Novotel Bradford

6 Roydsdale Way, Euroway Trading Estate, Bierley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

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About Novotel Bradford

Novotel Bradford is situated 2 minutes off Junction 2 of the m606 and 5 minutes from the Trans Pennine m62 (j26). The hotel offers an informal bar and restaurant with both English and continental cuisine open from 6am - midnight.

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