Harrogate Guide

Choose from one of the relaxation, steam or hot rooms or if you’re feeling brave, submerge yourself into the plunge pool. There are also various cultivated gardens to enjoy, with one garden boasting a sun pavilion, mini golf, boating lake, paddling pool, tennis court and play ground, with band concerts being held in the summer. You could take in a show at the Harrogate Theatre, a film at the Odeon Cinema or simply take in the splendor of the fountains at the ruins of the old Abbey.

With more than 70 restaurants, eating out in Harrogate holds something to please everyone, despite being an affluent area there is something to suit even if you’re on a budget. With places ranging from the famous ‘Bettys Tea Rooms’ world famous for serving traditional English tea (with a pianist performing every evening) to various pubs, clubs, bars and Brasseries. Prices for Hotels range from £50 a night for a single room, promising to give you a comfortable, good quality room with warm friendly reception from staff, all within a short 5 minute walk from the town centre.

For the more extravagant of you 5-star luxury apartments and Hotels are also available within a 5 minute walk from the centre with prices ranging from £100 to £200 per night. Similarly accommodation available within the heart of the town. Travel Tip The UK is notorious for rain, even our ‘Great British Summers’ do not escape the weather.

Therefore I’d advise you come equipped, bring your brolly!.