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The Bridge Hotel & Spa
Why We Love This Hotel
- Charming, heritage coaching inn
- Picturesque countryside setting
- Ideal for York, Harrogate & Leeds
- Indulgent Spa with a quiet courtyard
- Delicious Grill & Market menu dishes
- 250-year-old oak-panelled bar
- Welcoming Yorkshire hospitality
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking (50 cars)
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- 37 Bedrooms
- 9 Meeting rooms
- Non smoking hotel
Offers
Treasure Houses of England: Harewood House Experience
Savour a heritage experience break at the Bridge Hotel and Spa, North Yorkshire, with a visit to nearby Harewood House. Designed by pre-eminent architects John Carr and Robart Adam, this splendid Georgian mansion was once the home of 'The Yorkshire P...
From £125.00 per room per night
Classic Bed, Breakfast & Bubbly
Add a little sparkle to your break at the Bridge Hotel & Spal. Whether you're simply stopping over or staying a few nights, take little time out to relax and indulge with a glass of bubbly when your stay with us... Your break includes -...
From £89.00 per room per night
Weekend Spa Break incl. 30 min treatment & dinner
Weekend Spa break in the heart of beautiful Yorkshire. What better way to end a week than be pampered in the luxury of a friendly 4-star hotel. Your two night spa package includes: - Afternoon tea on arrival - 2 x three hour sessions...
From £180.00 per room per night
Lazy Sunday Stay – North Yorkshire
Stay at the Bridge Hotel & Spa for a lazy Sunday night, ideally situated close to the historic city of York, the spa town of Harrogate & the vibrant city of Leeds. ,br> Why not avoid the traffic with the hotels complimentary shuttle service to th...
From £84.00 per room per night
Take Time Out and Relax incl. 30 min treatment & dinner
Take time out and relax on this midweek spa stay at the 4-star Bridge Hotel and Spa in the heart of Yorkshire. Your one night break includes, three hours use of our spa facilities, robes, towels and slippers, one 30 minute treatment per per...
From £174.00 per room per night
Thursday and Sunday Spa Special
Why not treat yourself to a fantastic spa break and be pampered in the luxury of a friendly 4-star hotel set in the heart of Yorkshire. Your Spa Break Includes: - 3 hours sue of the Spa facilities, Applewood Sauna, Experience Drench Sho...
From £159.00 per room per night
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
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- Bridge Hotel & Spa – Yorkshire
Bedrooms have been individually designed in a contemporary style and feature free Wi-Fi, LCD TVs and work and seating areas. Club rooms, chiefly located on the ground floor, offer additional space and style. These rooms are 200 square feet in size, have custom-made cherry or oak furnishings, and come equipped with DVD players - a complimentary selection of films is available at reception. Room service is available.
Club Double Room
Contemporary style en suite bedroom offering free Wi-Fi, digital TV/radio, DVD player, writing desk, direct dial telephone, ironing station, trouser press, tea and coffee making facilities, mineral water, decanter of port, luxury chocolates, toiletries, and hairdryer. Beautifully decorated and furnished to a high standard, club rooms feature a queen-sized bed and offer more space than standard rooms.
Standard Double Room
Contemporary style en suite bedroom offering free Wi-Fi, digital TV/radio, writing desk, direct dial telephone, ironing station, trouser press, tea and coffee making facilities, toiletries, and hairdryer.
Nearby:
- Cattal Train Station (2 miles)
- Leeds Bradford Airport (20 miles)
- Manchester Airport (80 miles)
Walshford, Wetherby, North Yorkshire LS22 5HS, Great Britain
From the M1:
Take the M1 north to the A1(M). Join the A1(M) and exit at junction 46 for Wetherby Racecourse. Follow the brown signs for the Bridge Hotel.
From York:
Take the A59 for Harrogate. Just before the A1(M), turn left onto the A168 and follow the brown signs for the Bridge Hotel. The hotel is in Walshford.
Courtesy Shuttle Service:
A courtesy shuttle service to and from Cattal Train Station and Wetherby Coach Station is available between the hours of 8.30am and 6.00pm. Take the stress out of parking in York city centre. Book the courtesy shuttle service to Cattal Train Station. York is only 15 minutes away via a direct rail link (pre-booking is essential).
