Most popular Halifax hotels

The hotel proposes a superb base for visitors desiring to stay Yorkshire. It's a conventional property offering modern facilities. (GW 07/2008) Built as a Coaching Inn during the early 1800's, it's now outwardly a conventional hotel in appearance. Its city center serene location, opposite Halifax R Read more...

This famiy manage 17th Century Inn, only 3 miles from Halifax, features a peerless image for its locally sourced food, proposes independent Wi-Fi and is proud of conventional log fires. Shibden Mill Inn nestles in the fold of the Shibden Valley facing Red Beck. and is steeped in heritage. The site Read more...

Holdsworth House Hotel is a nice Jacobean manor house encircled by solitary mature terraces in the center of West Yorkshire. The guesthouse feels a world away from the fuss of each day life, yet is superbly located only two miles north of Halifax, within a short distance of Leeds, Manchester and Br Read more...

A warm and welcoming welcome is constantly secured at the individually owned Rock Hotel and Restaurant. Incorporating all the sights of a conventional seventeenth centuty wayside Inn, plus the professional sophistication of a hotel, conference venue and lovely dining restaurant. Offering independen Read more...

With its main location, Premier Inn Halifax is within a short distance of most treveller sights and work addresses in Halifax. All hotel's rooms for guests have all the conveniences expected in a hotel in its class to suit guests' utmost comforts. In-room amenities include table, hair dryer, I-net Read more...

Set on the Pennine moors between Halifax and Hebden Bridge with magnificent vistas of the Yorkshire valleys, the Crossroads at Wainstalls features what everyone one looks for in a famous quality establishment. Picturesque fresh, locally sourced food, lovely wines particularly imported by the owner, Read more...

The Fleece Inn is set on a hillside with scenic uninterrupted vistas over the Ryburn Valley and features something to propose everybody serving liberal portions of delicious home-cooked food. The quirky beamed inside features a log burning stove in the brasserie and during the winter months a roari Read more...

The White Swan Hotel is situated in the center ensuring that you're only a short stroll away from the boutiques, museums, restaurants and pubs. There are 39 recently remodelled en-suite bedrooms. The hotel can propose a gymnasium attainable to dwellers, and fanastic meeting facilities. During the m Read more...

The Malthouse features a recently re-furbished inside, featuring all the original stone walls and log burning fires, offset by a nicely landscaped courtyard for alfresco dining. The ambience at The Malthouse is relaxed, entertaining and unofficial, whilst the overall impression is of a pub which is Read more...

The Turnpike Inn at Rishworth Moor re-opened in November 2009 to amazing reviews. Having fallen into a country of disrepair in 2008, local developer Adrian Burr and Restaurateurs Sarah Dinning and Lee Roberts set approximately a broad renewal resulting in a superb, present-day yet unofficial state Read more...