Luxury York Stay: Award-Winning Hotel & Prosecco For 2!

Rich in history and vibrant in culture, experience a UK city like no other - in a hotel that's equally as impressive - with today's prestigious getaway for two...

We're offering you an overnight stay for two people with a bottle of Prosecco to share, 12pm early check in and 12pm late checkout from just £95, saving you up to 51% off The Churchill Hotel's prices.

Where will we spend our stay?

A luxurious Grade II-listed Georgian mansion, The Churchill Hotel combines the charm of English heritage with contemporary design, a vibrant atmosphere and convenient location - and it's sure to steal your heart the moment you step foot inside. The ideal base for business, shopping or sightseeing, with enviable facilities and their individually-designed bedrooms, it’s no wonder it’s a winner of a TripAdvisor Traveller’s Choice Award!

• Just a stone’s throw from the city centre
• Wi-Fi
• 24 hour front desk
• British Brasserie
• The Wellington Bar
• Beer garden
• Charming yet stylish rooms with:
  • TV
  • Tea and coffee making facilities
  • Hair dryer
  • En suite bathroom with complimentary Gilchrist and Soames toiletries
  • Comfy bed with crisp sheets and plush pillows

What is there to do nearby?

Once you’re ready, you can head out to explore one of the most unique and arresting cities in the country. Flanked by 13th-century walls, the centre of York is made up of an intertwining weave of narrow cobbled streets. With more attractions per square mile than any other city in the UK, there is certainly something to impress everyone to enjoy in York, with plenty of historical sites, you’ll never run out of things to do!

• Bask in the beauty of York Minster
• Wander The Shambles
• Stroll the City Walls
• Step back in time at the Jorvik Viking Centre
• Climb Clifford’s Tower
• Head on a spooky journey through time at York Dungeon
• Enjoy a boat trip along the River Ouse
• Tour Treasurer’s House
• View the York Art Gallery’s collections
• Live your Wonka dreams and discover the city’s chocolate making history at the Chocolate Story