My wife and I decided that we would celebrate 40 years of marriage with family and a few friends…read more The Parkway was not our initial choice but fate intervened and the Parkway it was. They provided a free room and PA system all we paid for was the meal and wine. The service was outstanding and the portions of superbly cooked food enough to satisfy any gargantuan appetite. Martin held control and in his own inimitable laid back style mastered the evening, truly amazing. The facilities at the Parkway gave our out of town guests the opportunity of using it as a base to visit family and/or the tourist attractions which they all took advantage of. A particular guest has back problems, the Parkway sorted out her bed and she had a wonderful stay. One can ask for nothing more.

From the owner: Choose the Mercure Leeds Parkway Hotel, nestled in the award winning, picturesque Gold Acre Park…read morenature reserve in the North West of Leeds. With the Yorkshire Dales only 3 miles away, take time to relax, play tennis, take a spa day or relax in the Jacuzzi by the pool. Get back to nature at the Mercure Leeds Parkway Hotel, take time to wander over 130 acres of surrounding woodland, three lakes, parkland and landscaped gardens, or visit the adjacent Adel Dam bird sanctuary. Walk the dog, enjoy quality time with the kids by using our pool or mountain bikes to explore the local area. Inside you'll find a mix of contemporary décor and 1930s glamour - our Art Deco ballroom makes an elegant backdrop for weddings. Take a sauna in our spa, keep fit in our pool or on our tennis courts. Leeds centre is seven miles away or explore the Yorkshire Dales, three miles from the hotel. Afternoon tea and a delicious menu in our Brasserie are waiting when you return.

I was apprehensive about booking this hotel at first though Ive read and reread the reviews because…read moreI grew up 5o yards from there and hotels on that road didnt have a good reputation. But whilst talking to someone after Leeds West Indian Carnival he recommended the hotel. 'you know the owners. They used to own that delicatessen near your house.' that did it. I temebered the nice couple whohsed to serve Goyer cheese and salami. I also got my favourite polish caramel sweets from there. So i booked and got a lift there within half hour. They were welcoming and as friendly as I remembered them from 1972. Booking in was so good My bags were carried upstairs and i was wished good night. I watched tv for half an hour then settled in the cosy bed with pretty flowered bedding. I slept through till 7. A rarity for me. I felt at home.Breakfast at 8.30 was a wonderful experience in a spacious restaurant. I had a spoonful of each cereal and the milk was brought in a small jug. Personal service making me feel special. Toast was brought in on a plate and tea in a teapot. My breakfast was well cooked and on an oval plate.they asked if everything was ok, did I need anything else. I was even offered another pot of tea in case the other was cold. They took time to have a conversation when I said I used to buy ham salami and cheese from them. I Mentioned my favourite sweets too. I then went back to bed for half an hour. The other staff were as friendly as the owners. They allowed me to watch tv and charge my phone in the lounge though it was past checking out time. Everyone was So calm and relaxed. And someone even send them some flowers. All in all it was a wonderful experience and i can't wait to-do it again.

This simple hotel is at the heart of the city centre , the rooms are basic but they will do , if…read moreallyou need a is a good night sleep , Really friendly staff and great food at the cafe . small place with only 16 rooms so it's more friendlty. prices start from £38 bargin!!

The hotel itself is excellent, the staff are friendly and professional. The hotel restaurant is…read moresituated next door TGI Fridays so the evening meal was superb. What severely lets it down is the appalling breakfast experience. The mushrooms tasted of cheese, the hash browns were rock hard and my poached eggs arrived undercooked and raw. Don't even get me started on the serving methods though. Food is served in antiquated metal food trays and customers take them off and are forced to pile them up to get to each section. This is truly a surprise after such a great experience until this point.

