Harrogate 5 Days, 4 Nights

Harrogate 5D Explorer

25th October 2027

5 Days, 4 Nights Dinner Bed & Breakfast

Staying at the Crown Hotel, Harrogate

Includes

Return Coach Travel

4 Nights DBB

Selected Coach Excursions

Price from per person

£569 Single Occupancy Room

£469 Sharing a Double or Twin Room (2+)

£60pp Deposit full payment at least 45 days prior, T&C Apply.

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Excursions

1. Included - One Day in Historic York

2. Included - One Day in Ripon

Hotel

The Crown Hotel has stylish bedrooms with luxurious, Egyptian cotton sheets. The Harrogate International Centre and the world-famous Betty's Tea Rooms are just a 5-minute walk away. With 24-hour room service, the bedrooms are individually-styled and feature baths and showers. The rooms also feature a flat-screen TV, a music system for guests to enjoy, and an internet connection. Breakfasts are served in the Churchill Suite, with its oak-paneled walls, stained glass windows and ornate ceilings. Guests can also dine at The Place, a sophisticated bistro with a European menu. The Place Bar is open daily for morning coffee and light lunches, and Henry’s Bar has a late night drinking lounge. The Harrogate has a charming historic quarter center, with boutique shops, tearooms and quaint restaurants. Harrogate Train Station is a 10-minute walk away.

Harrogate

You’ll struggle to find time for all the things to do in Harrogate, so it's worth taking some time to find the attractions and activities that are too good for you to miss.

The iconic 19th century Pump Room, originally built to welcome Victorian visitors, is now home to a fascinating museum of the town’s fashionable spa history. The nearby Mercer Art Gallery has an important collection of artwork spanning the centuries right up to present-day, offering fascinating insights into the town’s history

York

is a cathedral city in North Yorkshire, England, with Roman origins, sited at the confluence of the rivers Ouse and Foss. It has many historic buildings and other structures, such as a minster, castle and city walls, all of which are Grade I listed. It is the largest settlement and the administrative centre of the wider City of York district.

Ripon

Ripon is a cathedral city steeped in history and home to magnificent historical buildings and long-observed traditions. You will find a trio of award-winning museums and a gothic cathedral that dates to the 7th/century waiting to be explore by history enthusiasts.

With a thriving marketplace and a magnificent cathedral, this busy little city will earn a place in any visitor’s heart. Reaching out from the market square are small streets and snickets that are home to the eclectic and specialist shops for which the city is so loved. Amongst these are cafés and pubs, offering refreshment and home cooked food throughout the day.

The growth of the city through trade and manufacturing led to the building of a canal to link it to the navigable parts of the River Ure. Today this makes Ripon a delightful city to explore, with riverside and canal side walks that reach into the countryside and buildings that span the last thousand years.