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York Minster Conference Centre
St William's College, beside the Minster's east Front, is home to York Minster's Tea Rooms, which serve snacks and light lunches through the day.
The college hosts conferences, meetings and receptions of all sizes, together with a variety of other occasions up to and including medieval dinners.
St William's College
One of York's most fascinating buildings, the College is named after Saint William of York, who was Archbishop in 1153 and whose tomb lies inside the Minster.
St William's was built between 1465 and 1467 to house the Chantry priests, and is the only surviving building of its kind in the country.