Cairn Hotel

The Cairn Hotel was built during Harrogate's period as a spa town, when people came from far and wide to take the waters. The hotel is 3 star rac rated and is located 5 minutes walk from the centre of town, 7 miles off the North/South a1 and 17 miles from the m1/m62. Set in 4 acres of private gardens, the hotel is just minutes from The International Conference Centre. Leeds airport is 12 miles away, and there is a railway station in Harrogate. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations to the lounge and lift, due to be completed by April 2007. Disruption is minimal. Special offers that include dinner are available. Please contact the hotel for details. Due to Christmas parties in the hotel, dinner will not be availible for Friday and Saturday nights throughout December.

Hotel Services

Concierge Services

24 hour security watch
24-Hour Front Desk
Porter Service (24 hour)
Left Luggage / Storage Facilities
Dry Cleaning / Laundry Service

Free car park
Self Parking

Children's Services

Child friendly focus & attitude
Cots / Cribs
High Chairs

Business Services

Meeting Facilities
Black & White photocopying
Fax service
TV & Video hire
Flip Charts
Blackboard

Dining and Entertainment

Restaurant
Lounge / Bar

Sports and Relaxation

Directions

Airport: Leeds - Bradford is 7.5 miles from the hotel

From London take the M1 to J32 onto M18. At J2 go onto A1(M) then A661 and A59 to Harrogate. From Glasgow M74/A74 then M6 towards Penrith then A66 to Scotch Corner. Go South on A1 then take junction 48 (Boroughbridge) and follow A6055 to Harrogate. From Newcastle upon Tyne take the A1 and A6055 as above. The nearest Airport is Leeds/Bradford Airport which is served by regular flights from all over the country. The train station in Harrogate is serviced by connections from London, York, Leeds, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Please note that all direction instructions will be included in the reservation confirmation e-mail that you recieve after the booking has been completed

How to Book

Our instant, online booking service is fast, convenient and secure. We keep our availability up-to-the-minute so you can book your hotel online with complete confidence. You may book as many rooms as you like for any dates that you need. Once you have made your reservation, you will receive confirmation by email with our details and directions - all you need to do is turn up!

You will then need to select the dates you wish to stay for, and then go on to choose your rooms. You'll also need to provide us with your contact information and credit card details. Credit card details are required as a guarantee - your card is not charged until you finish your stay at the hotel.

How to cancel

If you need to cancel a booking please go to the cancellation page. After you have made a booking you will recieve a reservation confirmation e-mail with a link to this cancellation page. All you need to do is enter your email address - you will then be shown your current bookings. To cancel a booking follow the simple instructions. This will inform us of the cancellation, and send you a confirmation email. Please note a cancellation charge may apply, depending on how far in advance you make the cancellation.

For further information about the security of your information and our privacy policy, please follow the links below.

Hotel Policies

Checkin & Checkout

Check in hours are from 15:00 and onwards.
Check out is required before 11:00 hours.

Children

All children are charged at adult rates

Payment

The following credit cards are accepted:

Reservations

CANCELLATION POLICY: null COMMENTS: Due to construction work taking place in the hotel grounds from mid June to approximately mid July, only limited car parking will be available.

Local Attractions

Royal Pump House Museum

The Royal Pump Room Museum tells the story of Harrogate's history as England's only truly European spa. Housed over the famous sulphur wells, displays show why visitors came to take the cure and enjoy the culture.

Mercer Art Gallery

In this 1806 Promenade Room, completed to hold the visitors to the town coming to take the waters, is now a fine art collection and houses the Kent Collection of items from different cultures around the world.

Rooms