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Fishergate, York, YO10 4AP
Telephone: 01904 621193
Fax: 01904 671571
English Tourism Council 2 Stars
AA 2 Stars
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| The site that has become the City of York was an ideal location to occupy sincethe earliest of times being both safe and well provided with the necessities of life.Evidence of habitation as far back as the 'Stone Age' has been found here. We areproud that the Blue Bridge Hotel is today carrying on this tradition and will do all wecan to ensure that you are safe and well provided with the necessities of life during your stay with us. A friendly, family run hotel, where you can choose from a wide range of room options. Each room is decorated and furnished in traditional style and is fully equipped with en-suite facilities, remote control, colour TV, direct dial telephone and beveragemaking facilities. A freshly cooked Full English Breakfast, (or Continental if you prefer) is included in the tariff and is served in our attractive dining room each morning. We provide an on-site car park so that you are free to roam York at your leisure. Upon your return you can enjoy a first class restaurant (see "Craig's at the Blue Bridge"…) and a fully licensed bar where you can relax if you so choose. |
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| Hotel Information York is one of the Worlds most fascinating cities. This history of York, Capital of the North and Second City of the Realm, is the History of England. Here at the Blue Bridge Hotel we are proud of the international reputation for friendly service that has been built over the years. Many visitors return again and again. We look forward to welcoming you for the first time. |
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| Ideally Located Like all really old cities, York is compact. No place is far from another and no place is hard to find. To get to the real heart of York you need to explore on foot. So leave your Car in the hotels on site car park and then take a peaceful stroll along the banks of the River Ouse into the heart of York's centre. After a hard days sightseeing rest your feet in the new cellar bar. This new addition to the hotel is full of character and charm and serves a verity of drinks to suit all tastes. Included In Your Stay The Blue Bridge Hotel caters for all needs, providing a wide range of room options. On offer are single, twin, double and family standard rooms. In addition the hotel also offers three new superior suite rooms.  Each room has been fully refurbished and all are stylishly decorated and furnished with quality pine furniture. All rooms are fully equipped with ensuite facilities, remote control, colour TV, direct dial telephone and beverage making facilities to suit individual needs. A full English breakfast is freshly cooked by our resident chef and served in our bright and comfortable dining room. |
| Spanning York's History When the Romans came to Britain in AD71, they already had a bit ofexperience of world travel. They knew a good place to stay when theysaw one and chose the site of The Blue Bridge (where the River Foss meetsthe River Ouse) to build one of their most important fortresses in Britain. Manyothers were also attracted to stay at this same site. The Anglo-Saxons, Vikings,Normans, Plantagenets, Tudors and Georgians all added to York's rich history. Withso many distinguished visitors to the site of the Blue Bridge throughout the ages, theBlue Bridge Hotel is part of the rich seam of York's history and an ideal site for yourstay in York. We look forward to welcoming you. |
| History on your doorstep. Step out of the hotel and take the short stroll down Blue Bridge Lane and you will find yourself standing on the Blue Bridge from which the hotel takes its name. A wooden drawbridge with its structuresalways painted blue, has stood here since 1736. The bridge crosses the River Foss at Saint George's Field where a festival and pageant used to be held on Saint George's Day to commemorate the Patron Saint of England. Therealso used to be a ducking stool here, which was first used for the correction of females, who 'used fake measures or brewed bad beer' but it was also later used to punish females who were 'flyters or scolds'. Happily there has beenno need for the ducking stool for many years as customers are nowadays invariably happy with York's hospitality.  The 'view' from the bridge. You can see it all from the Blue Bridge Hotel. Simply stroll along the scenic riversideand you will shortly find yourself gazing up at the impressive battlements of Cliffords Tower which has defendedthe City since the 13th Century. From here everything is close at hand. You can get one of the best views of Yorkby strolling around the City's medieval walls, venturing to explore other historic attractions. Visit the magnificentGothic Cathedral, the Jorvik Viking Centre or the Museum Gardens (see Historic York). You may choose to enjoya river boat cruise, a guided bus tour or a guided ghost walk. You may wish to take advantage of the abundance of shopping in York. York caters for every type of shopper,whatever their requirements. Be it in the historic cobbled streets, the open-air market or the new shopping outletsaround the City, York caters for both the energetic and the leisurely visitor. Why not take in one of York's Theatresor Night Clubs. We also have two cinemas in the City, one having twelve screens. York is renowned for its friendly hospitality, traditional fare and locally brewed ales. There are a wide range of Cafés, Restaurants offering a wide rangeof foods, Inns and Public Houses. (See "Eating Out in York" and " Craigs at the Blue Bridge"…)  |
| TARIFF | ||
| With Effect from 1st March 2004 | ||
| Room Type | Sunday to Thursday | Friday and Saturday |
| Single Room From | £ 45.00 | £ 50.00 |
| Budget Double / Twin From | £ 55.00 | £ 65.00 |
| Standard Double / Twin From | £ 65.00 | £ 75.00 |
| Family Room from plus child supplement | £ 65.00 | £ 95.00 |
| Superior Suite Room | £ 85.00 | £ 95.00 |
| Additional Child Price Sharing Parents Room | ||
| Babies in Cots | Free | Free |
| Up to Five Years | £ 5.00 | £ 5.00 |
| Six to Ten Years | £ 10.00 | £ 10.00 |
| Eleven to FifteenYears | £ 15.00 | £15.00 |
| Sixteen Years and over | Full Adult Price | |
| York Explorer Breaks | ||
| 3 Night Break | £190 | £190 |
| 5 Night Saints and Sinners Break | £250 | £275 |
| Unfortunately we can not offer these packages over Bank Holidays, Special Events and York Race MeetingsWe are sorry that bookings for Saturday nights only cannot be made in advance but may be available after 6pm each Friday evening. | ||
| Directions How to find us By Car Whichever direction you approach York from, you will arrive at the outer ring road. Take theshortest circuit to the York - Selby A19 south junction. Follow this road for about two milestowards the city centre. The hotel is located on the right side of the road. By Train Frequent trains are operated to York from London, Peterborough, Newcastle - upon - Tyne,Edinburgh and Glasgow by Great North Eastern Railways; from Birmingham, Bristol, the WestCountry and South Wales by Virgin Cross - Country; and from Liverpool, Manchester and Leedsby Regional Railways North East. For all railway enquiries ring (0345) 484950 (day or night). By Sea York is only an hours drive from Hull Docks, the destination of daily overnight sailing's by P&O NorthSea Ferries from Rotterdam (Europort) in the Netherlands and Zeebrugge in Belgium. For non- - motoristsNational Express runs a connecting coach from Hull Docks to York. By Air The nearest airport is Leeds /Bradford (28 miles). Newcastle - Upon - Tyne and Manchester International Airport are also very accessible.A direct train service (hourly by day, less frequent at night) connects York with Manchester InternationalAirport in less than 2 hours. |
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