Heslington Hall

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Location

Heslington Hall is a Grade II* listed building near Heslington village. It was constructed as a country house in 1568 and was rebuilt in both the 19th and 20th centuries. The Hall’s residents have included the Deramore baronry, the Royal Air Force and now the University of York.

Some original features of the house still remain, including the pendant stucco ceiling over the great hall, some of the courtyard face and the staircase towers at the rear. The gardens were first formally landscaped in the early 18th century, including the gazebo and yews that now comprise The Quiet Place.

Take a look at our Delegate and Visitor Information Pack to find out more about what York has to offer.

Features

Stately rooms for a variety of meetings or training days
Manicured lawns and stunning grounds to the rear
Additional rooms available upon request around timetable
On-Campus Parking

Featured Rooms

Room Type

Layouts Available

Capacity

H/G09 Fielden Room

Seminar Room

Boardroom

On Campus Catering Service

Our award-winning caterers are here to ensure that your delegates enjoy the best of Yorkshire hospitality. Our chefs are delighted to offer a range of bespoke menus using seasonal and local produce and are able to accommodate any specific dietary requirements your delegates may have. Contact our team to find out more about our delicious menus. We are able to accommodate large numbers of delegates within our dining halls, or small numbers can be catered for within their room bookings.

On Campus Restaurants and Cafés

We have over 10 restaurants and cafés across our campuses that serve a range of food and drink options.

The closest outlets to Heslington Hall are:

Derwent Café
Derwent Dining

See our outlets opening times

Address:

Heslington Hall, University of York, University Rd, Heslington, York YO10 5DD

Cars and Parking:

The University is easily accessible from major road links such as the A64 or 1079, we’d also suggest making use of the Grimston Bar Park and Ride service. Car parking on campus is pay and display, and can be limited. You can find out more about the charges via the University’s webpage. Parking is free at weekends and from 18:00 each evening through to 08:00 each morning.

You can use PayByPhone in any of the pay and display car parks, please visit the PayByPhone website to find out how to register.

Trains and Taxis:

There is a frequent, fast train service to York on the East Coast Main Line from London King’s Cross to Edinburgh. There is also a direct service between York, Leeds and Manchester Airport.

The University is a short bus (66) or taxi ride direct from the railway station. There is a bus stop and taxi rank just outside the main station entrance. A taxi from the railway station will take approximately 15 minutes while a bus will take around 22 minutes.

The university’s approved taxi provider is Streamline Taxis. Please note that Uber are not licensed within the city of York.

Buses:

You can travel between Campus East and West for free on several routes.

The 68 route is a dedicated free of charge campus shuttle, incorporating Halifax College and York Sports Village. Please note the 68 does go on to Grimston Bar Park and Ride however this is chargeable and not part of the free zone.

Find out more about transportation on the University’s webpage.

Cycling, E-scooters and Walking

It’s just a 15-minute bike ride or 30-minute walk from Campus West to the city centre. There are several off-road cycle paths and on-road cycle lanes offering safe access into and around York. Find out more about the cycling routes.

York also offers the Tier e-scooter and e-bike scheme. Find out more about the scheme.