Holiday rentals and lettings in Harrogate

To get to know the town you can stay in a central location within a stone’s throw of the main attractions. Mid terrace Victorian rentals are also available near the Conference centre and not far from the town centre. For a bit more of privacy look for a rustic property and if you are looking for a more luxurious space, a townhouse is your best bet. Shops, delicatessen, cafes, supermarkets and restaurants are easily reached within a few minutes from the rental lettings. Whatever your budget, needs or preferences are, Harrogate is the place to find your perfect rental.

Fantastic locations for all the properties in Harrogate offering large accommodation, king size beds, fireplaces, all the appliances, laundry areas, small and big gardens and all the amenities to make your stay more comfortable. Stone houses decorated with taste, modern luxury and a great attention to detail design are some of the options available in Harrogate to host up to 6 people in some of them. Groups, couples and families are welcome to stay!

An abundance of cafés and tea rooms to enjoy lovely baked cakes or pastries and the quintessentially English experience of afternoon tea. Many restaurants care about the origin of the ingredients and they like to tell and share this information with the customer. It’s the story of telling “field to plate”.

Spectacular views and constantly changing views, rolling hills to steep fells and moorland. Explore the great outdoors, breathing in the Yorkshire air, either cycling or walking its paths - from easy to challenging ones- that will always offer magnificent views as a final reward. Get embraced by the all year round beauty of gardens that always amaze its visitors. Furthermore, why not going a bit deeper into its history? An experienced guide will take you for a walk, where you can choose to know further into the gastronomy of the region, the curious natural features or the stories behind the walls of its historical buildings.

In the 16th century Harrogate became the town known as “The English Spa” because of the iron, sulphur and common salt contained in its spa waters. After that, for the next two centuries this place was a popular health treatment for those wealthy but sick visitors and this fact increased the town wealth too. Pack your swimming costume, breath in and relax...

Guided tours, spa experiences and family activities with children’s play areas or adventure playgrounds such as Valley Gardens History and heritage of Harrogate will make the backdrop to your holiday. Prominent buildings, cathedrals and abbeys, heroes and villains stories soaked around the castles across the area. Also a bit of fictional history lays on these grounds because Jim Carter, the actor who is best known for playing the role of Mr Carson in Downton Abbey, hails from Harrogate.

If you want to make sure you do not miss out take a walking tour of an historic town with an official blue badge accredited guide. Relax, enjoy and learn about the history of the main spots around the area, learn about the food in Harrogate or enjoy a luxury tour of the Yorkshire Dales. Motorbike and 4x4 tours are also an option for those who wish a bit more of an adventure, Don’t worry, the drivers know the area like the back of his hand!

Contemporary treatments in original Victorian surroundings is the flagship spa experience. Years ago, some treatments such as Harrogate Hot water and Galvanism were based in water and electricity. A few facilities with hydrotherapy treatments mud baths and steam rooms which you can still enjoy today in a more contemporary surrounding. Heating, cooling and cleansing yourself is the basic ritual to follow. Close your eyes, lay down and relax.

An iconic 19th century building that was built to welcome Victorian visitors has now become a museum to the spa history together with Mercer Gallery that offers fabulous insights into the town’s history. Marvel at the Egyptian treasures and discover how science is helping to find out more about them.

This is an iconic three-day event and one of the biggest agricultural events in the English calendar. While the show holds agriculture as the main theme, there’s also entertainment, live music, the Kuoni catwalk fashion show, shopping and cookery demos. And if you go with kids, there is a Discovery Zone with “hands-on” interactive learning activities for everybody! Experiences that will tell you more about food, farming and the countryside.