The White Swan Hotel
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The White Swan combines traditional Victorian charm and elegance with all the modern comforts and amenities guests expect.
Though built in 1858, the White Swan lacks none of the modern comforts and amenities guests expect from a hotel, combining these with traditional Victorian elegance. This impressive, four-storey stone building still retains many original features, from the open-well staircase with its decorative iron balustrades, to the Doric columns that guard the stone entrance. Upon entering, guests will immediately by struck by the large chandelier that adorns the reception area. The hotel offers 40 recently refurbished and updated guest rooms, each one with its own en-suite bathroom. They range from standard double bedrooms to executive suites. All feature satellite television, free wireless internet, tea and coffee-making facilities, a hairdryer, and a trouser press. Superior and executive rooms, meanwhile, add contemporary-style en-suites ranging from large walk-in showers to separate showers and baths. Before retiring to their rooms, guests can take advantage of the spacious, cosy lounge area, perfect for tea, coffee, or bar drinks. Each morning they can enjoy a traditional English breakfast in the dedicated ground-floor breakfast room.
RATING
3
ROOMS
39
FLOORS
4
SUITES
3
SERVICES
Services available include:
- 24 hour desk available
- Complimentary to all Wifi
- Onsite Parking
- Dry Cleaning
FACILITIES
Facilities include:
- Bar
- Restaurant (1)
- Coffee Shop
- Elevators
AT A GLANCE
Historic Charm – A Grade II listed building dating back to 1858, showcasing Victorian architecture and timeless elegance.
Central Location – Situated in Halifax town centre, just a short walk from the railway station and major attractions like The Piece Hall and Victoria Theatre.
Individually Styled Rooms – Offers unique bedrooms, each with its own character, featuring en-suite bathrooms.
Dining at The Lounge – The Lounge serves a variety of treats, including sandwiches, cakes, and traditional Afternoon Tea, available to eat in or take away.
Address
Location
The White Swan centrally positioned in the minster town of Halifax is only a short walk from the shops, museums and restaurants that characterise the town. Historic buildings are aplenty including the town hall designed by Charles Barry, the architect of the Palace of Westminster. Halifax Minster is also nearby. Twenty minutes away from Halifax is the Pennine Way part of the National Trail, perfect for walkers. Bradford, Leeds and Huddersfield can also be reached via the local railway station.
