Hotels in Clifton

"Room was comfortable, "

"The room was in great condition The staff was very friendly!"

"Courteus, efficient and friendly staff, very clean, modern hotel, appears recently refurbished. Nice room, quite small but comfortable, good shower + bath. Cannot think of any negatives."

"Nice room, staff were lovely. Great location. Shower tiles could've done with a good scrub- had some mildew on them which partly came off with a rub with some wet loo roll! Other than that it was pretty perfect. Thanks"

"Lovely hotel, fantastic dinner and breakfast"

"Room was clean. Staff were pleasant.Good parking facilities."

"Very friendly service and over and above to help"

"We stayed in the traditional classic room, part of the original building. Hotel is beautiful - staff are extremely well trained and helpful. Food in the Rise restaurant is first class. Room was well appointed and spotless, yet furniture a little creaky and well used - but understandable. Certai ly would.welcome a little facelift like the executive rooms on the newer uplifted part the building. Minor niggle- the slider divider doors for bathroom and toilet felt cumbersome and not really in keeping with the overall lovely room experience. Make no mistake, for York, this is the best hotel by far. Deserves a 5 star rating for what was a 5 star experience. Spa and pool facility is a winner. Unbeatable location is another ! A stones throw from the Shambles, museum, Clifford Tower, etc etc and 3 minutes from the train station. Definitely recommend the Grand Hotel - but is it worth the hefty price tag for a few nights? Yes. It was a great place. "

"Fantasticly clean, well kept and friendly staff. The breakfast has a great variety of pastries, cereal to a full English. The bar is well stocked with a good variety of drinks and the bar menu is a great addition. Free WiFi is excellent. Only downfall was the height of the bed as my mum struggled to get up off it but we managed and it didn't damper our stay. We love it here and will return as we have before. "