The Talbot Hotel York

About the venue

The Talbot Hotel dates from the eighteenth century, and succeeds a much older inn which stood in Malton’s market place at the sign of the Golden Talbot - a French hunting hound and the heraldic symbol of the ancient family of Eure and is a great place for conferences and meetings.

The "new" Talbot was the first in Ryedale to be called "a hotel" and was the town’s posting house where coaches stopped to break their journeys from York and Leeds, to Scarborough and Whitby. Each of the 31 bedrooms has en-suite bathroom, colour television, radio, direct dial telephone and a welcome refreshments tray. Many rooms enjoy the view down to the River Derwent - get up early and you can catch a glimpse of the race horses taking their morning exercise along the river banks! The Talbot Hotel is an ideal meeting place and is easily accessed from York, Scarborough, Hull and Leeds. With its choice of purpose built conference, training and syndicate rooms together with ample private car parking, The Talbot is a highly popular northern venue.