The Whitcliffe Hotel

Prospect Road, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, England

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About The Whitcliffe Hotel

Spend a night not a fortune: 1.5 miles from junction 26 of the M62, 40 en suite rooms offer facilities to suit all. This 3-star hotel offers comfortable, well-equipped accommodation. The en suite rooms range from sumptuous king-size 4 posters, executive, family, full sized double and single beds. Spacious public areas provide a variety of amenities including several meeting rooms, 2 attractive bars, the popular Flickers Brasserie and the Tudor function room. You can also enjoy plenty of parking, great service and wonderful Yorkshire home cooking. Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the hotel including all guest rooms. Please note that on weekends the hotel caters for weddings and other functions. Please telephone to check if the restaurant is open for service and to request a quiet room.

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