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Struggling to find family hotels in Leeds that can cater for you and the kids without turning into a cartoonish hellhole full of neon and E numbers? Relax, we’ve got you covered.
Here are the best family-friendly hotels in Leeds, that offer as much for grown-ups as it does for your little urchins.
Here are our picks
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1. Innkeepers Lodge at the Calverley Arms
Image courtesy of Innkeepers Lodge at the Calverley Arms, Leeds. Innkeepers Lodge at the Calverley Arms, Calverley Lane, Leeds, LS28 5QQ - Visit now
Set in the picturesque village of Calverley, just 7 miles from Leeds, this 19th century inn has enough rustic charm to keep everyone happy. And if the Victorian stylings don’t encourage your children to be seen and not heard, you can always drown them out by methodically working your way through the range of cask ales. Cheers!
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2. Neptune Apartments
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3. Park Plaza
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4. Clayton Hotel
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5. Village Hotel Leeds North
Village Hotel Leeds North, 186 Otley Rd, Headingly, Leeds, LS16 5PR - Visit now
This relaxed hotel is a couple of miles away from Leeds city centre, and features a swimming pool for the kids to splash about in. Plus, if they’re cricket fans you’re only a short walk from Headingley Carnegie cricket stadium. Owzat!
Leeds Visitor Guides
Music Venues in Leeds
Boasting a strong musical heritage, Leeds has a wealth of music venues to match: from suburban social clubs and former textile mills to co-operatively run DIY spaces and its recently built arena, the city has plenty of exciting spaces to offer its young, outgoing population.
Theatres in Leeds
From family-friendly fun to unique productions, there’s something for everyone in Leeds. Check out our guide to the best theatres in Leeds.
Art Galleries in Leeds
Leeds and its surrounding region is bursting with some of the best galleries and art centres in the North – and they’re beginning to reopen.
Literary places in Leeds
With Simon Armitage as the University’s first Professor of Poetry, no less, there’s plenty going on literature and spoken word wise in Leeds, including a number of regular nights, events run by literary magazines such as Strix and Zarf, and a thriving festival scene.
Museums in Leeds
The famous, man-eating Leeds Tiger, a 3,000 year-old-mummy that survived WWII, the gothic ruins of a 12th century Cistercian monastery, and ‘the best cinema in the world’ are just some of the treasures waiting to be discovered as you work your way through this hand-picked selection of museums in Leeds.
Luxury Hotels in Leeds
Got a few quid and not afraid to spend it? Live the life you deserve at one of Leeds’s best luxury hotels – here’s our expert guide to the best.
