Harrogate’s FINEST Luxury Period Self Contained Apartments
All on Separate Floors 

Set in an Unrivalled Location overlooking the Royal Pump Room

9A Royal Parade Apartments 

• Green Ethos
  We put Green Values at the Heart of everything we do for our Guests, our Business and the Long Term Environmental Impact on our Society and Planet.  
• Four Spacious Luxury Self-Contained Apartments all on separate floors offering total privacy.  Individually designed with fine original period architectural features, and furnished with antiques and pre-loved items, the ultimate in recycling.
• Home from Home facilities, with free Wi-Fi, Yorkshire teas, coffee and organic shampoo and soap.
• Either let Individually or as Whole House Bookings.
• Private Parking by Arrangement (24 hour car park 3 minutes away).
• Safe and Clean & Social Distancing no problem in large communal areas click here for details
• Current cancellation policy due to Covid full refunds.

Harrogate’s Finest Location 

• We promote Walking for Health and Happiness and in Harrogate’s unique Green Spaces. Reducing our Carbon Footprint. Offering a Car Free Break in Walkshire.
• Overlooking The Royal Pump Room
• 4 minute walk from the town centre, restaurants, bars etc.
• 1 minute walk from  Valley Gardens (17 acres)
• 10 minute walk The Pinewoods (96 acres)
• 30 minute walk to RHS Harlow Carr Gardens
• See Green Ethos for more details

Honouring Harrogate’s History 

We honour Harrogate’s history looking to Preserve the Best from our Past, to create the Best for our Future.

The first medicinal spring waters in Harrogate were discovered in 1571.  Harrogate became the leading Spa in Europe after 1842 when the Royal Pump Room was opened and built over the popular Old Sulphur Well.

9 Royal Parade opposite The Pump Room was built in 1846.  Royal Parade took its name as the principle promenade for the Crowned Heads of Europe who came to take ‘the waters’ in Harrogate for Health & Happiness.   In 1834 Pickersgill Palliser launched the list of visitors to Harrogate.  In 1836 he was the pioneer and proprietor of the Harrogate Advertiser.  In 1840 he published Palliser’s History and Directory of Harrogate.  He purchased the land for 8 and 9 Royal Parade in 1855 and the subsequently erected the buildings.   We are proud to remember him and to go on Honouring Harrogate’s History as he did.