Harrogate Hotels

Buttressed by the Inclosure Acts, another two centuries would pass however, before Harrogate was developed with any swiftness and purpose. As a result, the most notable landmarks in the city of 70,000 plus people do indeed date back to the Georgian and Victorian eras. During that halcyon age and well into the early 20^th century as well, Harrogate was a destination for the aristocracy and élite of Europe. Today, the spa town still draws countless therapy-seekers and fanatics of the legendary Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate tearooms. Superb points of interest to target include the Royal Pump Room Museum, Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens, Mercer Art Gallery and obviously, the Harrogate Turkish Baths. The city also serves as a popular gateway to Yorkshire Dales National Park and The Lake District.

Attractions

• Mercer Art Gallery
• Christ Church, High Harrogate
• Harrogate (Stonefall) Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery
• Royal Pump Room Museum
• Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens

Activities

• Valley Gardens
• Harrogate Turkish Baths
• Harrogate Summer Festival
• Harrogate Fringe Festival
• Harrogate Crime Writing Festival

Restaurants

• The Tannin Level
• Orchid Restaurant
• Quantro Restaurant
• The Old Bell Tavern
• Bettys Teas Rooms

Nightlife

• The Restaurant Bar & Grill
• Hotel Du Vin & Bistro
• The Boar’s Head Hotel
• Hales Bar
• Manhattan Club

Climate

Harrogate has a temperate climate, with mild winters and warm summers.

• Winter (December to February) 0-7°C
• Spring (March to May) 2-15°C
• Summer (June to August) 9-20°C
• Fall (September to November) 3-17°C