This is exactly what I would expect from an IBIS hotel. Clean, functional, inexpensive and basic…read more I'm not sure there is much more to say

We had a really good experience staying at the Bradford Central Premier Inn. The hotel was clean,…read moreservice was excellent and overall had a great stay! I'd stay here again without question and would highly recommend it! The only reason that I didn't give it a 5 star rating was because we were in a big group and there is not a lot of lobby space/space to sit and chill. This meant we weren't able to spend as much time together hanging out.

Stayed in hotel for 3 nights, made to feel very at home, lovely salt water pool & jacuzzi down the…read morecorridor. Pub & restaurant attached, ate in the pub one evening and the restaurant on my last night, food was superb, leave plenty of room as the servings are plentiful

All your entertainment needs in one place, Great function venue with parking & accommodation.read more

I have stayed at this hotel around 30 times plus, Great location and service right in the middle of…read moreBradford. Right outside is a cinema and nandos ect. Highly recommend.

While the staff at the Holiday Inn Express in Bradford are lovely, extremely friendly and very…read morehelpful (which is the basis for my 2 stars), the facilitiies leave a lot to be desired. I have stayed at this Holiday Inn 3 times in the last 2 years and each time I am surprised about how bad the facilities are. Firstly, the window always sound like they are open and are very drafty. You really need to keep the radiator on, even if its not that cold outside. The TV's date back to the 1990's and there is not even a main light in the rooms. So when you are in the room in the evening, there is only a dim corner light available to light the room, which is not very nice! There are two good things, firstly Breakfast is included, which is always nice and secondly there is free wi-fi available for all guests, you just have to ask. That is very useful I must say! Overall, its really not the nicest place to stay!

It's a pretty nice pub. It can be fairly rowdy upstairs, particularly if there's football on…read more There's a nice balcony outside, which is good for smokers or sunny evenings. They do food, I've been a couple of times for food and its been nice. Last time I went they stopped serving at 5pm which was a pain as it was tea time! The downstairs of the pub is lovely, really nice and cosy, but unfortunately they don't tend to use downstairs anymore. I think I would go more often if they did, its much less rowdy and more family friendly for food.

Towering 160m above both what was once the old-money village of Alderly Edge (now a mecca for…read morePremiership footballers and Wags) and the Cheshire Plain in general, the edge has some of the best views of anywhere in the area thanks to the dramatic edge - a steep cliff-like drop. The edge has historic associations with, somewhat incongruously, mining and wizardry, but these days it's a great place to go for a walk with either the kids, the dog, visitors or even a solitary stroll. There are car parks at both the foot of the edge and the top (the latter is the main one) giving the option of a quick trip to the edge itself and back or a longer, more demanding up-and-down walk.