Huddersfield (/ˈhʌdərzˌfiːld/ ( listen), locally /ˈhʊdəzˌfiːld/) is a large market town in West Yorkshire, England. It is the 11th largest town in the United Kingdom, with a population of 162,949 at the 2011 census. It lies halfway between Leeds and Manchester.
Restaurants in Huddersfield
5 based on 129 reviews
We are a unique experience, offering life changing therapies and treatments and although not a traditional Spa, we are a home from home with relaxing Spa facilities. We open our facilities on a daily basis to singles, couples and groups offering a very personal, exclusive and an alternative service. Those who wish to visit us here at The Centre would definitely be looking for a different kind of relaxing experience, with peace and tranquility in a beautiful setting and a fabulous range of treatments. There are also plenty of regular workshops and classes all set to help you get back on track to your ultimate vibrant self! Please Note: As we value our guests privacy you can only visit the centre by Appointment.
Our utterly amazing magical unforgettable wedding began on Friday 16th June when I was joined at the Coach House by 4 of my friends (3 from the Netherlands) for a twilight sparty full of love and laughter and a relaxing evening with strawberries and prosecco and an overnight stay in the Nook for one of my friends and me. Even then Suzanne and Chris catered for even the minutest of details. The Nook is decorated beautifully and is so romantic; all our needs were catered for. The next morning we had a breakfast hamper (delicious) sat beside the river and the sun shining. The wedding ceremony in the orangery was every dream come true - everything was thought about in the layout of room, the chairs for the guests, the lanterns and the beautiful archway where our wedding took place. My wedding flowers were gorgeous. Lynne (the celebrant) officiated the wedding just the way we wanted. After the ceremony we were greeted by canapes and Proseco by (these were yummy too!) Then it was time for our luxury buffet - every need was catered for; we have never seen such a detailed buffet. Our wedding pork pie was top and decorated with edible flowers. The tables were decorated thoughtfully. Everyone commented on the hard work and professionalism of Chris, Suzanne, their family and friends and the excellent quality of the food. The bar service was excellent :). Then it was dance time! The wedding eve, the wedding day, and our hamper breakfast the day after was way way way beyond our dreams and expectations. It was informal and full of love and laughter and this was commented on by everyone who came from England, Wales and the Netherlands. A huge thank you to all at the Coach House you made our wedding such an utterly amazing magical unforgettable wedding - way way way beyond our expectations and dreams - a day that was unforgettable not only for us but for all our guests.
Gill & Shaun
4.5 based on 148 reviews
First visit for some years and it's much better for some TLC and restoration. Clean, well maintained and improved by committed volunteers.
Main thing you notice is it's not your average park. Not much grass and flowerbeds. Lots of trees, crags and grottos. And it's a weird shape; very wide and falling steeply down a hillside. That said most the main paths Promenade horizontally along a contour, so you can avoid climbs and steps if you like.
A few pointers:
- 2 small Playgrounds by each other, one for infants with a slide and swings; one with a basket swing and climb frame. Quite small scale
- great views from the top across to Castle Hill
- the main paths are wide and level Tarmac and fine for skateboards, prams, bikes, etc. Lower paths are more bumpy and skiddy
- cafe is run by volunteers and feels like an OAP social club in quite a sweet way. Expect good value (coffee/tea £1, sandwiches £2) not a crafted flat white. Terrace at the back with views
- loos have been closed but there's one in the cafe
- points of interest include bandstand and cascade water feature
- great for dens and hide and seek with kids...but watch where younger ones climb
- easy car parking on street at the top
- there's a Run England 123 course
- not a lot of other things to do (no tennis, golf, sports pitches, etc.)
- interpretation boards and Victorian local history abound
4.5 based on 120 reviews
This old cinema has been renovated, but has not lost any of its character. The seats are extremely comfortable too. There is a small display of old projectors, and photographs through the years. The ticket kiosk sells popcorn at very reasonable prices, also hot and cold drinks, chocolate bars etc. The staff are very helpful.
5 based on 167 reviews
A special place, a spa like no other. I visited for the second time with 2 friends and It was absolutely amazing, outdoor hot tub sipping prosecco whilst watching the sheep is the total relaxation, Beautiful surroundings, top notch treatments and delicous food. My friends loved it as much as me, all smitten.
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Been going here every year for the last 5 years. The place is so tranquil and you can really leave your troubles on the doorstep once you step through the door. Left feeling totally revitalised with a range of treatments available. The food is also to die for.....
