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Best Western Cedar Court Harrogate
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 : 2.76 / 5
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Overlooking the famous Stray 200 acres of parkland in the centre of Harrogate, the Cedar Court has a desirable location, just 5 minutes walk from the shopping area’s... more
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Holiday Inn Harrogate
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: 2.96 / 5
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Holiday Inn is a nice hotel in North Yorkshire, ideally situated in the very heart of the town, just 8 miles from the... more
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The Grafton Hotel
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: 4.15 / 5
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Situated in a quiet street, only a few minutes from Harrogate’s Shops and Conference Centre, The Grafton Hotel offers splendid en suite rooms in a stylish Victorian... more
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Paramount Majestic Hotel
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: 2.54 / 5
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Paramount Majestic Hotel is located in an impressive Victorian building, over 12 acres of grounds next to the HIC, in the heart of Harrogate. Being one of Harrogate’s most reputed hotels, it is well known for its modern facilities and... more
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Rudding Park
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: 4.77 / 5
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Rudding Park Hotel & Golf is a spectacular 4-star accommodation property in the peaceful suburbs of Harrogate. It enjoys a pleasant natural setting with a crystal clear lake seconds away. This hotel is the ideal choice for a refreshing,... more
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About Harrogate
The first settlement was the historic town of Knaresborough. The main point of interested, which attracted the inhabitants in the past, and thousands of tourists today are the mineral springs for water, rich in iron and sulphur. The villages High Harrogate and Low Harrogate were two separate administrative units, but because of the increased flow of people because of the spas, they were united into a city.