Sporting Lodge Inns

Five Lane Ends, 47 Highfield Road, Idle, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

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About Sporting Lodge Inns

Quality and value for money are the main ingredients in everything we do at the Sporting Lodge Inns. The Lodge is a safe, female-friendly environment with double locks and one way door vision security. We have the luxury of a lodge, which accommodates 44 American-size bedrooms. We hope you have a memorable and enjoyable stay with us. The Escape Zone is a fully equipped fitness and leisure complex which includes a gymnasium, luxury pool, steam room, sauna, solarium, spa, sun bed and sun shower. All members and guests can enjoy unlimited use of all facilities all day, every day and our location means that if you're in need of a little refreshment after your swim or work out you won't have to go far. Set in the front grounds of Sporting Lodge Inns, The Balloon & Basket has a large patio, which is ideal for socialising with friends, family or colleagues during those warm summer months. Entertainment-wise, the Balloon & Basket provides something for everyone: there are weekly quiz nights, live music and family fun days, as well as a host of special events throughout the year. Conference and wedding facilities are also available at the hotel.

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