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Briar Court Hotel

Briar Court Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 112 reviews
Elland Upper Edge
£63
The Cambridge Hotel

The Cambridge Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 272 reviews
Southgate
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Cedar Court Huddersfield/Halifax

Cedar Court Huddersfield/Halifax

3.6 of 5 • 289 reviews
Elland Upper Edge
£37
Best Western Pennine Manor Hotel

Best Western Pennine Manor Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 39 reviews
Sowood Green
£44
Edgerton Mansions

Edgerton Mansions

Southgate
£60
Huddersfield Central Lodge

Huddersfield Central Lodge

4.4 of 5 • 56 reviews
Southgate
£73
The Three Acres Inn & Restaurant

The Three Acres Inn & Restaurant

4.3 of 5 • 69 reviews
Linfit
£67
The Croppers Arms

The Croppers Arms

4 of 5 • 60 reviews
Southgate
£50
The Woodman Inn

The Woodman Inn

4.6 of 5 • 37 reviews
Linfit
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The Carriage House

The Carriage House

4.7 of 5 • 39 reviews
Holmfirth
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From the moorlands of the far north at Ilkley to the deep gorges to the east of Leeds, there's no shortage of richly varied landscapes here. The great towns and cities like Huddersfield have an often beautifully preserved industrial heritage as well as plenty of more modern attractions. There are also plenty of excellent accommodation options, in the form of hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs, where you'll find a warm welcome and decent rates.

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Huddersfield has a particularly rich and noble heritage, with attractions which include everything from an ancient fort dating from the Iron Age to award-winning architecture from the Victorian era. The Huddersfield area is associated with the Bronte sisters, and you can soak up the literary atmosphere in the Red House, a beautifully restored period dwelling with exhibitions about the sisters and attractive gardens in the fashionable 18th century style. Oakwell Hall and Dewsbury Manor both have Bronte connections and both are open to the public. There are several heritage trails in and around Huddersfield which reveal much more about the city's colourful past when you stay at a local Huddersfield hotel.

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The Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, held every November since 1978, is definitely something to look out for when you're in this area and staying at a West Yorkshire hotel or guesthouse. This is a university town which really comes alive then, and a range of different musical performances are staged at multiple venues including mills, museums and galleries. Or drop in to the Lawrence Batley Theatre any evening for a play or opera when you're based at a Huddersfield guesthouse or hotel in the neighbourhood.

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West Yorkshire was at one time the textile manufacturing heartland of the Industrial Revolution and the world centre of worsted production. Towns and cities like Halifax inspired Blake's vision of Hell with their 'dark satanic mills' and feverish activity. Today however things have settled down, and the county is a major tourist destination for visitors looking for outdoor fun and urban culture.

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