just returned from a two night stay in the gomersal park hotel,Room well appointed and clean,minor complains are fan in the bathroom not working also loose toilet seat.nice pool although rather small as was the jacuzzi and sauna.Breakfast was good everything hot and quite a good choice as well.all in all we enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate to return.

Got a good price on the internet, so gave the hotel a try.
Room was fine, with all you would expect for this standard of hotel,
The Gym was a bit of a let down as there were no lockers to put your clothes or key cards. also the changing rooms are very small. The Gym was again quite small but had all the normal equipment that you would expect. The pool area looked OK although I did not use the pool.
I checked out the restaurant menu and found that it was rather pricey, with no Bar Food alternative.
I did have a drink and used the WiFi which is only available in the lounge area, or through a telephone outlet in the room?
The breakfast was aimed towards the fried food buffet, and did not really cater for the healthy eaters as the only fruit available was a dish of tinned peaches and some tinned fruit salad.
I would not bother to book again even with the low price.

On arrival the hotel is quite imposing but it was a little concerning that much of the car park is quite dark. If you can park next to the hotel there are some very bright lights, there is CCTV at reception but useful only if someone is actually watching it. I have never been here before so I have no idea regarding any security issues.
The hotel itself is fairly old fashioned although much of the frontage appears to be new/replaced. My biggest gripe is that the hotel is a bit of a rabbit warren over 2 floors and some of the directions for rooms appears misleading, had to wander around for a while before I found my room. The old fashioned principle continued with an actual metal key - not really what you want to keep in your pocket! You had to lock the room when you left, in some respects a little quaint these days. The actual room was nice and, like previous reviews, on the cold side as the radiator was turned off.
The room was a good size, clean overall - carpet could have done with a steam clean - and the bed was comfortable. The hotel was quiet throughout the night but there were few cars parked this may have provided the reason for this. The bathroom was in fairly good condition and clean, although I disliked the small screen when showering as there was a reasonable sized puddle on the floor when I had finished.
When I went for my evening meal I was given a table right next to a radiator (this one was on) and was sort of cooked on one side and underdone on the other... As to the meal it was fairly good although the orange was overdone in the soup. The cajun chicken was also a little overdone and dry, but there was a nice big bowl of tasty chips and the salad was excellent although the jalapeno pepper slices were unexpected and a little hot. The meal was certainly filling and enough not to consider a sweet course unlike some of the fancy nouveau cuisine some restaurants serve up. The staff were pleasant and the service was pretty good - though they had forgotten a spoon to go with the soup. In the morning I did not have time for a full breakfast and settled for simplicity and cannot help with any comments other than there was no food being kept warm under any heat lamps. The waitress asked if I wished anything which implied that it would be freshly made so perhaps previous comments have been taken on board.
On a plus side there was free WiFi, allegedly in the public areas, but I found it accessible in the room - perhaps I was just fortunate where the room was located.
Overall this hotel is pretty reasonable but not particularly outstanding. I would not be averse to staying here again (perhaps influenced by the limited alternatives in the area).

We booked this hotel through groupon for a weekend away.The staff were fantastic,very attentive.The room was very clean and spacious.The views in West Yorkshire are fantastic and the place is great for walkers.Huddersfield town centre is great for shopping with all the well known shops and inside and outdoor markets.We drove a short way to a lovely country pub called The saw for a meal which was fantastic a real belly buster and not for the faint hearted all home cooking,if you visit here wear expandable trousers.
The breakfasts in the hotel are enormous so you will probably not need lunch.We ate in the restaurant one evening and the food was fantastic,little screens seperate you from other tables and make it a more intimate dining experience.
Don't forget to pack your gym gear and swimwear because you can use both free of charge whilst you are there.
There is a Toby Carvery a short drive away if you don't want to eat in the hotel.We called in theToby for a drink and rather than have a big meal just ordered a bowl of roast potatoes and a plate of cheesy garlic bread for lunch.If you are eating in the hotel in the evening you really don't need to eat a lot at lunch time.
I would reccomend the hotel restaurant the quality of the food is superb,the menu is small but there is something for everyone.We will definitely go back.