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We had a lovely stay at Diamonds Inn. We booked the Standard Suite, Ensuite 3-bed room which is located at the top floor of the building. A very quaint compact en-suite family room great for a group of friends or family. All basic amenities are there including towels, shampoo and shower gels. There’s also an electric water kettle, coffee/tea, hair dryer and a small fridge! Beds are soft and comfy. Walls are thin and may hear voices of other guests in the halls during the day but was not a major issue during our stay, mostly quiet after 10pm. Location is very convenient as its only a stones throw away from one of the famous wall entrances, a pub and restaurant across and York Minster. Host was lovely and friendly as well, called to ask if we can get an early check-in and was happy to accommodate us.

Close to the old city and the train station, the hotel facilities are perfect and the service is good

We recently stayed here, the accommodation was ideal,we had a 2day break, it was close to the train station 10 min walk, our room was above the white horse pub but there was no noise in the evening it was quiet we had a lovely Outlook of the square and gardens,it was a 2-3 star hotel,ibut it clean,comfortable,with all the amenities and complimentary toiletries.it also included a cooked breakfast which was lovely, The staff was so friendly welcoming,and nothing was too much trouble, will definitely go back here again,a great stay thankyou very much 😀

Beautiful atmospheric hotel with beautiful entrance, spacious bedroom modern classic bathroom, only the food is expensive and nothing special also breakfast was meager. But for the rest is ok

Because it was a few minutes walk from the train station, and I had to catch the train to Iyork at 3pm the next morning, I tried to book a place closest to the station. It was my first time staying in a dormitory, and I felt it was OK, quite quiet. I regretted booking it on Ctrip for more than 30 pounds, as the people in the same room all cost more than 10 pounds.

The hotel is right in front of the cathedral, the location is very central, and Diagon Alley is also within walking distance, which is not convenient for parking. 7.8 minutes after walking the street one night behind the parking lot is okay, parking during the day is very expensive. Welcome to us is a very old-fashioned British gentleman, introduced the room for 10 minutes, and encountered the butler-style service for the first time.

Lovely little boutique b and b very central, round the corner to York minster. 5 min walk from shambles car park which was easy to use, however we pre booked parking £54 only to get a message from hotel 24hrs later to say you get discount for staying there, why not tell you when booking ?. We stayed in room 12 at the top of the hotel, it was very clean and cosy but noisy from the street from 6.30 in the morning, Toilet seat was loose I nearly ended up on the floor. also because of the beautiful oak beam features I walked around bent over most of the time spent in the room, though a younger person might not have minded. Stairs were very very steep what you would expect from a property like this. On the upside breakfast was fabulous with plenty of choice especially the porridge, staff were friendly and helpful.

The positives were the lovely building and the staff, especially Ewan who helped me with the coffee machine as there were no instructions. Lovely fresh towels and comfy bed. Great location. The negatives were that it really needs a good clean,sofa and carpet were dirty and it looked like blood on a wall! 4 coat hangers with no drawers to put your stuff in and we were there for 3 nights so ended up hanging my dresses on a fan. No fridge in room and disposable plastic tumblers. Heating is pre set so comes on when they want it too. Had to climb up 4 flights of stairs so not good if you have mobility problems. Wine on arrival did not exist! Have gave it 3* for the history and the building.

Hotels are expensive in York during weekends. The Crescent is an economic one but still not cheap. The location is great and is just 10 minutes walk from the York Minster. The room is very small and the furniture is very worn out yet the cleanliness is okay. The breakfast is good.

The location is very convenient, with York City Walls just outside. Butcher Street and the Cathedral are basically a 10-minute walk away. It's on the street but not noisy, you can see the street view, which is quite unique. The staff are super warm and friendly! The room is clean and tidy. But the kitchen doesn't have basic things like salt, pepper and oil. Basically, we had them in our previous B&Bs in the UK, so it was a bit embarrassing that we didn't bring them here. . . In addition, the bed is really small, both single and double. I really don't understand why so many beds in the UK are this small. . . And the single bed will make noise when you turn over at night.