About this offer
Cheap break to Harrogate (nice place) for solo, couple or family in Jan, choice of two hotels (Harrogate West Park or Harrogate). Decent availability at lead price for Jan 2027 inc Friday night stay (dates listed below) for up to 2 people £24.99 per night (or family room £26.99 per night). Dates and properties listed below, lead price is non refundable although can pay £1-3 more for semi-flex/flexible rate. Car parking not included. More info below. Harrogate West Park looks the better option in my opinion.
Travelodge Harrogate West Park – £24.99 per night Jan 2027 for up to 2 people / family room for 2 adults and up to 2 children £26.99 – inc Friday night
Only a short walk from Central Harrogate, a stones throw from tranquil parks. Our Harrogate West Park hotel offers both with easy access to the Grade 2 listed Valley Gardens and The Stray, or a soothing visit to one of the areas famous spas. For those looking for culture, the Royal Pump Room Museum is half a mile away, while Harrogates boutique shopping, local tea rooms and various country houses offer a taste of indulgent luxury.
Parking is available nearby at the Indoor Multi Storey Car Park Tower Street. Overnight parking from 4pm to 10am – flat fee of £2.60 or Up to 24 hours – £8.10.
4.3/5 Tripadvisor
Dates for lead price
04/01 05/01 06/01 07/01 08/01 14/01 15/01 18/01 19/01 20/01 21/01 22/01 28/01 29/01
Travelodge Harrogate – £24.99 per night Jan 2027 for up to 2 people / family room for 2 adults and up to 2 children £26.99 – inc Friday night
Slap-bang in the centre of picturesque Harrogate, within easy reach of everything the town has to offer. Harrogate is the jewel in the Golden Triangle and our Harrogate hotel is within walking distance of all its riches. These include natural spas, world-class restaurants and boutique shopping.
Chargeable parking is available nearby at the Montepellier Car Park. Overnight (in after 6pm, out by 8am) – £2.90, 24 hours £16
3.9/5 Tripadvisor
Dates for lead price
04/01 05/01 06/01 07/01 08/01 14/01 15/01 18/01 19/01 20/01 21/01 22/01 28/01 29/01
Best Things to do in Harrogate – Timeout
Valley Gardens: An award-winning 17-acre Grade II-listed historic park featuring themed spaces like a Japanese garden.
Brimham Rocks: A National Trust site outside town showcasing dramatic, 320-million-year-old balancing rock structures.
RHS Garden Harlow Carr: A gorgeous 58-acre Royal Horticultural Society garden and woodland sitting right at the foot of the Dales.
The Turkish Baths: Harrogates legendary Victorian bathhouse where you can book steam room sessions and massage packages.
Rudding Park: A luxury hotel and spa set on 300 acres, complete with multiple saunas and a rooftop hydrotherapy infinity pool.
Bettys Café Tea Rooms: A world-famous Yorkshire institution known for its silver-service afternoon tea and Fat Rascal scones.
Baltzersens: A beloved independent cafe serving up local Yorkshire ingredients with a fresh, Scandinavian twist.
Major Toms Social: A relaxed, independent bar and cafe hidden away upstairs that offers stone-baked pizzas, craft beer, and board games.
The Fat Badger: A classic Victorian-style pub with oil paintings and taxidermy, highly rated by locals for its Sunday roasts.
Hales Bar: Established around 1827, this is Harrogates oldest pub and still features its authentic, cosy gas lighting.
Cold Bath Road: A bohemian street packed with independent businesses, boutique gift shops, and vintage clothing outlets.
Space Vintage and Retro: A massive, 1,500-square-foot market floor stocked with mid-century furniture, clothing, and records.
Books for All: The towns premier independent second-hand bookshop, which also curates vintage CDs, vinyl, and films.
Knaresborough: A picturesque riverside town just 3 miles away, famous for its historic castle ruins and towering railway viaduct.
Nidderdale Museum: Located in a former workhouse in nearby Pateley Bridge, this community museum preserves local Dales history.
Mercer Art Gallery: A 200-year-old former spa room that now hosts temporary modern exhibitions and 19th/20th-century fine art.
Blues Café Bar: A buzzing, friendly venue on Montpellier Parade that hosts live jazz, blues, and acoustic acts seven nights a week.
