Wagstaff York was built in 1878 as a railway hotel, and it is still two minutes from the platform. It sits beside the city walls with an acre of old hotel lawn, which is now the largest Day Club in the group.
James Whitlock, General Manager
The Library
The hotel's old smoking room is now the library bar, with eight thousand books, a fire, and a whisky list that leans towards Speyside. Dogs are welcome on the chesterfields, if there's a blanket down.
46 rooms
All rates include breakfast for two people and one dog, a dinner from the dog's menu and one Day Club session per night.
Your dog in York
The city walls are right outside, and dogs are allowed on most of the circuit. Our walkers' favourite is the river path out to Rowntree Park. Our porters will walk your dog to the train when you leave.
An acre of lawn and an old glasshouse, with room for forty dogs in small groups. There's a separate quiet garden for older dogs.
The Wagstaff WayFinding us
4 Station Rise, York YO1 6HT
