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

4.4/5

(571 reviews)

The Traveller’s Rest dates from the middle of the 17th Century and offers fantastic views over Crimple Valley. This quaint, rural pub is one of two pubs on the famous 'Ringway Walk' around Harrogate

Family friendly pub with beer garden. Traditional home cooked food served Monday to Friday 12 mid-day to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm, Saturday 12 mid-day to 9pm and Sunday 12 mid-day to 6pm.

4.0/5

(1,173 reviews)

The Old Swan is one of the most famous hotels in Harrogate, with a history going back nearly 200 years.

3.6/5

(183 reviews)

Large, 1960s pub on Harrogate's northern outskirts

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.

4.6/5

(465 reviews)

Welcome to the Nelson Inn The Inn was built around 1776 and remained as a private house until early in the 19th century. For much of its early years the pub used to be more or less a farm with a sack

4.4/5

(1,409 reviews)

Plompton was originally owned by Eldred de Plumpton, who passed ownership of the hamlet down over seven centuries through generations of his family. Owned by private hands for so long, The Kestrel was