Looking for decent business hotels in Leeds? Well then, this one’s for all you successful businessmen and women. You know what you want – a nice hotel – but you don’t know how to get it – fear not, let us take over. Here are the best hotels in Leeds for all you movers and shakers in the business world.
Leonardo hotel houses 248 guest rooms. Rooms are spacious and well-equipped, with plush beds, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. And that is just in the Standard room.
If you’re looking for a hassle-free stay in Leeds, Hampton by Hilton Leeds City Centre has you covered. Sitting just a short walk from the city’s best shops, bars, and attractions, this modern and welcoming hotel is a great base for work, play, or a bit of both.
A short walk from the city centre train station, the Marriott Hotel is unassuming but effective. The rooms have everything you need, with no costly bells and whistles, but with good-sized rooms in a useful city centre location.
Why not bring a touch of cricket to your stay? The 36 rooms at Headingley Lodge all offer fantastic views of the world famous Headingley cricket stadium.
The Novotel hotel in Leeds is an efficient modern option, based near the train station and various restaurants, with clean, smart rooms. Our tip? Try the breakfast, you won’t regret it.
Businessfolk of a certain vintage may recall the ITV show The Darling Buds Of May, which featured national treasure David Jason and the now world-famous Catherine Zeta Jones. Well, you can follow in their footsteps and stop at the Principal Met Hotel, a listed building from 1898, which featured in the show back in 1991. Lovely jubbly.
It might be part of a chain, but the Hilton boys and girls know what they’re doing. This is a modern hotel with great views over the city, complete with rooftop bar – the perfect place to relax after a hard day deal-making.
Malmaison Leeds is a historic and dramatic building, full of character and individual style. Beautifully refurbished quirky bedrooms with power showers, blackout curtains and great beds.
ibis Leeds City Centre Arena is a hotel that’s Yorkshire through and through. Brewed with the very best of Leeds and Yorkshire, this hotel’s bustling and modern like the city.
Welcome to Yorkshire and Oulton Hall & Spa. Perfectly located to explore the whole of Yorkshire, standing within the beautiful Yorkshire countryside close to Leeds.
Comprising 147 sophisticated rooms and suites, this Leeds accommodation offers the desirable combination of a city centre location and historical character.
Conveniently situated in the centre of Leeds, Hampton By Hilton Leeds City Centre provides air-conditioned rooms, a gym, free WiFi and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a business centre.
At the Leonardo Hotel Leeds they aim to make your stay exceptional. It starts as soon as you step inside the hotel, from the welcoming bar atmosphere and comfortable Costa Coffee lounge, to the relaxed quality of their restaurant.
Originally built as the country retreat for the Vavasour family, Wood Hall is set amongst 100 acres, with fine views of the surrounding area.
Marriott Hotel is a contemporary hotel in the city centre of Leeds. It boasts the largest indoor swimming pool in Leeds, a well-equipped fitness centre, and a sauna.
Weetwood Hall Estate is 17th century manor house that has been repurposed into a modern luxury hotel.
Queens is a massive, art-deco styled, luxury hotel for those who want something a little different.
Quebecs Hotel is a stately, 19th century hotel in walking distance of the Leeds’ Grand Theatre and Opera House.
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Small and perfectly formed, that’s the nature of the boutique hotel. Leeds has a whole host to choose from but don’t worry, we’ve picked out the very best, just for you.
Ah, kids. Can’t live with them, can’t get rid of them without getting into serious trouble with the law. Ease the pain by taking them on holiday in Leeds, and stay at one of our carefully-chosen family-friendly hotels
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