Built around 1864, The Foxglove was originally known as the Railway Junction Inn, due to the anticipation of a proposal in 1864 to construct a railway extension from Barnsley to a junction with the London and North West Railway. During the 1930’s the inn was known as The Three Owls. In 2000 it became The Foxglove. Now, they also have the Innkeeper’s Lodge Huddersfield alongside, providing stylish and cosy accommodation for guests.
The seasonal food menus are full of delicious hearty dishes such as slow-cooked lamb shank, steak & mushroom pie, and their infamous Hunter’s chicken. And to complement the delightful pub food, they’ve a wonderful array of fine wines, real ales, soft drinks and spirits for you to enjoy. So whether it’s dinner with friends or Sunday lunch with family, they are the perfect spot to spend some quality time with those you love the most.
With 23 comfortable and characterful single, double, and twin B&B hotel rooms in Kirkburton, Huddersfield, the Innkeeper’s Lodge Huddersfield is the perfect spot for a great night’s sleep, whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure.
Furnished to a high standard, the bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style reflective of the building’s history, with a notably stylish, contemporary touch – think sophisticated colour palettes, cosy carpets, and a warm, welcoming ambience. The rooms offer a host of features and amenities including cosy bedding, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, a desk for catching up on work after a busy day, and en-suite facilities including plenty of towels and a hairdryer.
Other Information
Address:
The Foxglove,
36A Penistone Road,
Kirkburton,
West Yorkshire,
England,
HD8 0PQ
Number of rooms: 23
