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Bronte Guest HousevsPrincipal York
Both The Principal York and Bronte Guest House are rated very highly by experts. Overall, The Principal York ranks significantly higher than Bronte Guest House. The Principal York has a TripExpert Score of 77 with recommendations from 2 publications such as DK Eyewitness, The Telegraph.
Bronte Guest House
Lonely Planet
22 Grosvenor Terrace, York YO30 7AG
From $64/night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Free Parking
- Breakfast included
- Flatscreen TV
"Offers five homely en suite rooms, each decorated differently; our favourite is the double with a carved, 19th-century canopied bed, William Morris wallpaper and... bits and pieces from another era." Full review
Principal York
DK Eyewitness
Star Service
The Telegraph
Oyster
The Guardian
Independent
Station Road, Station Parade, York YO24 1AA
From $135/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
"This magnificent Victorian retreat is set in vast, landscaped gardens. Offers en suite, luxury rooms, with all modern amenities; has two, specially designed rooms for the disabled as well."
"Once a business-oriented hotel, The Principal York is becoming well known with locals for its dining experience, live music and cocktail bar." Full review
9.0
"A grand Victorian station hotel with a stylish yet refreshingly calm makeover." Full review
Upscale
"This four-pearl, 159-room Victorian hotel is located in the heart of York, right next to the main railway station." Full review
"A paeon to the Victorian railway age just 200m from York’s ancient city walls, this is a hotel with sweeping staircases and lofty ceilings – but isn’t locked to its past"
10 of Yorkshire’s finest hotels
August 22, 2021
"Previously known as the Royal York Hotel, this five-storey Grade II listed building of yellow Scarborough brick used to be one of the UK’s great Victorian railway hotels"