The George Hotel Huddersfield

General Information

A Grade II listed George Hotel Huddersfield in the very center of the city. It is the third hotel on the site; the 1st was constructed in 1687, the 2nd in 1787 and this one opened in 1851. So for 250 years the George features been where the nice and the considerable in Huddersfield have set out to enjoy themselves. In 1895 the Rugby League was formed at a meeting in the inn and it is well worth whilst having a look at the Rugby League Museum commemorating its heritage. You are never cramped in a Victorian hotel; there is space and craftsmanship, elegance and a comforting solidity. Everything which epitomizes the George Hotel. Certainly, it features been modernized - but discreetly. The original design remains the dominant memory you will have of your visit.

Dining Information

The St George's Restaurant is undoubtedly one of Huddersfield's most respected settings with a classical elegance and majestic ambience. Our restaurant brags one of a most beautiful dining suites in the region and leaves long-lasting impression on all who have dinner here. Whether your apartment is precisely too homely to leave, specimen something from our 24 hour Room Service Menu. There's something for each appetite and each hour. Stevo's Bar open everyday from 9am is the perfect place to unbend and enjoy anything from a sandwich, hot lunch to a full meal encircled by memorabilia from the game - Rugby League that is!

Location Information

From the M62, leave at J24, follow signs for Huddersfield on the A629. At Ainley Top roundabout turn right. Go on to mini-roundabout, turn left and then take the following left direct after. Go down the steep hill and turn directly at the T-junction. Go on to the traffic lights. You should now be going down a steep hill. Turn directly at the T-junction. When you reach the traffic lights, the George Hotel is on your very close to the train station.