Swallow St George Hotel And Leisure Club

1 Ripon Rd, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England

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About Swallow St George Hotel And Leisure Club

The Swallow St George Hotel and Spa is situated in the heart of Harrogate on the main a61 road to Ripon. It is adjacent to the Harrogate International centre's Exhibition Halls and Royal Hall. The elegant, spacious Swallow St George Hotel and Spa is ideally situated for an enjoyable break for individuals, couples and families alike. This spacious Edwardian hotel is an ideal retreat for a weekend break. As soon as you arrive at the hotel, you will immediately feel a sense of warmth and relaxation. After a stroll around Harrogate or a visit to one of many local attractions, relax and unwind in the extensive lounge area where you can enjoy afternoon tea or a light snack. Alternatively, why not indulge yourself in the hotel's leisure club with an indoor heated pool, spa, steam room, sauna, gym, weights room and solarium. Beauty treatments are also available to hotel guests at a small charge. As evening approaches, enjoy a drink in the Terrace Bar before a sumptuous meal in the hotel's restaurant, offering an extensive menu and wine list.

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