Nidd Hall Hotel & Spa

Unless you’ve got a will of iron, sticking to your exercise goals while you’re on a spa day can be a tough sell. But the fitness-fostering facilities at Nidd Hall will make being active feel like a breeze.

The fully-equipped gym will see you sculpting and toning like never before. Sweat it out on the resistance and cardiovascular machines, or lift free weights and do your own routine. Just remember that, however hard you work out, the swimming pool, sauna and steam room will be ready and waiting to boost your recovery.

Sporty types will love the leisure facilities on offer - why not challenge each other to some friendly competition on the putting green or tennis courts? Who knows? You could leave Nidd Hall with a brand new hobby, feeling fitter than ever before. 

Feeling peckish after all that pampering? You’re in luck because Nidd Hall is a foodie’s dream. There are some distinctive spaces in which to eat, drink and be merry, so there’s bound to be something to take your fancy. There are even outdoor dining pods on the terrace complete with heaters for that al fresco feel.

Even if you don’t set foot in a restaurant, the Library and lounges are crammed with character and period features. Perfect to just curl up with a drink and a good book, the Mountgarret Lounge has a huge TV and in the Library you can even do a jigsaw. Head to the Drawing Room for live music and acoustic sets, best enjoyed with your favourite tipple in hand, or perhaps settle in for a delicious afternoon tea in the Viscount Henry Lounge - some spa packages include it as part of your treat.

Brasserie32

You’ll feel like lord and lady of the manor in the elegant Brasserie32 at Nidd Hall, a room that exudes elegance and luxury. Enjoy breakfast and lunch while for dinner you can choose from a menu inspired by recipes from the 1900s, like Queen of Puddings made using an original Constance Spry recipe from the 1950s.

Market Kitchen 

Whether for a bountiful buffet breakfast or a delectable dinner, self service is the order of the day in the Market Kitchen. Select what you want from the British classics and global favourites on offer, then fill your plate. 

It sure does, and there’s no sweeter way to round off your pampering spa package. Settle in to the elegant Viscount Henry Lounge and enjoy a selection of freshly-made finger sandwiches, homemade scones, perfectly portioned patisserie bites and more. Sip on a fancy Smiths of London speciality tea or hand-crafted coffee, or keep the conversation sparkling with an indulgent glass of Prosecco.

Of course! There are 199 rooms, with categories that include charming Historic Rooms in the original Grade II-listed mansion, along with Signature and Standard rooms scattered throughout the sprawling estate. 

Historic rooms boast period features and have the Brasserie32 restaurant on their doorstep. In fact the largest Historic suite at Nidd Hall boasts garden views through the bay windows, a four-poster bed, a walk-in shower and a roll top bath in the luxurious en suite.

Every room includes free Wi-Fi, towels, a TV, a hairdryer, comfy chairs and reading lights with tea and coffee facilities including tempting biscuits. Signature, Royale, Historic and Garden suites have the additions of fluffy bathrobes and Temple Spa toiletries.

For overnight stays, you can get there from 11am to enjoy lunch and wander the grounds, but your room won’t be open or available to you until 3pm. Similarly, while check-out is by 10am, you don’t need to leave until midday. For spa packages, arrival times vary so please check your booking confirmation.

Yes it is. Nidd Hall may be a sprawling estate and a period building but it offers good wheelchair access, reduced mobility rooms and facilities for disabled guests. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm. 

Bring your debit or credit card because all Warner hotels are cashless. If you’re staying overnight, a room account will be set up for you when you check in and any extras charged to it, payable by card.

Set the sat nav to North Yorkshire! You’ll find Nidd Hall slap bang in the middle of dales, the North York Moors, pretty market towns and castles. It’s about five miles from the spa town of Harrogate. Regularly voted the “happiest place to live” in Britain, Harrogate has been welcoming tourists since the 16th-century when its waters were a popular health treatment. Nowadays it’s home to the famous Betty’s Tea Rooms, Turkish baths, and Valley Gardens.

No, there’s no dress code at any Warner Hotels, but most people do dress in smart casualwear, particularly in the evenings for dinner at the elegant Brasserie32. 

Sorry, Nidd Hall Hotel is a Warner property and, as such, it’s adults-only.

Sorry, it isn’t. No pets allowed, except for registered assistance dogs.

Yes, Nidd Hall has a pitch and putt green, along with other fabulous sporting activities to try, such as tennis, table tennis, curling, darts and croquet. The huge mansion has its own lake where you’re more than welcome to cast a rod. There’s even a set of swings for the young at heart - and because it’s adults-only this is one playground you won’t have to share!

While you’re roaming the grounds for the outdoor activities, keep an eye out for the tiny doors hidden around the estate - these supposedly lead into the houses of the Nidd Hall fairies!