York city centre hotel chosen to become part of exclusive hotel collection
The Dean Court Hotel in York has been chosen by hotel group Best Western to join a select group of hotels across the UK, and is only the second Yorkshire hotel to be part of this collection.
The hotel, located opposite York Minster, will now be a member of Best Western Premier Collection, where each hotel incorporates its local personality to set them apart from other hotels.
With only eleven hotels across the UK forming part of this collective, The Dean Court Hotel was selected for its services and amenities, as well as providing a superior travel experience for all its guests.
The Dean Court Hotel features a two AA star Rosette Restaurant, 35 bedrooms and two suites, all of which overlook the York Minster.
Simon Murphy, general manager of Dean Court Hotel, commented: “We are incredibly proud to have been chosen to be part of this exclusive collection of hotels.
“To be one of only eleven in the country, and only the second in Yorkshire is a fantastic achievement.
“We truly feel Dean Court Hotel offers a one-of-a-kind experience for guests and residents of York, and our latest recognition reaffirms our commitment to our guest.
“It’s an exciting time to be part of Dean Court Hotel and York, I look forward the next chapter of its journey.”
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