York House

The bed was comfortable and the room was mostly clean and spacious, though the carpet felt hard and crunchy underfoot. The hotel has faded elegance and is a five-minute walk from the railway station. The bar restaurant next door was noisy, with loud music, and breakfast means going elsewhere.

It was a short, quiet visit in an aging hotel. I was initially given a smaller room for one night, then moved the next day because of booking constraints and got a free upgrade to a much larger room.

For a night out in Wakefield, the location is ideal, just a minute from the train station. The building is a little dated, but at £63 for a Superior room it was an absolute bargain and probably the best value hotel I've stayed in for a long time. Hotel prices these days are ridiculous. My room was massive, with a huge bed, settee, TV, tea and coffee, an iron, and everything else I needed. The bathroom was on the small side but manageable, and the reception staff were so friendly. I'd definitely come back to the York Hotel if I stay in Wakefield again.

The room was roomy and comfortable, and it was easy to walk to most places from this hotel. A great spot near the city centre.