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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England including Townhouse No 12, The Woodman Inn, Three Acres Inn & Restaurant, Townhouse No 12, The Croppers Arms Residential Inn, Innkeeper's Lodge Huddersfield, The Woodman Inn, Woodsome Halll Golf Club Dormy House, Ashfield Hotel.
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1. Townhouse No 12
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Townhouse No 12 is a fab refurbished townhouse providing elegant shared accommodation close to the town centre.
Comfortable stay
Reviewed By xcxznIf you’re looking for a quick and easy stay in Huddersfield this is an excellent and affordable location. Joan was extremely helpful and effective with communication. Room was to a great hygiene standard.
2. The Woodman Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 600 reviews
The newly refurbished Woodman Inn has been transformed throughout to offer guests a relaxed experience in luxury surroundings.The Woodman Inn offers a warm cozy pub downstairs and a more refined dining experience in our first floor restaurant which can also be hired out privately for weddings/functions etc...We now have 10 double bedrooms & 3 cottages all with luxurious en-suite facilities and toiletries provided by Temple Spa, digital televisions and complimentary WiFi available throughout.
Just a fabulous lunch...
Reviewed By SteveB7701Its been a couple of months since our last Woodman visit, and that's definitely at least a couple of months too long!! Its a stunning venue, beautiful gardens and a really lovely pub, restaurant, inside... We only do lunchtime as we can't keep our eyes open beyond 3pm these days, so really pleased to see the restaurant offering a full menu every lunchtime now. After a drink in the garden, we nibbled on some delicious chicken wings whilst deciding on lunch... Service was good, a great wine list, and a menu with so many great options. Black Pudding Scotch Egg was gorgeous, as was the lentil daal.. followed by beautifully cooked lamb and a wonderful pork chop! The food was faultless.... We realised that we had missed our Woodman visits and left knowing we were going to book again next week!!? No better recommendation needed. Excellent job, well done everybody. See you soon. ??
3. Three Acres Inn & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
A warm welcome to The Three Acres Inn and Restaurant, set in beautiful Pennine countryside with a 40 year reputation for excellent food & first class service and voted Dining Pub of the Year 2015 by Yorkshire Life. Browse this season's menu below, or book accommodation with us here and we look forward to offering you a warm hospitable welcome when you visit us. At the very heart of The Three Acres lies a deep passion for food. We take pride in the calibre of our chefs with their creative flair and keen eye for detail under the lead of Head Chef Tom Davies. Our inspiration comes from food itself and the market fresh produce available for the season, allowing kitchen to craft dishes with a distinct and unique Three Acres style. Dine with us and experience our passion. The Three Acres has been owned by Neil Truelove and Brian Orme for over 40 years. 40 years plus of love of good food, of experience, of professional service and most importantly, of offering a warm hospitable welcome to all our diners and residents. With the next generation, Tom Truelove, Neil's son now involved in the business as a partner, we look forward to many years of continued high standards at The Three Acres.
Superb restaurant, tired rooms
Reviewed By davidgP8601ERThis is a review of the hotel NOT the restaurant. I gave 5 stars on the restaurant review. We stayed for the night after a fantastic meal, living fairyl local but decided to stay rather than mess around with taxis. The restaurant is superb, food and service is first class, the full English breakfast was lovely but unfortunately the rooms are a bit tired, shabby and a little rough around the edges for a hotel of this standard and price. It didn't spoil the stay but could do with a little more attention to detail on the rooms/accomodation.
4. Townhouse No 12
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Townhouse No 12 is a fab refurbished townhouse providing elegant shared accommodation close to the town centre.
Comfortable stay
Reviewed By xcxznIf you’re looking for a quick and easy stay in Huddersfield this is an excellent and affordable location. Joan was extremely helpful and effective with communication. Room was to a great hygiene standard.
5. The Croppers Arms Residential Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Welcome to The Croppers Arms, a local Yorkshire pub in the heart of Marsh, Huddersfield. The Croppers Arms has a long history dating back to the 1840’s and all this time later we are still serving the local community and those who join us from further afield. We pride ourselves on great home cooked food; a lovely pint and a cosy home from home feel. If you find yourself in need of a plate full of delicious homemade pie, fish and chips or juicy steak, washed down with a pint of real ale or full bodied Shiraz, we will be happy to look after you. We have five recently refurbished cosy and comfortable en suite rooms available, so if you’re looking for accommodation in Huddersfield that is well located for motorway access to Leeds or Manchester and is a welcoming home from home we will be happy to help.
