EIGHT STUNNING APARTMENTS
IN THE CENTRE OF YORK
Whether you’re traveling alone or with company, one of our rooms is definitely tailored for your needs. All rooms are equipped with the necessary amenities, and the decor simply speaks for itself.
ARTFULLY
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CHOOSE YOUR STYLE
Thirty Four provides several accommodation options. Each room has been carefully designed to ensure our guests have everything they need during their stay. Browse our options below to find out more.
YORK A BEAUTIFUL CITY SURROUNDED BY FABULOUS COUNTRYSIDE
Delve into York’s heritage, discover hidden attractions off the beaten track, enjoy a vivid food and drink scene and wander in and out of contemporary independent shops.
Offering more attractions per square mile than any other destination in the UK, you’re never more than a short walk from one of York's awe inspiring offerings.
The city’s varied and vibrant calendar of events and festivals means there's always something just around the corner.
TO EXPLORE YORK IS TO EXPLORE 2000 YEARS OF HISTORY
Coney Street , York’s premier shopping street was home to some colourful characters down the ages. In 1150, the main street in York, was called Cuningstrete, the King’s Street. It ran from Ousegate right to the Museum Gardens. By the 18th century it was the site of the seat of government in the city, with the Guildhall and the Mansion House in pride of place. But it was in the 19th century that it became a shopping centre par excellence, with high class fashion establishments, costumiers, furriers, milliners, linen drapers, pianoforte warehouse, bookshops and jewellers, as well as the home of York’s first department store, Leak and Thorp which opened in 1869.
