Business Details
Luxury Hotel in York City Centre
Judges Court is a 15-bedroom boutique hotel nestled within York's medieval city walls, offering guests a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary luxury. Our Georgian Grade II listed building, dating back to the 1720s, was originally the residence of visiting judges attending the Assize Courts. Today, we provide individually designed rooms featuring bespoke furniture, deep Georgian colours, and original architectural details, complemented by modern amenities such as HD TVs, Nespresso machines, and luxury Molton Brown toiletries. Located just seconds from York's shopping district and major attractions, our hotel combines prime accessibility with the tranquillity of a hidden courtyard setting. The building's rich history includes its association with the trial of Dick Turpin, adding a fascinating narrative to our guests' experience.We pride ourselves on maintaining the property's character features while ensuring comfort through polished woods, drench showers, and four-poster beds in select suites. Our team is dedicated to creating memorable stays, as evidenced by numerous five-star reviews praising our welcoming staff, spotless rooms, and exceptional service. Guests benefit from our central location, with easy access to York's vibrant dining scene, historic pubs, and cultural landmarks. With eight Classic Double rooms, two Classic Twin rooms, four Luxury King rooms, and one Luxury King room with a roll-top bathtub, we cater to diverse preferences while maintaining an intimate atmosphere. Our commitment to quality extends to Egyptian cotton linen, Roberts radios, and curated city secrets to enhance your exploration of York.
Services
Classic Double Rooms
Classic Twin Rooms
Luxury King Rooms
Four-Poster Bed Suites
Roll-Top Bathtub Suite
Highlights and features
- We offer 18th-century architecture with modern comforts
- Our central York location provides easy access to attractions
- We maintain original character features with contemporary upgrades
- Our team receives consistent five-star guest satisfaction ratings
- We provide curated local knowledge of York's hidden gems
What people say
Friendly staff
Beautiful building
Stunning hotel
Spotlessly clean rooms
Perfect York location
Services
Classic Double Rooms
Our eight Classic Double rooms combine smart design with historical character. Each features bespoke furniture, Egyptian cotton linen, and modern amenities including HD TV, free WiFi, and Nespresso machines. The rooms maintain original architectural details while providing contemporary comforts for a restful stay.
Classic Twin Rooms
Two twin bedded rooms sharing the same design ethos as our Classic Doubles. These rooms offer flexible sleeping arrangements while maintaining historical features like original panelling and polished woods. Available on ground floor with prior request for accessibility.
Luxury King Rooms
Four spacious Luxury King rooms showcase the finest features of Judges Court. Including four-poster beds, bespoke furnishings, and luxury Molton Brown toiletries, these rooms offer enhanced comfort while preserving the building's Georgian heritage through original architectural elements.
Roll-Top Bathtub Suite
Our most luxurious accommodation features a free-standing roll-top bath alongside all standard premium amenities. This suite combines the building's historical character with ultimate comfort, offering a unique experience through its blend of antique features and modern bathroom fixtures.
City Secrets Guide
We provide curated guidance to York's hidden attractions, including unique eateries and historic pubs. From The House of Trembling Madness to Evil Eye Lounge, our recommendations help guests discover authentic local experiences beyond typical tourist routes.
Questions
What room types are available at Judges Court?
We offer Classic Double, Classic Twin, Luxury King, and one Luxury King room with a roll-top bathtub.
Does the hotel provide breakfast?
We are a room-only hotel but can recommend excellent nearby dining options for breakfast.
Is parking available at the hotel?
We have no onsite parking but recommend nearby council car parks within 500 metres of the hotel.
What historical significance does the building have?
The hotel was originally judges' lodgings from 1720-1806, including hosting the trial of Dick Turpin.
Are there accessible rooms available?
Classic Twin rooms can be provided on the ground floor with prior arrangement.