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Alder House Hotel was a converted Georgian house set within approximately 2.5 acres of wooded and landscaped grounds in Batley. Historical descriptions emphasise its quiet setting despite its convenient location for Leeds, Bradford and the motorway network. The property contained accommodation, restaurant facilities and dedicated event space. The venue was marketed for weddings, conferences, banqueting and private functions, with the York Suite specifically identified as a suitable space for business and private events. Historical advertising also identifies Mulberry's Restaurant as part of the hotel operation. The property was therefore a useful small-to-medium event venue rather than a large convention centre. Its maximum meeting capacity is listed as 80 people, while it had approximately 20 bedrooms. The historical venue offered a combination of accommodation, restaurant, bar, function facilities, gardens and parking. Its setting was particularly suited to weddings, private celebrations and smaller corporate events requiring overnight accommodation.
The York Suite was Alder House Hotel's principal function and meeting space. It was suitable for conferences, business meetings, wedding receptions, banqueting and private celebrations. With a historical maximum meeting capacity of approximately 80 people, it represented the hotel's main option for larger corporate and social gatherings.
Mulberry's Restaurant provided the hotel's dining and hospitality setting and could support private functions alongside normal restaurant service. It was suitable for meals, private dining, celebrations and event catering.
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