Courtyard Restaurant
Like the rest of the hotel, the Courtyard Restaurant has its own unique character and charm, with oak beams, high ceilings and traditional décor. A member of Yorkshire's regional food group, modern British dishes are freshly prepared using the finest of locally sourced ingredients. Guests can choose to dine from the daily, market or five-course menu. The market menu features mouth-watering carvery and grill options, with tender cuts of meat and the head chef's personally selected locally butchered steaks, matured for 21 days to give a fuller flavour. Start with pan-fried squab pigeon with rocket and durraniam jam. When in Yorkshire, we recommend you try the Whitby fish and chips in Black Sheep batter served with garden peas and homemade tartar sauce. And, to end on a sweet note, finish with vanilla pana cotta with blueberry sorbet and shortbread crumbs. If you’ve got room, choose from the restaurant's delicious selection of Yorkshire cheeses, including Yorkshire Blue, Olde York and Swaledale, fresh from the misty Dales.
Please reserve a table for dinner in advance.
Byron Bar
There are few bars in Yorkshire that can boast 250-year-old oak panelling and an original inglenook fireplace, but the Byron bar is one of them. Guests can savour a drink or light bite in this unique, intimate space. If you're looking for something to share, go for 'Byron bits and bobs,' including a delicious selection of Yorkshire cheeses. A range of burgers, salads, toasted baguettes and 'door stop' sandwiches are featured on the bar menu.
Courtyard Deli
After spending the morning stimulating your senses with revitalising fire and ice experiences, treat yourself to a homemade patisserie or a healthy snack from the carefully curated menu in the Courtyard deli. Complimentary iced tea and water is available throughout your visit and served in the Courtyard deli lounge.
Al Fresco Dining
In the summer, dining at the Bridge Hotel & Spa reveals an altogether different flavour. Take a seat in the fresh open air – sunny or shade – and dine al fresco. The hotel's leafy terrace and fairy-tale gazebo offer an oasis of calm to spend a long summer evening after exploring the local area.
Afternoon Tea
Don’t miss the opportunity to indulge in afternoon tea whilst staying in this glorious setting – savour homemade scones with fruit preserve and cream, sandwiches, cakes and a pot of tea. Both traditional afternoon tea and champagne afternoon tea are available to order and can be enjoyed in the Byron Bar - sitting comfortably by the original inglenook fireplace - or on the terrace. Afternoon tea can be booked in advance, at a special price, when booking your room via ClassicBritishHotels.com.
Private Dining
The unique surroundings of the Bridge Hotel & Spa present a wonderful setting for private dinners and celebrations. The hotel caters for reunions, anniversaries, family gatherings, birthday parties, charity and club events, and business dinners. Choose from a range of private rooms, each with its own individual character. Call Classic British Hotels on 0844 967 0984 for advice and let us help you organise a memorable private dinner.
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets catered for. Early suppers and high chairs available for children.
The Spa
The Courtyard Spa at the Bridge Hotel offers a tranquil haven in the heart of Yorkshire. Spa guests can relax and recharge with the help of restorative heat and ice experiences - indoors and out. Outside, let your cares drift away in the cedarwood hot tub, soaking up the country views, or take a deep breath and go for a dip in the cold plunge tub. Inside, smother your body in glacial mud from the Austrian alps in the Arabian rhassoul chamber, or experience complete weightlessness in the dry flotation room. After all that exertion, complement your spa journey with a restful retreat - the caramel-toned snooze room, the relaxation balcony or the lavender courtyard.
- Eucalyptus crystal steam room
- Applewood sauna
- Nordic barrel sauna
- Cedarwood hot tub
- Cold plunge
- Experience showers
- Ice fountain
- Japanese foot spas
- Rhassoul chamber
- Dry flotation room
- Treatment suites
Spa access: access to the Spa is charged at £15.00 per person for 3 hours. Access is complimentary when you book a spa break. Rhassoul/dry flotation: £40.00 per person, per treatment.
Spa Treatments
A full range of spa treatments, using the Natural Spa Factory products, are available to book.
