Self-Catering in York

Goodramgate Apartments, York, North Yorkshire

Goodramgate Apartments
4 Goodramgate
York
North Yorkshire

YO1 7LQ
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Weekly serviced self catering apartments, spacious, central, historical and inviting: The Minster Studio - Sleeps Two Adults The Bootham Suite with decked terrace - Sleeps Two - Four Adults The Jorvik Appartment - Sleeps Two - Four Adults **Parking available at £10 per day**, (PLEASE ADVISE IF CAR SPACE REQUIRED ON BOOKING) Free Wifi / Broadband, all home comforts, fully fitted kitchens, washer dryers, bath/showers, Flat Screen TV, DVD, Hi-Fi and even a classic novel to read. CHECK-IN 2pm CHECK OUT before 11am If you like to immerse yourself in history, yet still appreciate the modern touch, Goodramgate is the ideal accommodation for your visit to York. By day, you can travel 1000 years back in time at the Jorvik Viking centre, discover the undercroft and tower at York Minster or delve into the darkest depths of York’s grisly past at the York Dungeon. Soak up the history of days gone by at York Castle Museum with its recreated Victorian street, or pay a visit to Clifford’s Tower, originally built by William the Conqueror. Plus of course, meandering through York’s tangle of cobbled streets is a history lesson in itself. By night, discover a beautiful city of contrasts with a meal at one of York’s vibrant restaurants, or a glass of wine or two by the river. And to end the perfect day, go ‘home’ to one of York’s newest and most modern furnished stylished apartments: Goodramgate. "A great place to stay"

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