
The Water Lily Room
£0.00The Water Lily Room is a dedicated room within Huddersfield Leisure Centre identified in accessibility information. It forms part of the centre's non-sporting meeting and activity accommodation.
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Huddersfield Leisure Centre is a large multi-purpose leisure and community facility located on Spring Grove Street in central Huddersfield. Opened in May 2015, the £36m centre was designed as a high-specification sports and leisure complex serving local residents, community groups and visitors. Its facilities include swimming pools, sports halls, squash courts, fitness studios, a gym, climbing and bouldering facilities, a café and dedicated meeting/activity rooms. Although it is primarily a leisure and sports facility rather than a conventional conference centre, the building contains several rooms that can be used for meetings, activities, training and community events. AccessAble identifies spaces including the Water Lily Room, Training Room, Studio 4 and Cycle Studio, in addition to the sports and leisure facilities. The centre is particularly suitable for community meetings, training, workshops, activity sessions, sports-related events, children's activities and small group gatherings rather than large corporate conferences. It has Wi-Fi, accessible facilities, its own car park, nearby public parking and proximity to Huddersfield railway and bus stations. The venue's facilities include a 25m eight-lane swimming pool, 20m training pool with movable floor, sports halls, squash courts, martial arts room, climbing wall, bouldering wall, gym, studios and café.






The Water Lily Room is a dedicated room within Huddersfield Leisure Centre identified in accessibility information. It forms part of the centre's non-sporting meeting and activity accommodation.

The Training Room is identified as one of the centre's dedicated indoor rooms. Its primary function is training and group activity rather than large-scale conference use.

Huddersfield Leisure Centre contains extensive indoor sports-hall facilities, with the architectural project describing a 12-court sports-hall provision. These spaces are primarily intended for sport and physical activity but can potentially support large community activities or sporting events.
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