Hotels in Leeds City Center, Leeds

Stunning room, great bed, very comfortable. Cannot complain about anything apart from we had an accessible bathroom and my friend had a shower at 2am and water went everywhere. Our room was a big puddle, I had to call for help. Something went wrong with the drainage and water wasn't going down. Also downside was 3 tiny sachets of milk and tiny coffee sachets so we couldn't enjoy our morning coffee in the room. Apart from this, everything was great.

Very local to train station and city centre Double room very big space with a very large bathroom with a bath 🛀🏼  Towels provided  No shampoo but soap Breakfast was only continental  The walls are paper thin Could hear everything going on in all rooms next to us Some had NO RESPECT! Music so loud, shouting, screaming and laughing most the early hrs of morning!!!  Wasn’t impressed but there you go!

Good service attitude, good hotel style, complete facilities, good front desk service, intimate, fast check-in, clean and tidy room, strong network, big bed, clean bathroom, comfortable bath, simple and convenient kitchen and laundry equipment in the room, superb stay experience, will come next time!

Very nice and welcoming. The location is about ten minutes' walk from the train station, which is also very convenient. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which is also very convenient. Moderate distance to bus stops and shopping malls

I stayed in the city of Leeds for 2 weeks. Because the second week coincided with the Spring Festival in 2024, I chose this apartment because the apartment had cooking facilities (there are not many hotels in Leeds that can satisfy your cooking needs). The overall castle architecture of Quebec is in line with European characteristics. If you like something similar, you can choose it. The location of the apartment is very good, just opposite Leeds Railway Station (between the station and the apartment is a square [historic building], take a walk and watch the pigeons, the square is close to the apartment and there is a bar downstairs), and next to it is Leeds Commercial Street, shopping , travel and food are all available, very convenient. The entrance and exit door to the apartment is on the side of the building (next door to the bar). The front desk is very friendly. The apartment is very tidy. This time I booked a one-bedroom apartment with an open kitchen (complete with tableware). The only drawback is that the refrigerator provided can only be used for refrigeration, not freezing (the temperature control for refrigeration can only be set to the lowest). Another shortcoming is that the windows cannot be opened (neither the living room nor the bedroom can be opened). It is probably unsafe considering that the windows in the apartment are too big (the windows in the living room are really very big), so the smell of cooked food evaporates slowly. .

The hotel is right next to the train station. The front desk staff was a Pakistani guy, and he was incredibly friendly. Seeing I was Chinese, he immediately upgraded my room, telling me, 'I must give you the best, everything is new, everything is fresh.' When I was filling out the form, I had only completed two lines and was about to ask him about the third, but he just said, 'It's fine,' and took the form away. As soon as I entered the room, for the first time ever, the lights came on without me having to insert a card. It was also the first time I've seen a welcome message with my name on the TV. This was also the first time I've encountered air conditioning in any accommodation in the UK (be it hotels, B&Bs, or dorms). It was the first hotel that made me feel like it was a complete package (everything was well-equipped, except for the usual lack of toothbrushes and toothpaste). And it was the first time I played a game with a remote control (though I fell asleep after just a couple of tries). By the time I settled in, it was already 9 PM. At this hour, finding a restaurant outside is tough, and walking around a strange city at night didn't feel very safe. But the hotel has its own restaurant. The prices were a bit steep, but the service and food were definitely worth it, especially the feeling of being able to have a hot meal after a long, tiring day. (The fries were genuinely freshly made, and they gave a whole jar of sauce!) It was a truly satisfying experience. The staff here are genuinely great. Whether it was the Pakistani guy at the front desk, the Black gentleman at the restaurant, or anyone else, they all made an effort to say a few words in Chinese. It really felt like what they say in 'Blossoms Shanghai' – even though you can communicate in English, when someone speaks your language, you truly feel their sincerity. For that meal, I fully expected to pay a service charge (and I would have gladly paid it at this restaurant; normally, I'd remove it if I didn't feel the service was earned). But the bill came with clear pricing, no hidden fees. I didn't have any cash on me, otherwise, I definitely would have left a tip.

Had a lovely couple of nights staff were very friendly nothing was too much trouble and the bonus was all you could eat breakfast would recommend it was a lot of choices x

Checked in for the second time. The location of the hotel is very good. It takes less than ten minutes to walk from the train station. Although the hotel facilities are older, it does not affect the use. The price-performance ratio in the surrounding hotels is better. There are bars around the hotel. It’s the weekend that gets busier, and it doesn’t stop until dawn. Friends who are afraid of noisy choose carefully. The front desk service is a bit emotional. Overall ok, will live again