I have recently stayed in the Premier Inn in Leeds City Centre and thought it was great…read more It is reaching the end of its rennovation period so all the rooms are lovely and fresh looking, the facilities are great and the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. It is just a short 10 minute walk to the city centre (a nice straight road too so there is no way that you can get lost, which I have a tendancy to do). If you don't fancy a walk to get something to eat, there is a TGI Fridays underneath the hotel which is great. The hotel is relatively cheap (if you book in advance) but can be more expensive if you have a last minute trip. The only bad thing I really noticed was the fact that you had to pay for the use of the internet. Breakfast is not included but at £5.25 for an all you can eat buffet, its not half bad! Overall I thought this was a great place to stay and great value for money!

Easily the most pleasant place I have stayed in Leeds. Your room is far nicer than anything you…read morewill find in Leeds' hotels, featuring not only a spacious bed, clean bathroom (with Molten Brown toiletries) but also a separate living area which includes a small kitchen. All of this is particularly welcome if you are staying away from home for any period of time (as I currently am). In fact, my room is so nice it will feel very hard to leave it to go home.

There could really do with being one of these right in the centre, or near abouts. Not to my…read moreknowledge is there a Clock Hotel, or Clock Hotel type of lodgings. It's a cheap and cheerful kinda place, that as Alexandra says, is open all hours every hour for those situations when you can't get home yourself, or when a few mates come down to see you, but there's no way you can put them up because there's someone already on the sofa, or you plain don't want them there. Accomodation is priced by room, and at £30 for a couple, it's a bit of a bargain. Even if it is very basic accomodation, it offers some of the mod cons we've come to love, wi-fi, car park, a telly, and NEED when away from home. It's not a grand affair, but it doesn't profess to be. And bonus, if you've been out on the lash, and this is your crash pad for the night...check out isn't until 11.30 am. woop!

The Clock Hotel is one of those places which you could imagine saving you from a very rubbish…read moresituation, such as having nowhere to sleep in the middle of the night. It is open 24 hours a day and so even if it is 3am, your car has broken down and you are a while away from Leeds City Centre, you still have a 'sleep in a real bed' option. Hooray! They offer single (£25 per night), double (£30 per night) or family (£40 per night) rooms. The family rooms sleep 4 people. All of which are en-suite and include access to TV, hot drinks, internet, breakfast and a monitored car park to keep your wheels as safe as you. It is extremely basic and nothing special but could be very useful if you're stuck.

This hotel is in a lovely location just off the student trail and busyness of Woodhouse Lane /…read moreHeadingley Lane. The street is full of lovely houses and most importantly right next to 'The Ridge', a lovely woodland area perfect for dog walking, a jog, or a just a picturesque breath of fresh air. The building used to be the home of a local mill owner and was converted into a hotel 'quite some time ago'. After the new owners spent some time refurbishing it The English Tourist Board updated it's star rating from 3* to 4*. From having a quick look round it's not my exact type of taste, however, I do think it looks incredibly comfortable and would be much to the taste of many looking for a quiet spot to stay in whilst they visit Leeds. Maybe parents visiting for their offspring's graduation or something like that.

Step back in time to the 50s. A Faulty Towers-style hotel lacking style or congruency this oddly…read morearranged resting place is set within the walls of a Secret Garden with magical old trees dotted around large lawns and tons of parking. The décor leaves so much to be desired it is untrue, sometimes inconspicuous the ugly, obscure nature of some things smack you round the face like a right hook from a heavy-weight. Rooms and communal areas are clean and tidy, the reception is someone's office where you feel you are about to be told off by a headmistress. Breakfast is good and the staff friendly if a little inefficient. Be aware, turning into this hotel may result in taking a chunk of your car out and leaving on the brick work of the entrance gate.

This is our second experience in a member of the Hand Picked Hotel chain (19 hotels in the…read morenationwide chain). It truly is a high class family of hotels - great service, clean, high standards and wonderful historic locations. Today is the first day out of lockdown, first day for hotels to be open (with limitations) and public dining in MONTHS. Our first trip "out" since we spent a few days at another Hand Picked Hotel (Stanbrooke Abbey in Worcester) last October. Our room is immaculate but smaller than the Stanbrooke but lower cost too. You cannot enter the hotel itself until rules allow it in another 5 weeks or so - so straight to our room which can be entered from outdoors directly. Food is brought by room service but they have an outside "TeePee" which we tried tonight - but TOO COLD so tomorrow we will be in room dining for sure! Will edit this review over the next few days!

