Find 2 Star Hotels in South Bank from AED 156

"We loved staying at this hotel......as soon as we walked in it smelt clean and fresh. Its location is great.....literally 2 mins from the shops and local restaurants. We walked around till about 9pm and felt extremely safe especially with having our children with us. The light show at the Minster is a must......WOW....it was amazing! We have stayed many times in York before but now we've just found our favourite hotel and at a great price."

"Good location, close to the centre, had to keep window open due to radiators been on full blast so was abit noisy. But beds comfortable and the room and bathroom clean. Would stay again. "

"Lovely stay…wonderful service, fabulous breakfast and everything I needed. Thank you so much."

"Quite comfortable and a very friendly welcome. Easy to take a bus into the city centre. Highly recommended!"

"The fantastic staff made my stay the best ever experience. Professional, helpful and very informative, thank you! "

"It is our second time at Wentworth really enjoyed our stay we had evening meals the food was excellent as was the accommodation the staff are very friendly we will be going back again in a few weeks cannot wait thank you to everyone for a wonderful time"

"The Briarcroft Wayth Hotel is a small boutique hotel and great place to stay. Parking is easy to find, the sitting area is lovely. They provide a guest kitchen with refrigerator dishwasher sink, etc., as well as tea, coffee, sugar, and milk. The rooms are nice, although some are still under renovation. The staff is helpful and friendly. My only wish was that the mattress had a soft mattress topper to make the bed more comfortable. Other than that it was a great stay!"

"The single room was comfortable, clean and pleasant. It had tea making facilities, a hair drier and iron. The en suite was of a good size and private. The only draw back was the shower - it had little water pressure and the shower hose was a poor fit. I had a key to a separate entrance which gave me freedom to avoid the bar and flexibility to come and go."