4.9★ · Built 1890 · A Town Dairy Until 1978
Lovingly restored and upgraded, keeping its character and original features — stained and etched glass, pitch pine doors and staircase, cast iron fire grates and ornate ceiling roses.
01904 639367 · info@dairyguesthouse.co.uk
Welcome
The Dairy Guest House is a lovingly restored and upgraded Victorian town house, retaining its character and original features — stained and etched glass windows, pitch pine doors and staircase, cast iron fire grates, and wonderfully ornate ceiling roses and cornices.
The property was built in 1890 as a family home and joinery business. It was bought by the Trapp family and became a town dairy, selling milk, ice-cream and Yorkshire curd. The Dairy was sold and converted to a guesthouse in 1978. Today it's set around a flower-filled courtyard, with additional ground floor cottage-style rooms in the old stable block.
Our rooms
En-suite, with the house's original Victorian proportions and a modern shower room.
Two proper beds, en-suite, with tea tray and TV.
Room for three, en-suite — around the courtyard in the old stable block.
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What people say
“Great out of the center bed and breakfast. Only 10 to 15 walk from the center of York. Good sized on suite bedrooms, with all the necessary needs provide. Breakfast was great, all freshly cooked.”— Simon Binnie, Google review · 2 months ago
“Wonderful stay - very comfortable, clean, well-appointed, with delicious breakfast included. Close to a parade of shops and restaurants, very walkable area and walkable to center of town attractions.”— Bonnie McClelland, Google review · 3 months ago
“We have just returned from York and spent a lovely time there. We stayed at The Dairy Guest House and had such a wonderful time stay there. Mike could not do enough to welcome you and look after us.”— jan carter, Google review · a year ago
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Ring or email for availability — Mike and the team look forward to welcoming you.
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