27 Nov – 29 Nov 2026
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1 room · 2 adults
The Harper
North Street, Holt - SEE MAP
Highlights
Free Wi-Fi
Complimentary internet access
Parking
On-site parking available
Restaurant
On-site dining available
24-hour service
Round-the-clock front desk
Spa & wellness
Relaxation facilities on-site
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 11:00
Facilities
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24-hour reception
Elevator/lift
Smoking areas
Garden
Accessibility features
Wheelchair Accessible
Wheelchair access to restaurant
Breakfast
About us
Location
Your vacation should be comfortable! Hotel «The Harper» is located in Holt. This hotel is located in 8 km from the city center.
At the hotel
It’s time to have a nice meal! Stop by the restaurant. Free Wi-Fi on the territory will help you to stay on-line. Specially for tourists who travel by car, there’s a parking zone. Also, the following services are available for guests at the hotel: a sauna and a spa center.
Pets are welcome here. Accessible for guests with disabilities: the elevator helps them to go to the highest floors.
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Very good
Location rating score
Excellent location · Inside city center
Exceptional for walking
Closest airports
- Heathrow London 190 km
- Dubai Intl 5433 km
- JFK New York 5584 km
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Facilities
24-hour receptionElevator/liftSmoking areasGardenAccessibility featuresWheelchair AccessibleWheelchair access to restaurantBreakfastRestaurantFree Wi-FiParkingConference HallSaunaSpaPets allowed
Location
North Street, Holt
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Check-in: from 16:00
Check-out: until 11:00
Check-in / check-out
Check-in from 16:00 · check-out by 11:00
Pets
Pets · extra charge — GBP 25.00 per room per stay
There are two accessible rooms (101 and 103) set on the ground floor of the hotel.
There are lots of nods to both the building’s past as a glass factory (notably the ‘Blow me away’ sign in Ivy’s lounge) and owner Sam Cutmore-Scott’s mechanic grandfather, with industrial touches.
There are two accessible rooms (101 and 103) set on the ground floor of the hotel.
There are lots of nods to both the building’s past as a glass factory (notably the ‘Blow me away’ sign in Ivy’s lounge) and owner Sam Cutmore-Scott’s mechanic grandfather, with industrial touches.
