Jorvik Hotel, 50 - 52 Marygate, York, North Yorkshire, YO30 7BH T: 01904 653511, F: 01904 653511, E: bookings@jorvickhotel.co.uk, W: www.jorvickhotel.co.uk

Accommodation The Jorvik Hotel is ideally placed for a fantastic stay in the heart of the city of York. Overlooking the gateway to the Yorkshire Museum Gardens and St. Mary’s Abbey which dates back to 1750, this historic building has now been lovingly restored.

Boasting 22 luxury rooms to include Jacuzzi baths, power showers, Egyptian Cotton sheets, LCD TV’s with DVD and freeview, tea coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi in the public areas.

Conferencing and Events Being the ideal location for conferences and events, our versatile function room can cater for up to 20 delegates, boardroom style, and is fully equipped for a successful meeting.

Overlooking the Hotel garden, and with natural light, the function room provides the perfect location for wedding receptions, birthday celebrations, corporate cocktails parties and family gatherings. To arrange a tour of the Hotel, please contact the sales team on 01904 653511, and we shall be more than happy to be of assistance.

Jorvik Hotel, 50 - 52 Marygate, York, North Yorkshire, YO30 7BH T: 01904 653511, F: 01904 653511, E: bookings@jorvickhotel.co.uk, W: www.jorvickhotel.co.uk

National Railway Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of trains from days gone by. Jorvik Viking Centre, gain a true feeling of how it was to live in York during Viking times. Great for kids. Shopping & The Shambles - York’s best preserved medieval street and a popular attraction, with half-timber shops and houses huddles together. Originally the city’s meat market, it is now full of art and craft gift

Local Attractions and Places of Interest When staying with us in York, you will find an abundance of visitor attractions, to name but a few, and most within walking distance. . . York Minster, the largest gothic church in England Clifford’s Tower, dating back to the 14th Centaury Riverboat Cruises can be taken at the end of Marygate, a perfect way to relax and see York. The famous city walls provide a great walk

Relax & Enjoy. . . . The Hotel faces the 11th century church of St Olaf and to the rear has an attractive walled garden which was originally the Monks Garth. Many of the rockery stones came from St Marys Abbey, ‘acquired’ by the local citizens during the 16th century when Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries.

Steeped in history, A visit to this unique Hotel is a must!