George Hotel

St George's Square, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England

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About George Hotel

This elegant Grade II listed building is known around the world as the birthplace of Rugby League. The hotel is well located for games and events at the Glapharm Stadium and for Manchester United matches at Old Trafford. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is a great base from which to explore Yorkshire. The town centre is within a short walk to all the shops, restaurants, bars, museums and castles. Bearing lots of traditional charm and elegant characteristics, this hotel was the birthplace of rugby league in 1895. Within the building itself is the UK’s only Rugby League Heritage museum, which houses memorabilia and great artifacts form the game. The George Hotel creates the perfect environment for overnight business stays, weekends breaks or visiting friends and family. Whether for business or pleasure, The George Hotel is the ideal choice.

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