Lovely
Reviewed By josephloc91After arriving here I was pleasantly greeted by staff and shown to my room for the evening. The room was nice, fresh and a large shower which was very hot water :). Food here was divine would just come back for the dirty fries. The breakfast was very nice bacon cooked well and eggs where so fluffy :p The bed was comfortable and slept a dream. Would recommend and have recommended a friend to stay here as really good and value for money
6. Innkeeper's Lodge Huddersfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Located on the edge of the Burton Dean Valley, The Foxglove offers the best value accommodation and delicious pub food, in wonderful surroundings. The perfect place to rest your head after a weekend of exploring the local area or a mid-week business meeting, this bed and breakfast hotel in Kirkburton will allow you to enjoy a comfortable night's sleep as well as a varied menu, cask ales and carefully selected wines, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Surrounded by glorious Yorkshire scenery and a host of delightful towns and villages, The Foxglove is sure to meet your needs and exceed your expectations.
Bad nights sleep :-(
Reviewed By Mrs-BarnsleyThe Foxglove pub which the lodge is at the side of is really nice and I enjoyed my breakfast (menu not buffet style). Unfortunately I got a really bad nights sleep for a few reasons - there was a bad drainage smell coming from the bathroom, the walls are thin and I could hear the person in the room next door snoring loudly, there was a strange dripping/tapping noise, following by whirring noise constantly throughout the night, I found the mattress a bit hard and my hips got sore.
7. The Woodman Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 600 reviews
The newly refurbished Woodman Inn has been transformed throughout to offer guests a relaxed experience in luxury surroundings.The Woodman Inn offers a warm cozy pub downstairs and a more refined dining experience in our first floor restaurant which can also be hired out privately for weddings/functions etc...We now have 10 double bedrooms & 3 cottages all with luxurious en-suite facilities and toiletries provided by Temple Spa, digital televisions and complimentary WiFi available throughout.
Just a fabulous lunch...
Reviewed By SteveB7701Its been a couple of months since our last Woodman visit, and that's definitely at least a couple of months too long!! Its a stunning venue, beautiful gardens and a really lovely pub, restaurant, inside... We only do lunchtime as we can't keep our eyes open beyond 3pm these days, so really pleased to see the restaurant offering a full menu every lunchtime now. After a drink in the garden, we nibbled on some delicious chicken wings whilst deciding on lunch... Service was good, a great wine list, and a menu with so many great options. Black Pudding Scotch Egg was gorgeous, as was the lentil daal.. followed by beautifully cooked lamb and a wonderful pork chop! The food was faultless.... We realised that we had missed our Woodman visits and left knowing we were going to book again next week!!? No better recommendation needed. Excellent job, well done everybody. See you soon. ??
8. Woodsome Halll Golf Club Dormy House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Just Great!!
Reviewed By Hilar009This is Just a lovely place to stay and the people so welcoming and friendly too. Adam in the Pro shop so helpful as are all the staff.Golf Course is great with some lovely views and interesting holes. Definitely going to have a return visit soon.The buildings are so beautiful and the Dormy House is delightful.
9. Ashfield Hotel
Overall Ratings
2 based on 135 reviews
Ashfield Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Huddersfield, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Ashfield Hotel provide a flat screen TV and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Huddersfield Railway Station (0.5 mi) and Heritage Quay (0.9 mi), guests of Ashfield Hotel can easily experience some of Huddersfield's most well known attractions. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Da Sandro, Trinacria Ristorante-pizzeria, and San Vito, which are some Italian restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Huddersfield, check out an art gallery, such as Huddersfield Art Gallery. Enjoy your stay in Huddersfield!
Could be a nice hotel. Needs investment, TLC, and better customer service.
Reviewed By James AHotel badgers you with transactional emails. Many just repeat the same stuff. Over 15 emails in the space of a couple of days. Only 2 or 3 were actually needed. Had phone calls from the hotel as well, asking for ID (in addition to the emails). The hotel badgers you for a £50 security deposit. Can’t understand why a hotel in such a poor state of disrepair and with such poor fixtures and fittings can justify a security deposit. We parked in the rear, and walked in through “the garden”. It’s a mulched lawn, an untidy path, and has old chairs, fridges, rubbish bags, and junk in the back. We rang the hotel on arrival. I struggled to understand anything the hotelier was saying, and so it took several attempts to open the rear door. The reception are smelled bad, was really tatty and run down, and roasting hot. TEverything is run down, tatty, damaged, dirty, and desperately in need of cleaning and renovation. Our room also smelled really bad. Had to open to window to air it. There was a budget office chair in the corner in front of the flat pack wardrobe. Bathroom - no mirror in the bathroom, no lock on the door, the door was hard to shut, and the shower leaked. The towels provided weren’t big enough for showering and felt cheap and tatty. Slept ok once we got used to the heat and smell - but got woken up a couple of times by doors slamming.
