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The staff at Cedar Court Huddersfield are extremely professional and helpful in all departments. Good breakfast choice with cooked options if you ask. Evening food is delicious and nicely presented Good choice of gluten free options. Nightmare getting AWAY from a John Smiths Stadium concert! Gridlocked around the stadium for 2-3 hours. Many taxi firms refuse to do pick ups at this time. Seek refuge in The Yorkshire Rose pub next to the Stadium. Hope Hotel could put on a return transfer somehow! First concert right next to a hillside covered in trees! Beautiful Yorkshire countryside with lots to see and do so close by.

Born in Huddersfield came to London at the age of 9, I am how 62 have been back 3times it has not changed that much I feel it could do with a real revamp it is a lovely place people are friendly and polite but it does need updating.

It's easy to get around on foot. There are a lot of interesting looking places to eat. The Turkish cafe did a great breakfast platter that was absolutely the highlight of my stay. A lot of the town feels run down and at night a little unsafe. There are some okay nightlife spots, but on Friday night they were nearly empty, as were most of the eateries I passed.

Huddersfield (despite the fact that it has TWO Wetherspoons) is a very forward-thinking town for pubs and real ale in particular...two excellent pubs at either end of the railway station proves this point. Maybe being a university town makes it a popular place for thse things, but It only takes 'short' bus ride into the local villages to enjoy the scenery, brown stone buildings and decent chippies (and more pubs) if you run out of things to do. Amazing town hall (decent gigs) and a couple of theatres for us culturally-minded folks. Just prepare yourself for getting really cold at certain times of the year.

Loved Beaumont Park. In need of new safer paths but a fantastic Victorian park with beautiful views. Very steep as on a hillside and some unkept pathways so not for those who are unsteady. Castle hill with huge views and a large Victorian tower.

A typical no-frills Yorkshire town but to me the benefit of having a number of excellent Real Ale pubs and superb jazz music on a Wednesday evening far outweigh any negative aspects. There is an excellent railway service from the station to most parts of West Yorkshire and Manchester with some very pleasant walks along the canal towpaths through the town and beyond. The Victorian and Edwardian architecture is quite impressive of typical Yorkshire granite if you take the trouble to look up and around. The railway station frontage is Grade 1 listed and a magnificent example Victorian corporate and civic pride.