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Grays Court Meetings and Events Venue

A historically unique event and wedding venue in the heart of York
Location: Chapter House Street, YORK, North Yorkshire, YO1 7JH
Telephone:
01904 612613 Call Us
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About Us

For unique events that showcase the incredible history of York whilst providing a warm and welcoming service, Grays Court is the perfect choice. Voted 'Best Small Hotel of the Year' in consecutive years and won the 'Taste of York Award' in the 2022 Visit York Tourism Awards, the team at Grays Court have years of experience in offering a truly bespoke service for each and every client. Visit England 'Small Hotel of the Year' 2020. White Rose Welcome to Yorkshire Awards 2019 and 2020

Our city centre location in the exclusive Minster Quarter allows easy access from York Station - just a 10-15 min walk - whilst our half-acre of walled garden gives the tranquil feeling of being in the country, with all the convenience of a city space. Our beautiful garden is the ideal spot to unwind after a hard day's work in one of our characterful private rooms, and if the weather isn't cooperating, our Jacobean oak-panelled Long Gallery offers plenty of soft seating with direct access to our well-stocked bar. Twelve well-appointed bedrooms are also available with stunning views of the Minster, gardens and medieval City Walls.

Grays Court is one of York's most sought-after wedding venues. As a family-run business, we understand that each couple is different and everyone has their own vision, and with that in mind we tailor every package to suit the individual. That's why we work alongside you to create the perfect bespoke day.

Grays Court is one of the most historic buildings in England. This ancient house was the residence of the Treasurers of York Minster from the 11th century until the latter was despoiled by Henry VIII in 1547. From 1788 to 1945 it was the home of the distinguished York family, the Grays from whom the name is derived. It was sold to the Dean & Chapter of York Minster in 1945 who in turn sold it to its present owners, the Heraty family, in 2005.

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