- Massages
- Facials
- Body wraps & scrubs
- Rhassoul ritual
- Dry flotation
- Holistic therapies
- Skin rejuvenation
- Manicures & pedicures
- Eyebrows & lashes
- Make-up
- Waxing
- For mothers-to-be
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Room service
- Concierge
- Luggage storage
- Laundry service
- Dry cleaning
- Station shuttle
- Packed lunches
Check-in: 2.00pm
Check-out: 10.00am
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Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden - National Trust
Recognised as a World Heritage Site, the well preserved monastic ruins of Fountains Abbey transports visitors back to a time when religious life and the world were inseparable. Admire the ponds, statues and follies of Studley Royal Water Garden, picnic on lush green riverside lawns and wander down paths that lead to ancient deer park, where Red, Fallow and Sika deer graze.
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Harewood House - Treasure Houses of England
Once home of 'The Yorkshire Princess'... The family seat of the Earl and Countess of Harewood, this Georgian mansion house was built in the mid-18th century for the wealthy trader Edwin Lascelles using money that his father had made from owning tens of sugar plantations and thousands of slaves across the West Indies. Harewood House has been home to the Lascelles family ever since, reflecting the changing tastes and styles of the past 250 years. Employing the finest craftsmen of the time, Harewood was designed by pre-eminent architects John Carr and Robert Adam. Adam was one of the most fashionable architects and interior designers in Georgian England. His innovative style of neo-classicism ('Style of the Brothers Adam') favoured a lighter, more decorative aesthetic. Local-born Thomas Chippendale designed much of the furniture at Harewood; his greatest masterpiece is the Diana and Minerva commode that now stands in the State Bedroom. In the 1840s, Sir Charles Barry (architect of the Palace of Westminster) remodelled much of the House, and created the formal terraces and parterres. Harewood was home to Princess Mary, HRH The Princess Royal, from 1929 until her death in 1965. The only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, The Princess married Viscount Lascelles in 1922. Together, they introduced many modern amenities to the House. Her love of Yorkshire and the affection that the people of Yorkshire felt for her, means that she will always be remembered as 'The Yorkshire Princess'. At the age of twenty two, JMW Turner came to Harewood as a young artist and left a legacy of watercolours that remain in the collection today. The 'painter of light' was not the only artist associated with the House, however, Thomas Girtin, a friend of Turner's, John Varley, John Piper and Roger Fenton all stayed at Harewood over the years. Masterpieces by Reynolds, Gainsborough, Lawrence and Richmond are on display throughout the House, as well as a fine collection of Sèvres china. The Terrace Gallery, a dedicated exhibition space for contemporary art, has exhibited works by a wide range of artists, including Antony Gormley, Sir Sidney Nolan, Andy Goldsworthy, David Hockney, Andy Warhol and Dame Elizabeth Frink. In 2011, Sir Jacob Epstein's Adam was restored to its former glory in Harewood's entrance hall. This double sense of the historic and the contemporary make Harewood not only a rich tapestry of England's history, but a fabric that is forever being reworked with new yarns.
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Newby Hall & Gardens
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 1690s, behind this Grade I listed country house's magnificent fascade are equally impressive Robert Adam interiors, with Chippendale furniture, Gobelins tapestries and classical statuary. Twenty-five acres of award-winning gardens include impressive herbaceous borders, the National Collection of Cornus and a miniature railway.
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York Minster
The Minster is a world-class masterpiece of stained glass and Gothic architecture, spanning almost 2,000 years of history. Highlights include the Great East Window, the Five Sisters and its newest attraction, ‘Revealing York Minster in the Undercroft,’ a series of interactive underground chambers.
TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence 2014 Winner
Ideally located between Leeds and York, a short drive from junction 46 of the A1(M) and 11 miles from the spa town of Harrogate, the Bridge Hotel and Spa offers nine flexible function spaces accommodating all types of meetings and events from 2 to 200 delegates.
A courtesy shuttle service is available for delegates travelling between the hotel and Cattal Train Station, Wetherby Coach Station or offices in and around Wetherby. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and ample free parking on-site.
Ribston
The Ribston suite benefits from a great aspect overlooking the grounds and its own private terrazzo terrace.
Theatre
Boardroom
High
- Ground floor
- Natural daylight
- Wheelchair access
Walshford
The Walshford suite benefits from a private reception area, which can also be used as either a break-out or refreshment area, leading out onto the Italian courtyard.
Theatre
Boardroom
High
- Ground floor
- Natural daylight
- Wheelchair access
Byron
The Byron room benefits from Rococo plasterwork, an Italian marble fireplace and an English crystal chandelier.
Theatre
Boardroom
High
- Ground floor
- Natural daylight
- Wheelchair access
