Great Victoria Hotel

Bridge Street, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

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About Great Victoria Hotel

Built in 1867 and originally a railway hotel, the Great Victoria is a landmark Victorian building slap bang in the heart of the vibrant and exciting city of Bradford. Over the years, it has been a favourite haunt for wealthy merchants, stars of the stage, and political leaders. Today it is an award-winning, stylish, contemporary hotel with 57 super chic, individually styled bedrooms and suites, the ever popular Corniche Restaurant & Grill and the RBar, which is the hotels funky, chilled out bar space. The hotel is opposite Bradford Interchange train station, within walking distance to Bradford’s famous theatres, the National Media Museum and all that the beautiful Yorkshire countryside has to offer.

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