Hotels With WiFi in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Our third stay at The Feversham Arms Hotel.  We were allocated a pool suite which was excellent.  Apparently the hotel is up for sale, the administrators have been brought in.  Hopefully the new owners will be found and after a few tweaks here and there the hotel will be five stars.

The location is good for the people who will take train in early morning. I would say it is a satisfied place to live, with a huge common area.

Rustige lodge nabij York city centrum. Goede busverbinding direct voor de deur. Maar ook slechts 25 minuten lopen vanaf het centrum. De kamer is eenvoudig en de badkamer iets de klein maar voldoet aan alle verwachtingen.

Nice hotel room with a nice view. Only downside was the parking space was quite small. Finding parking was difficult. Overall, I enjoyed my stay very much.

Rural England, traditional place. The characteristic is that the front view of the house is very good. When the weather is good, drinking beer in front of the house in the evening is definitely a pleasure. It is also a good place to see the stars at night, with a wide view. Other rules are quite satisfactory, traditional inn, meals are OK, dinner is eaten, the thousand-level amount is large, and the tube is full. Did not eat breakfast. The highlight here is the open space scenery in front of the house. I will definitely have a beer here next time. This time it was too cold and windy.

Get off the train at York and literally straight into this fab hotel. A step back in time with beautiful lounges to eat and drink in. Stunning gardens. Beautiful feel of Xmas with stunning trees and decorations. The New Year's Eve main meal was lovely, but would give the starter a miss, valute not for us. More plus's than negative's. Garden view room was cold with old sash windows, but comfy bed and clean room. Lovely view

We have stayed here before and it is clean and comfortable staff are lovely and food is excellent 👌

Lovely location freindly and helpful staff

1. Check-out Time Is Too Early In my experience, most hotels—whether five-star establishments or smaller boutique hotels—allow guests to check out around 12:00 noon. However, for such a large hotel with a rich historical background, the check-out time of 10:00 a.m. feels unreasonably early. It is particularly inconvenient for guests who wish to have breakfast, as the kitchen closes at 9:00 a.m., making the entire morning feel rushed. This aspect was disappointing and should be seriously reconsidered. 2. Luggage Storage After Check-out As a frequent traveler who has stayed in many hotels across different countries, I have never encountered a situation where luggage storage after check-out was not available. Typically, guests are allowed to leave their bags temporarily while exploring the city and return later to collect them. Unfortunately, this was not possible at this hotel. I found this quite surprising, especially considering the size of the property. As a result, I had to carry a large suitcase while visiting the beach and dining outside, which significantly affected my experience. This policy made me feel that guests are not sufficiently accommodated after check-out, and it was quite disappointing. 3. Room Facilities I understand and respect that this hotel is nearly 200 years old, and I have no issue with its age or character. Overall, the room facilities were acceptable; however, the water taps could benefit greatly from modernization. The current rotary-style taps are difficult to operate, requiring considerable force to turn on and off. This could be especially challenging for elderly guests. Additionally, when I entered my room, I noticed that water was already running slightly due to the tap not being fully closed. If the hotel were to gradually replace these taps with more user-friendly designs, it would not only improve guest comfort but also help conserve water in the long run. I believe this would be a worthwhile investment.