The Imperial Crown Hotel

42-46 Horton Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England

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About The Imperial Crown Hotel

Built as a Coach Inn during the early 1800's, this traditional Halifax hotel offers a warm welcome. It enjoys a central location and is directly opposite Halifax Railway Station and offers easy access from M62. A friendly hotel with traditional Yorkshire hospitality and modern amenities in the heart of Halifax, opposite Halifax railway station and Eureka Science Museum. Halifax is fortunate in having beautiful buildings, good shopping, excellent theatres and a wide variety of pubs and clubs. Halifax has an outdoor market which is held three times a week. The outdoor market is held in the Piece Hall courtyard.

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