Nidd Hall

North Yorkshire’s grandest 18th-century property is rumoured to be the location of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson’s first encounter.

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At a glance

A traditional property offering vast parkland views over Yorkshire's rolling countryside.

Beautiful location set on 45 acres of woodland
Awe-inspiring architectural styles with tradition maintained throughout
Award-winning gardens for horticultural enthusiasts

Facilities

Fresh air fitness equipment
Fishing lake
Tennis courts
Indoor heated swimming pool
Sauna
Steam room
Fitness centre
Spa treatment rooms
Cinema room
Games room
Water garden
Fairy doors!

View treatments here

Room types

Standard room
Signature room
Historic room

Map and room locations at Nidd Hall

Nidd Hall is an 18th-century Elizabethan manor house boasting heaps of architectural styles, set in 45 acres of award-winning gardens, and surrounded by beautiful Yorkshire countryside. Choose from an array of room types including luxurious historic rooms with ornate fireplaces or stylish standard rooms that provide a more contemporary feel. Our commitment to your comfort ensures every room is imbued with a cosy ambience, guaranteeing a restful night’s sleep. Complimentary amenities include Wi-Fi, plush towels, a television, hairdryer, comfortable seating and reading lights, and tea and coffee facilities.

* Please call site if you need to book a fully accessible room

Main House

4 Historic suites, 20 Historic rooms, 11 Standard rooms and 5 singles found in the Grade II listed mansion with original period features
Located near the hotel reception, lounges and the Brasserie32 restaurant
South-facing accommodation overlooks the outdoor terrace
Allocated parking (selected rooms only)

East Wing or Nidderdale

46 Standard and 95 Signature rooms in an extension of the main house finished off in a contemporary design
Close to the main restaurant and show lounge
Views of the vast countryside towards the lake or the grassed courtyard
Wheelchair-accessible for some rooms located on the second floor

The Cottage

4 Standard rooms found in a detached building a short walk outside from the hotel reception.
Rooms are reached via external stone steps (fifteen steps)
All rooms have allocated parking spaces outside the Cottage

East Wing Courtyard

9 standard rooms located at the back of the hotel outside of the main building. Access to the ground floor is a short walk outside. 3 Signature Rooms and 2 Signature Suites also located here.
Small patios opening onto the rear car park
Allocated parking in rooms 184 -191 & 194 – 199 only

The Courtyard

23 standard rooms with one single available found in the former barns wrapped around a courtyard.
A number of rooms have direct access into the Restaurant, whilst others are a short walk through the courtyard into the building.
Not advisable for those with mobility issues
Own car park, but not allocated by room number

Menus at Nidd Hall

Market Kitchen

Modern flavours with much-loved British classics

Breakfast, cooked and continental, is as large as it gets and designed for lingering. At dinner, the focus is on familiar pairings with appreciation for the perfect meal, plus specials from Italy to India. The roast of the day is highly recommended.

Please note: Breakfast and dinner are included with every break. Items on the drinks menu and selected drinks listed on the breakfast and dinner menus are at an additional cost.

Brasserie32

At The Runnymede on Thames, Heythrop Park, Holme Lacy House, Nidd Hall, Studley Castle and Thoresby Hall

Named after the year Warner began its story on Hayling Island, our historic manors in Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire, North Yorkshire and Oxfordshire are the first to debut elegant brasseries. The menu champions British heritage recipes and traditional ingredients from the 1900s, but now artfully reimagined. Evening dining at any of the restaurants is included with all our breaks with no supplement.

The Coffee Nest

At The Coffee Nest, our mission is to provide you with a space that feels like an extension of your own cosy nest. A space where you can enjoy exceptional coffee and scrumptious treats which are all freshly baked and prepared by our chefs each morning.

Whether you’re looking for a quick pick me up before heading out on your next adventure, or you’d like to stay a while and really make yourself at home, we’ve got you covered, because everything is available for both eat-in and takeaway.

Main menu

Activities

Aqua aerobics
Archery
Beauty treatments*
Movies
Cocktail tasting*
Cookery demos
Croquet
Curling
Darts
Falconry experience*
Game shows – selected breaks
Gin tasting*
Grounds tour
History talk
Laser pistol
Let’s dance!
Mii Makeup workshop*
Pitch and putt
Quizzes
Shuffleboard – selected breaks
Snooker
Spa treatments*
Table tennis
Tabletop boules
Tea tasting
Tennis
Virtual wellness sessions

*Additional supplement applies.

What’s nearby

Harrogate
York
Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal
Bolton Abbey
Knaresborough
Harlow Carr Gardens
Brimham Rocks
Himalayan Gardens & Sculpture Park
Mother Shipton’s Cave
Newby Hall & Gardens

View all in the area

Excursions at Nidd Hall

Let us do the planning for you! Once you've booked your break, check out My Warner Stay to see which excursions are available to book*.

At Nidd Hall, choose from the following excursions:

Return transport to York: Explore the charming medieval walled city of York, home to York Minster, which is often referred to as one of the most magnificent 13th-century cathedrals in the world. Take a stroll through the quaint cobbled streets and browse the shops or simply take a walk around and admire the architecture and dramatic stone walls that surround the city.
Return transport to The Emmerdale Village Tour: Discover the iconic Emmerdale Village, an absolute must-see for all Emmerdale fans! Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll take a walk through the village and see the famous exterior sets such as The Woolpack, Café Mainstreet and David's Shop. During your tour, there will be plenty of opportunities to take photos and purchase a souvenir as a memory of your visit. Operates on selected dates and months only. The last day of operation is 01 September 2024.

*Additional supplement applies. Subject to availability.

How to find us

Harrogate
North Yorkshire
HG3 3BN
(For Sat Nav users use the postcode HG3 3BH)

0330 1359 576

Directions by car

From the A1 (M)

Leave the A1M at Junction 47 signposted to Harrogate, Knaresborough and York
Take the A59 to Knaresborough and follow the signs into Knaresborough
Go straight through the Town Centre and at the Bond End traffic lights turn left, then immediately right onto the B6165 signposted Ripley and Pateley Bridge
Nidd Hall is on the right hand side approximately 4 miles along this road outside Knaresborough