Alcuin Lodge Guest House

Located less than 10 minutes’ walk from the historic city centre and York Minster, Alcuin Lodge is set in an Edwardian family home. On-street parking is available and free permits are provided.

The 5 modern, stylish bedrooms are decorated in light/neutral tones and include an en-suite or private shower room, free WiFi, TV with DVD/CD player, hairdryers and tea/coffee facilities. Flowers, chocolates or other items can be arranged for your arrival if requested.

Freshly cooked each morning, a full English breakfast is available, with a selection of juices, cereals, jams and toast, served in the bright breakfast room. Guests are 10 minutes’ walk from a wide variety of pubs and restaurants.

Alcuin Lodge is 10 minutes’ walk from York Railway Station and the National Railway Museum and 15 minutes from Jorvik Viking Centre.

Information about the host

Alcuin Lodge Guest House York offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation a short stroll away from the centre of historic York (7-9 minutes on foot to York Minster), set in a quiet residential area. Our guest house is the ideal base for your stay in the city. We look forward to providing a warm welcome to visitors from the UK and around the world. As a small, independent guest house (5 rooms), you will be staying in our home so we can offer a friendly and personalised service. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a shopping trip, a cultural visit, in the city on business or just taking a short break, the attractions of York are all on our doorstep.

We opened Alcuin Lodge in 2012 because we love having people to stay. Having met people from all walks of life from all over the world, we're still loving it just as much.

Alcuin Lodge is set in a quiet residential area and is a very short walk to the centre of the city. We're also in easy walking distance of the station. To walk from Alcuin Lodge to the city's attractions you can choose either to stroll along the river side, walk through the beautiful Museum Gardens or along the handsome main street called Bootham (past the birthplace of W.H. Auden and the home of Joseph Rowntree),