Award winning Hotel adjacent to York Minster, 39 rooms, restaurant, conference venue/family services

The Best Western Dean Court Hotel is a rather special hotel with a prime position in the centre of York, in the shadow of York Minster, with superb views of the Minster from many rooms. All major York attractions and shops are within a few minutes walk of the hotel. Dean Court is an award winning 3 star graded hotel offering excellent disabled access and support services for families. The hotel has 39 rooms, with a choice of smoking or non-smoking rooms and has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment. Enjoy fine dining in our award-winning restaurant, D.C.H. Services at Dean Court include Reception service, a bar and lounges, and some outstanding contemporary design features and original art pieces. All these areas in the hotel have air-conditioning for your comfort, and guests can now enjoy The Court Cafe-Bistro and Bar is open all day, offering a varied menu to suit all budgets and tastes! Dean Court makes a perfect conference and meeting venue in central York. The hotel offers two well appointed meeting rooms providing excellent facilities for up to 50 delegates.

Dean Court has won many prestigious awards for quality and service standards. These include an AA 3 Star grading and 2 AA Rosette Awards for Fine Food and Service 2004/5. The hotel has an ETC grading of 3 stars also, and we have been listed in both the Good Hotel Guide and Michelin Guide. No need to worry about parking in York city centre, the Hotel has its own residents' secure car park, available to guests for a small daily charge. We also offer a free valet-parking service. We welcome families and offer several Family Rooms (all non-smoking) in the hotel, as well as other services for parents including a Baby Listening Service and Qualified Nannies. Cots and Extra beds are available. Please inform us when booking whether you require these services. Several rooms can accommodate an extra bed and/or a cot. Internet access and more four poster rooms are planned for later in 2005.