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West Park Hotel marks 10th anniversary

Tuesday, 17 September 2024 at 06:55

The West Park Hotel first opened in Harrogate in 2014.

The West Park Hotel in Harrogate is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a party later this month.

The hotel first opened in 2014 and has established itself as a Harrogate landmark, known as a stylish destination to stay, socialise, and dine.

And to mark the 10-year milestone, the hotel is hosting an anniversary party on Friday 27th September, which is set to be a night of “celebration, reflection, and excitement for the future.”

It will feature live entertainment, including a DJ, welcome drinks and canapés.

Anthony Blundell, Head of Business Development said:

“We're incredibly grateful to our loyal guests and dedicated team who have been with us throughout this remarkable decade.

“Their support has been the foundation of our success. As we look toward the future, we're excited to continue evolving and can't wait to see how The West Park grows and transforms over the next ten years.

“The best is yet to come!"

As The West Park is also looking ahead to the future.

This year, the hotel unveiled its new Snug, a cosy space perfect for intimate gatherings — and No.17 West Park, a luxurious apartment offering guests a home away from home in the heart of Harrogate.

Additionally, the hotel transformed its courtyard into an all-weather space featuring bespoke heated seating, an outdoor bar, and a retractable roof.

This versatile area offers al fresco dining in the summer and transforms into an après-ski wonderland in the winter.

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