Summer accommodation

Check-in and check-out times

You can check-in from 1.00pm to 8.00pm. Arrivals may be allowed outside this window if your travel plans can't be adjusted, however this is subject to availability.

You can check-out from 9.00am to 9.30am. Loss or failure to return all keys upon check out will incur a £25.00 fee. 

Room rates 

All rates are room only rates. A complimentary breakfast grab bag can be collected from the reception desk between 7.00am and 10.00am each morning of your stay. Tea and coffee facilities will be provided in the shared kitchen area of the flat.

Please note that the accommodation is not equipped for self-catering bookings and guests are asked to refrain from using other kitchen appliances.

Accessible rooms

We have some accessible rooms available at St Johns Central. Please enquire by emailing summeraccommodation@yorksj.ac.uk for more information.

Location of your stay

St John Central is located on Carmelite Street, York, YO17AE, United Kingdom.

Carmelite Street is situated just off The Stonebow, you can access this via Garden Place or Hungate. 

Parking

Please note there is no parking available at the property. There is a privately owned multi story car park just next door to the property. Find out more about Q-Park Shambles.

Notes for guests

• We are unable to accept bookings for anyone under 18.
• 24 hour security is in place at the accommodation site.
• York St John University do not accept bookings for stag or hen parties, any bookings which are found to be for such occasions can be cancelled by York St John University. York St John University reserve the right to refuse check in.
• All St John Central accommodation rooms or communal areas are non smoking.

A city like no other

York is a city that feels like a town, with a compact city centre. You'll get to know your way around and feel like a local quickly. The history and architecture of the city highlights the stories of thousands of years of inhabitants. Catch up with friends over a pint in a pub built in the 17th century, or wander down cobbled streets in the footsteps of Romans. You can explore museums full of history and art, then spend the rest of your day shopping in the chains you know and love.

Learn about life in York from locals hanging out in the shadow of the ruin abbey in the Museum Gardens, or take a picnic to Clifton Ings or Millennium Bridge to enjoy some of our beautiful green spaces. Cycle past a scale model of the Solar System spread along the route of an old railway line, or grab dinner from a street food vendor in a redeveloped shipping container, beneath a canopy of fairy lights.

York's ever-changing landscape of culture, cuisine and community is the perfect place to visit this August.