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Woodland's is a children's indoor play centre aimed at under 6's. In addition to the play gym (housing the slide, ball pool and doughnut swing), we offer a wide range of equipment and toys. Babies are also catered for in our soft play corner. We have various classes on during the week, no need to book. Monday: Rhythm Time- 10am, Tuesday: 9:45am Bongo Beats, Thursday: Little superstars sports club- 9:30-10:20 & 10:20-11:10am, Friday: Baby Ballet classes-9:30,10:15, 10:50 & 11:20am. Bilinguasing- 1:15pm French & Spanish sensory & movement class. MFDC Diamond Dancers 4-5pm. We serve a variety of hot drinks and quality food all freshly prepared by ourselves. Private parties are available on Saturdays.
A very busy play centre but plenty of space for a toddler to play. Lots of play equipment and toys to keep toddlers entertained. Food looked good from the cafe but we just had drinks.
Very friendly staff. Only negative is the car park was very muddy.
4.5 based on 475 reviews
Travel behind Hawk, Owl, Fox, Badger, Jay or Katie, our friendly little engines here at the home of Yorkshire’s Great Little Steam Trains. Climb aboard for a scenic journey along our 15” narrow-gauge railway, through the beautiful South Pennine foothills to our Shelley terminus where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visit the Shelley station Tea Room for refreshments or enjoy our large picnic area whilst the kids play in the outdoor play area. At Clayton West, the outdoor play area is ideal for children to ‘let off some steam’ whilst the adults browse our extensive shop. The Café serves hot and cold food and drink whenever the Railway is open. Special events held include: A Day Out with Thomas, Easter Eggspress, Steam & Diesel Gala, Halloween Ghost Trains and the Santa Specials. We cater for groups, school visits, childrens birthdays, private functions and we also offer Driver Experience courses. Open throughout the year - see our website for details.
This was my first trip to Kirklees Light Railway to experience the Santa Express - and it won’t be my last! What a wonderful experience. From the moment you board the train, it is a truly festive occasion. Christmas songs on the journey, a tunnel lit with Christmas decorations and then to arrive at the North Pole to be welcomed by elves. All the staff are so welcoming. Santa is lovely and the gifts are really good quality (they even come in a sweet felt bag). There are lots of refreshments available in the heated marquee and colouring activities to keep the children entertained. We sampled the BBQ food which was reasonably priced and good quality. All in all - 2 hours worth of entertainment for a great price. This is one of the best Christmas experiences for children and we will definitely be coming again next year. Thank you!
4.5 based on 358 reviews
A unique spot in the heart of the Pennine countryside, Standedge Tunnel is the longest canal tunnel in Britain and makes a perfect family day out. As one of the Seven Wonders of the Waterways visitors can explore deep into the tunnel on one of the family friendly guided boat trips, stop for a bite to eat in the cafe and let the kids jump, climb and explore around our playground and wildlife garden.
Nice clean facilities & cafe area at Standedge. Museum was interesting. Parking's OK and the ride into the tunnel was interesting. Lots of walks nearby.
5 based on 73 reviews
New Hall Therapies is a small independent spa. Every moment of your time here is about you. Working on an individual basis, we don’t have a team of therapists, there is no noisy salon environment, phones ringing or chatter. I don't cram lots of appointments into the diary. You don’t have to worry about parking, there is ample, free space. It's just peace and quiet…and time, just for you. We offer treatments to help you feel good from the inside out and to encourage your body’s own self-healing responses. Influenced by Eastern philosophies, but adding in our own style, we are about holistic relaxation. From a rustically styled and calming summerhouse therapy room within the garden of our home, New Hall Therapies is continually growing and evolving. We are now are delighted to have an outdoor hydrotherapy pool and are able to offer small group "mini-retreat” packages - a chance to reconnect and enjoy with someone you want to spend more time with.
I have just come back from a wonderful hour and a half treatment, my first with Joy. I chose the bespoke treatment opting for the hot stones massage, Indian head massage and facial and all three treatments were amazing. I relaxed more and more with each treatment and think I may even have drifted off for a bit. Joy was very welcoming and her new treatment room provided the perfect environment for relaxation. My first visit but it won't be my last.
4.5 based on 798 reviews
If you enjoy activities, nature or just plain people watching there is something for every one. We love watching the ducks /birds as they certainly lift the spirites. Signs of spring are everywhere if you just take time to look. The group of gardeners are brilliant. They not only care for the park but will tell you how to look after the plants and they certainly have given me a lot of help to use in my garden. Many groups with a wide variety of interests meet up in the park so there is plenty to observe and be inspired by.
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