When I lived in London and my company would send me to Leeds they'd often put me up here. I…read morepersonally err towards smaller boutique hotels but The Radisson has plenty to recommend it. The location is fabulous, a short walk or cab ride from the train station and right at the heart of good shopping and eating and residence at the hotel gives you access to the gym at The Light. The hotel is housed in a stunning deco-themed space and the rooms here are extremely well-equipped and spacious bordering on the obscene if you're a single business traveller. Staff are polite, efficient and helpful, which is all you can ask for. In terms of refreshments there are options for eating and drinking in your room or at the hotel bar and restaurant, I've found both options to be perfectly good, although if you have the time please venture further afield!

We stayed at the Radisson for 1 night last summer. We didn't know what to expect from this hotel as…read morewe booked it over the internet (at a very good price) but we were not disappointed! The hotel is in the heart of Leeds making it perfect for exploring the city. Although it was very busy, the check in was good, fast and efficient and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room we had was small but very classy and had everything we needed. It was stylishly decorated and very clean and tidy with all the usual facilities you expect. There was a mini bar which as per usual was ridiculously overpriced so we steered clear! After having a lovely meal in Leeds we came back and sat in the bar and had a few drinks. Once again, the staff were happy and friendly and mad sure we had everything we needed. The bed was very comfortable and breakfast the next morning was very nice. I can recommend this hotel for anyone stayin for either business or pleasure and should we go to Leeds again I would definately choose the Radisson.

Travelodges have certainly come in handy for me in the past, when I was doing the old open days…read morebefore picking my university, my Mum and I stayed in these in each city as they were the cheapest and it was a name we knew and trusted. Of course it's no 5 star experience and I don't think it's meant to be either. But for a clean simple bed, complimentary UHT milk cartons and coffee sachets and some unlabeled soap in the shower room - this company is a winner! My most recent experience of this Travelodge though is with their conference rooms; I was booked on to a training course that was held here. My work friends and I went on in and made our way past the open doored kitchen (bizarre, I know), lounge and bar area, the toilets and a bunch of guest rooms. After commenting on how strange a location it was for a conference room we went in. The room was pretty spacious, with wheelchair access (ramped), big bright windows and white walls and we were provided with an OHP. Complimentary teas, coffees and biscuits were provided and overall it was a fairly decent place to go for a training session. I imagine the price for the room hire here was vastly less than some of the other conferencing centres dotted around Leeds and it was really easy to get to being in the city centre. However, you get what you pay for, and in the same way that the overnight stay here won't have you wowed, neither will the conference rooms. Simple, clean and cheap. That's it!

I think the best way to describe this hotel is basic. It was clean but the rooms seemed small and…read morecompact and made me feel a bit claustropobic. The front desk staff were friendly enough but took a while to book me in eventhough I had pre-booked. It has a very central location but if you want a bit of comfort choose one of the other central hotels instead.

Called here on the way to Manchester airport before a holiday, 5 mins from M1 easy parking and a…read morefriendly welcome. My wife ordered Steak and ale pie and I had the Gammon steak and chips The food was served quickly and looked very appetising. The gammon was thick and well cooked, the chips were huge and home cooked and was served with a soft fried egg and a spiced pineapple chutney. The plate was cleared and every mouthful was enjoyable. My wife'a steak and ale pie was piping hot and full of meat. The mashed potatoe was creamy and the veg was well cooked. All in all a very nice dining experience. Better than a motorway cafe!

The bloke that runs this place, Ron, is awesome. Really funny, very amenable, and he clearly runs a…read moretight ship. He also cooks a mean full english. There are only 4 bedrooms on offer, and they're clean, well furnished and comfy enough, although a little bit dated. TO be fair though, the tariff was only £65 B&B so I'm not going to complain. We'd been at a wedding at another hotel and came back pretty late, but Ron had given us his number so he could let us in. Ooh and the Ploughmans (£8.95) is delish.