ibis York Centre Hotel 2 stars

Great location, friendly staff. Very welcoming. Would definitely return.

The breakfasts were better than expected for small hotels such as this. The staff were helpful and friendly

The walls and ceilings of this hotel are paper thin and you can hear everything going on and said in adjacent rooms. Bad enough during the day, but we experienced a virtually sleepless night as guests next door returned to their room in the small hours (1.15am) and argued for 30 mins., then took showers for another 30 mins.. Then the water system starts dripping for an hour. And at 5.30/6am another adjacent twin of guests awoke and start chatting and laughing like it's mid-morning. Along with the decor being tired, plugs not working, no soap in dispensers - the overall experience was shoddy and exhausting. Had we been paying perhaps £75 for the room, I might suffer it. But at £184/night (and that's after a member 10% discount), it is outrageously overpriced and extremely poor value. I have stayed in other Ibis hotels in different countries with a much better experience. This is possibly the second worst hotel experience I've had. Never again at this hotel.

Good location close to the centre,room was nice aswell

Basically ok, convenient location, quiet room, breakfast ok and friendly staff but needs redecoration.

I stayed at the ibis York Centre as it is only about 5 minutes (if that) from The Crescent and about 10 minutes from the station. It is just outside the city walls and so much quieter as a result. I was allocated a nice, quiet room (301) that was perfectly acceptable for my 2-night stay. Staff were nice & friendly and check-in quick and easy.

Generally, the accommodation was adequate for my needs. One thing that was lacking was the absence of any large trays to take the breakfast things over to my table.

Really nice stay in York, very good experience with the Hotel.

People not parking in bays causing a tight packed car park causing accidents

I cannot fault the Hotel

The hotel is very close to the city and a nice walk to get there.Plenty of pubs restaurants cafes very close to the hotel. The hotel was very clean and a nice large bedroom, staff very helpful and friendly, dry good value for money

Nice hotel for the price, you get what you pay for. Clean and pleasant stay.

Very nice hotel close to the train station and although it maybe a bit away from the centre there are plenty of buses and taxis available.plus there are some nice bars and restaurants within easy walking distance

On main route but room at side was quiet. Close to a number of pubs and restaurants and no distance from Mickelgate which is a bit run down after COVID but will I’m sure spring back Room small but ok except when you have a small bathroom why put a bath in it when a shower is much easier and makes it feel bigger? Staff helpful lifts small bug there are two Will go back but probably not for a longer stay 1-3 nights is fine

On arriving at the hotel on Sunday morning reception was full of hens and stags looking a little worse for wear leaving the hotel. Check out was 12 and I arrived at 11. Reception smelt of cigarettes because there was a number of people smoking at the door entrance. The reception guy was a bit rude as I said I was staying that evening he grumbled that I couldn't check in until 5, I just wanted to let him know my car was in the carpark. The room I stayed in was very dated woodchip style walls just overall looked grotty. There was a TV with a few stations but most channels said they were unavailable due to the aerial. The shower was good nice and hot and powerful but no hair dryer. We were on the ground floor and the floor above was very squeaky....well I think it was the floor. The bed was hard and comfy other than the noise from upstairs it was quiet. May not of been Friday and Saturday night I checked out in the morning and they allowed me to keep my car parked there with no extra charge. Parking spaces are tight but they were available when I arrived the cost was 10 pound a night.