Pavillion Cottage, York, Yorkshire

Pavilion Cottage provides a spacious four bedroom holiday home decorated and equipped to a high standard to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The cottage offers flexibility for large families and groups. Children of all ages are welcome.

We have taken the liberty of stocking the kitchen with everyday staples that you may need such as tea, coffee, condiments and various herbs \'n\' spices. The living/dining room has french doors opening onto a bijou seating area from which you can watch the cricket or simply soak up the sunshine. To ensure everyone can relax, there is also a \"snug\" living room. To start your holiday with us a complimentary tea tray and fresh flowers are provided on your arrival. Please browse through our gallery of photos.

We have four bikes available for your use (please contact us to arrange), the cottage is very close to Sustrans route 65 allowing you to explore the city and surrounding coutryside at your leisure. Click here for a cycle map of the city centre.

The cottage is personally managed by the owner who is close at hand to offer advice and help if needed. We welcome well-behaved dogs on payment of a deposit.

Pavilion Cottage is a quintessentially English property situated in lush parkland not far from York city centre. As the name suggests, the cottage is a converted cricket pavilion, beautifully renovated and retaining all its original charm and character. Pavilion Cottage sits on the boundaries of an active cricket club allowing you to soak up the atmosphere of this great game, listening to the whack of leather on willow, while sipping a glass of chilled Pimm\'s and lemonade.

York is a beautiful historic city that offers an eclectic blend of the ancient, the old and the new. It is difficult to do justice to the city\'s place in history in such a small space, click here for a good overview of York\'s history. York\'s most famous landmark is York Minster whose beautiful choirs can be heard on an almost nightly basis at Evensong (entry free). A great outing for children and those interested in York\'s Vikings the Jorvik Centre is a must. Original Tudor architecture can be seen all around York, but most particularly in The Shambles. Much of the town was renovated by the great and good of the 17th and 18th centuries, resulting in many fine examples of Georgian architecture, not least Mansion House, the residence of the Mayor.

4 Star Visit Britain.