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Best holiday rental deals in Bradford
Compare and find a welcoming holiday rental from £22 per night by exploring the 740 options being offered in Bradford District. By comparing these properties, HomeToGo features the best deals and the most popular lettings in Bradford District.
Recommended holiday lettings in Bradford
Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Bradford: from £21 per night
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Bradford
You will have a large selection of rentals to compare and choose from if you are looking for a holiday rental providing a pool in Bradford District. Additionally, properties with pools in Bradford District have an average price of £71 a night. Most of the listed properties with pools are hotel rooms. A few of Bradford District's rentals offering a pool are located within 2 kilometres of water, so you can choose between some pool time or waterfront moments. If you want to bring your pet, you can easily search and find a pet-friendly accommodation in Bradford District. In addition, pet-friendly holiday rentals in Bradford District cost, on average, £118 per night. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are centrally located (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
Holiday Letting Price Information in Bradford
We analysed holiday cottages, homes and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Bradford. The most expensive week to book a holiday letting
in Bradford is in July (27/07 - 03/08). Bradford District is cheaper in a week of November (02/11 - 09/11), where prices are on average £50 a night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Bradford
The graph shows the weekly availability rate in Bradford for the next twelve months. It is in December that you will find the week with the least available accommodations (22/12 - 29/12). Conversely, 92% of the lettings are still available during a week in August (24/08 - 31/08).
The weather in Bradford
Find the Bradford District climate diagram. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Bradford, with temperatures going under 1°. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Accommodations in Bradford
In Bradford District, house rentals are the most typical type of accommodation. Additionally, the median nightly price of house rentals there is £112, and their size, on average, is 101 m². Furthermore, this specific type of lodging is the perfect choice for medium-sized groups and families, as the majority of house rentals can welcome at least 4 people. Apartment rentals are the other most typical accommodation type in Bradford District. Our data reveals that the standard cost of apartment rentals is £80 a night for an area of 69 m².
Holiday lettings in Bradford – start your northern adventure
Holiday lettings in Bradford are the ideal way to explore the natural beauty of this stunning part of England. Located adjacent to the Pennines, Bradford is known for its rolling hills made famous by the Brontë sisters, magnificent industrial architecture and excellent pub food.
Food & Drinks
Dining out in Bradford
A Bradford apartment puts you in the heart of the city centre where you can take advantage of restaurants like Chowdreys and Omar's. The region is famed for its exquisite Indian cuisine and a stroll through the quaint cobbled streets close to the Alhambra Theatre will lead you to an array of restaurants where you can indulge. For some traditional, local food, head to one of the many country-style pubs which are peppered around the suburbs of Bradford. The Hare & Hound and The Golden Fleece both serve local favourites like fish and chips and steak and ale pie in cosy surroundings.
Art & Culture
Getting cultural in Bradford
The National Media Museum is a highlight for anyone visiting Bradford. This world-class museum, located close to your Bradford accommodation, highlights the history of photography, film and television with a range of fun and interactive exhibits – ideal for those travelling with children. The area is known for its industrial past, and nowhere is this more excellently preserved than the small town of Saltaire. The main attraction here is the former mill which now houses a fantastic David Hockney exhibit in addition to two restaurants and numerous shops.
Bradford has an array of theatres and performance venues – the most impressive of which is the Alhambra Theatre. Known as the North's premier touring venue, they stage everything from large-scale musicals to ballet and opera. St George's Concert Hall is popular with musicians and comics, and the Priestly Centre, named after local author J.B. Priestly, stages a host of kitsch, alternative theatre events.
Local Attractions
Getting out and about around Bradford
The village of Howarth is just a short drive from Bradford and famed as the birthplace and setting of the Brontë sisters and their famous novels. The Parsonage Museum is the principal attraction here, but a walk on the mystical moors which inspired Wuthering Heights is also highly recommended.
Leeds, Yorkshires's largest city, is just a few kilometres from Bradford and makes an excellent day trip. Besides the multiple shops, you'll also find some of the best nightlife in the UK and museums like the Royal Armouries, documenting the history of materials used in battles for centuries gone by to modern times. The Piece Hall in Halifax is one of England's most famous buildings. Today the former industrial market is bustling with cafes, bars and shops and can be reached by train in less than 15 minutes from the city of Bradford.
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