spend a day in York?
One day in York may not seem like enough, but with this itinerary, you’ll be able to experience some of the city’s most iconic and historic attractions. From the awe-inspiring York Minster to the charming Shambles, the interactive Jorvik Viking Centre, and the immersive York Castle Museum, there’s plenty to see and do. Proximity to York’s Historic Centre Explore the Shambles, York Minster, and Jorvik Viking Centre with ease from this conveniently located hotel.
Is York a walkable city?
York is a very walkable city with all the popular attractions in close proximity, a stroll down the cobbled streets, a wander down the river and a walk around the Ings makes for a really enjoyable experience. In general police, security staff and Street Angels do an excellent job in York and are always very visible. The city centre is very well lit. Though you will see anti-social behaviour (this will always be the case it night time economies) I never feel unsafe in York.