3.6/5

(183 reviews)

Large, 1960s pub on Harrogate's northern outskirts

4.4/5

(1,669 reviews)

Nidd is a potpourri of architectural styles. Rumour has it that Edward VIII met Wallis Simpson at a party here – and we’ve maintained the tradition by giving our guests a party every night with first class live music, comedy and dancing.

3.9/5

(1,095 reviews)

The Cairn Hotel was built during Harrogate’s period as a Spa Town when people came from far and wide to take the waters. Carefully modernised, grand original features still welcome you to this charmin

4.2/5

(754 reviews)

We have just reopened following an exciting, multi-million pound refurbishment – be one of the first to visit our amazing new inns!

4.3/5

(175 reviews)

Bilton Working Men’s Club is affiliated to the Club and Institute Union (CIU or C&IU) which is a voluntary association of private members’ clubs in Great Britain & Northern Ireland, with over 2,000 associate clubs.

4.4/5

(917 reviews)

Certainly the most historic & oldest pub in Harrogate, our establishment has a history going back to the earliest days of the town’s emergence as a leading spa resort.

4.4/5

(916 reviews)

Located in the Montpellier quarter, close to the Pump Room Museum and Valley Gardens, the pub's name refers to the fact that until 1815 an earlier Inn, The Bell existed on the site.

4.2/5

(6,585 reviews)

Harrogate’s former Royal Baths included the Winter Gardens – built so that visitors could relax and stroll in any weather. Its name lives on in this Wetherspoon pub. During the 1920s, people could rel

4.3/5

(710 reviews)

A long thin bar with the counter running almost the length of the back wall, it's at ground level but gives the impression of being a basement. Nice stone flag floor, exposed stonework and painted bri