A luxury Halifax hotel has been added to the Classic British Hotels collection

A luxury Halifax hotel has been added to the Classic British Hotels collection.

Holdsworth House Hotel & Restaurant, a 17th-century Jacobean manor on Holdsworth Road, is set within three acres of secluded walled gardens and is Grade II listed.

Classic British Hotels is a commercial partner for leading independent hotels and represents a curated collection of over 100 hotels, resorts, and small independent groups across the UK & Ireland.

The venue retains authentic period features, including stone mullioned windows and oak-panelled halls, and has hosted a number of big names over the years, including The Beatles in 1964, the Wuthering Heights team, and was a key location for TV hits including Riot Women, Happy Valley, Gentleman Jack, and Last Tango in Halifax.

Holdsworth House in Halifax has been added to the Classic British Hotels collection.placeholder image
Holdsworth House in Halifax has been added to the Classic British Hotels collection.

Phillip Allsopp, Managing Director of Classic British Hotels, said: "Holdsworth House is more than just a hotel; it is a living piece of Yorkshire history.

"The fact that it continues to be the first choice for world class directors and actors is a testament to its unique character.

“It offers a level of privacy, heritage, and quiet luxury that is increasingly rare, making it a powerhouse asset within our curated collection."

Chris Meehan, General Manager of Holdsworth House, said: "We take great pride in being a home-away-from-home for the creative community.

"Whether it’s a director seeking the quiet of our parterre gardens or a lead actor looking for a discreet retreat after a filming on the moors, our team is expert at providing that seamless, high-end service.

“Our connection to Wuthering Heights feels particularly special, given our close proximity to Brontë Country."

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