The Inn Collection Group has opened The Harrogate Inn and unveiled renovations to the town's former St George Hotel.
First look inside Harrogate Inn after renovations to former St George Hotel
Harrogate has a new venue from which to eat, drink, sleep and explore as The Inn Collection Group opens The Harrogate Inn and proudly unveils its renovations of the town’s former St George Hotel.
Taking place over the last five months, the programme of works has been extensive, creating a brand-new place on Parliament Hill, as well as six new, ground-floor guest rooms.
With a new feature entrance looking out on Crescent Gardens, Barking George is a new stylish venue with a commanding position that will be open all day, every day.
Named in recognition of both the site’s former moniker and the links between Harrogate and King George III, Barking George has been designed by Newcastle-based BXB Interiors, with the new look giving the feel of a grand established pub befitting its location in the town.
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This includes the commanding stained-glass dome that has been restored and bathes the main bar area of Barking George with a mellow natural light further enhancing the atmosphere of the site.
The refurbishment also incorporates two new outdoor patio features, boosting the number of covers and providing a relaxing place to look out over the scene towards The Royal Baths.
https://www.facebook.com/yourharrogate/posts/pfbid02EZvo7r6wXjhDyQ1GNs89HuryTUQZctfUfKszWAq6mWBGfEgBokgiZgSNJvAcDumqlThe project has also seen the premises’ kitchens completely revamped to ensure the highest quality of dishes is served to diners.
A point of focus on the new main menus which are available from 11am to 9pm are steaks and grills cooked in state-of-the-art broiler.
For guests planning a stay at the venue, the existing 90 bedrooms have been supplemented by the creation of six new suites on the ground floor.
Hailing the completed renovation, The Inn Collection Group’s property director Louise Stewart said:
Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.“We’re delighted to have The Harrogate Inn back and welcoming guests after what has been a rapid refurbishment that has delivered a superb quality venue.
“The works have been extensive with a total refurbishment of the old function rooms and reception area of the old St George Hotel, the creation of the new grand entrance and remedial works to the building’s roof.
“It has delivered a venue which has been warmly received by those we have shown around prior to reopening, and I hope that the inn is going to delight guests going forward.”

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