Gin Lounge & Suites


Discover Tradition & Quality

  • Our gin lounge, set in the heart of Ilkley town centre, for the over 25s.
  • We serve a selection of over 200 gins from around the world as well as working closely with local suppliers to bring you the very best Yorkshire gins~ All our Gins are served with a range of Franklin and sons Botanically brewed Tonics , home grown Fresh Herbs , fruits and spices from around the world 
  • Check out our New select range of Rums 

 

Private events
The Gin Lounge Ilkley is also available for private parties, so if your wanting to book the venue for Birthdays parties, Hen Parties or any other type of party we can plan and provide almost anything to make your party special and memorable for all that attend.



Opening Hours 


Sunday - Closed 

Monday - Closed 

Tuesday - Closed 

Wednesday open 5 Till 11

Thursday open 5 Till 11

Friday open 4 Till midnight 

Saturday open 2 Till Midnight 


Please be advised that due to the current outbreak and staff shortages we may need to close earlier than normal to ensure the complete safety of our staff 

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A Selection Of Our Rooms -View All Rooms


  • Free Wifi Available
  • Daily House Keeping
  • Blackout Curtains
  • Tea and Coffee Facilities


King-Superior-Ensuite with Bath

Here we have our king Edward suite
set above the Gin lounge in the heart of Ilkley
Be advised that staircases are from the 1855 and therefor not for the faint hearted or people with mobility issues
The king Edward is up 2 flights of stairs
The Gin Lounge Rooms do not serve Breakfast ... Thank you

King-Exclusive-Ensuite with Bath-City View-Queen Alexandra

  • Blackout Curtains
  • Tea and Coffee Facilities
  • Hair Dryer
  • Iron and Ironing Board


King-Exclusive-Ensuite with Bath-City View-Queen Alexandra

Here we have our Queen Alexander suite
set in the building next to the Gin lounge in the heart of Ilkley
Open plan en suite , with Roll top bath at the bottom of the bed
Large doors open up onto the main street with Juliette Balcony

Be advised that staircases are from the 1855 and therefor not for the faint hearted or people with mobility issues