Visitors wishing to see the Yorkshire area up close are in luck, as this deal allows one unlimited stay extensions in several hotels located in region’s prime destinations - Leeds/Bradford, Harrogate, Wakefield and Huddersfield.

Each guest room features en suite facilities, light and airy decor, complimentary Wi-Fi, TV and tea- and coffee- making facilities.

The on-site health clubs offer guests the opportunity to work up a sweat in the gym, complete a few laps in the indoor heated swimming pool, or relax in the steam room or Jacuzzi.

Each hotel boasts on-site restaurants that pride themselves on using locally sourced produce in order to serve not only local but also international dishes. There are also bars available on-site, offering both warm and cold beverages.

Groupon’s Guide To Harrogate

Famous for its historic buildings, natural springs and hearty dining, Harrogate is a suitable base for both tourists in search of some soothing spa therapies and nature lovers wishing to explore the Yorkshire Dales.

Visitors may take a stroll around the spa town’s quaint Victorian streets, admiring the architecture of the Royal Hall and the Harrogate Theatre. Wanderers can wend their way to the authentically-styled Turkish baths, where guests can dip into steam rooms, plunge pools, and a soothing progression of heated chambers. History buffs may enjoy a tour of Ripley Castle, visit the Norman ruins of Knaresborough Castle, or learn about bygone spa treatments at The Royal Pump Room Museum. Holidaymakers may also browse through a selection of boutiques and jewellery stores before savouring a warm cup of tea at one of the tea shops.

Groupon’s Guide To West Yorkshire

Approximately overlapping the historical West Riding of Yorkshire, the landlocked West Yorkshire stretches on miles of uplands and steep valleys populated by urban clusters or countryside settings, standing out as a mosaic of interplaying land formations washed by the rivers Aire and Calder.

West Yorkshire is home to the world’s first nature reserve, Walton Hall, and to the scenic Ilkley Moor, the homeland of the county’s anthem and set for an array of unique rock formations. Outdoorsy types can embark on a climbing or bouldering adventure on The Chevin, without disregarding the scenic sights of Harewood House.

The riverside remains of the Sandal Castle in Wakefield, the Cartwright Hall and the Royal Armouries Museum are just a few of the highlights that heritage and cultural tourism aficionados can visit while in West Yorkshire.

Groupon’s Guide To Wakefield

Placed in West Yorkshire, Wakefield is a city alluring travellers with multiple attractions including an imposing cathedral, Grade II-listed buildings, a castle and museums.

Travellers may embrace their spiritual side at the Wakefield Cathedral boasting a high spire and stained glass, while for a shopping spree visitors may head to the Trinity Walk, a shopping centre in the city. Ancient relics may be observed at the Sandal Castle, an open-air gallery comes in the form of Yorkshire Sculpture, while parts of an ancient mine are displayed at the National Coal Mining Museum for England.

Groupon’s Guide To Leeds

Also known as the Knightsbridge of the North, Leeds is a cosmopolitan city filled with high-end Victorian shopping arcades, restaurants, pubs and museums.

History enthusiasts may visit the 12th-century Kirkstall Abbey, one of the best preserved medieval abbeys in Britain, or head to one of the world’s largest textile mills which houses the Leeds Industrial Museum. Travellers may also enjoy theatre performances and live shows at the iconic Leeds Town Hall and The Carriageworks Theatre.

Groupon’s Guide to Huddersfield

Located in West Yorkshire, halfway between Leeds and Manchester, Huddersfield boasts a rich history as well as charming atmosphere. Here, in the 18th century, at the crossroads of numerous wars and rapid industrial development, the Luddite movement was born and tourists visiting the city may learn a lot about this fascinating chapter of British History just by walking its streets.

But Huddersfield is a city of the “now” as much as it is a city of “then” and it does not forget that. Its Victorian architecture is treated with utmost care - Huddersfield railway station, dubbed by national poet laureate John Betjeman ”the most splendid station façade in England” has been renovated at no small cost and the renovation efforts have received a prestigious Europa Nostra Award for European Architecture.