With original stone flooring, this 18th-century coaching inn is close to the medieval town centre, 800 metres from Beverley Rail Station and Beverley Minster. It has free on-site parking, en suite rooms and a restaurant. The Beverley Arms was built in 1794. It mixes original character and traditional furnishings with modern comforts. When it was a coaching house, the building had connections with the famous criminal, Dick Turpin. The rooms have TVs, hairdryers, work desks and tea/coffee. The en suite bathrooms have showers and toiletries. The Beverley Arms is also the home of the Courtyard Wine Bar and Restaurant, a popular cocktail and wine bar. It features great local produce, table service, music, cocktails and a comprehensive wine list with over 30 wines. The restaurant serves traditional cuisine, made using fresh ingredients. The Beverley Arms has a bar and 24-hour room service. It offers good transport links to York, Leeds Hull, Doncaster and Sheffield.