Staff was amazing. Great location. The restaurant was also…read moregood. The breakfast options were great and they accommodated GF with several options.

Location, location,location!…read more You honestly can't beat the location of the Dean Court Hotel which is situated across from the York Minister. Prime location for walking the city walls, the Shambles, and more. Our room was tiny but there was room to prop suitcases on the desk and luggage rack. The bathroom was nice and modern and a good size in comparison to the room. Breakfast was included and I enjoyed coffee, yogurt and fruit. Some of the items on the breakfast line weren't available such as the breakfast lemon cake. Our only problem was that there was no hot water for showering in the morning!! Apparently there was a power outage in the middle of the night and hot water was not restored yet. When we checked out in the morning they were very nonchalant about it and didn't even really apologize for the inconvenience. They just stated the fact that it was out. It was definitely disappointing to not be able to start our day with a hot shower.

Very picturesque property. Well appointed and beautiful. We were here for a wedding and had a…read morewonderful time! Pros: - Property - beautiful, picturesque, well maintained. - Amenities - the Stable Pub is fantastic, great food and beverage selection. The breakfast was also incredible, traditional English breakfast with plenty of selection for everyone. - Price - very reasonable for a nice facility! - Staff - great staff at the desk and Stable Pub. Took great care of us and responsive. The manager in the Stable was great and made us feel at home. Cons: - Room - incredibly small. While comfortable and had basic amenities, but our room was very small. The bathroom was also very basic with the smallest shower I have ever seen. The amenities are nonexistent. The soap was a squeeze bottle mounted to the wall with the shower having a combination "hair/body" wash. - Air Conditioning - fortunately it wasn't terribly hot but found the air conditioning in common struggled to keep things cool. This was common in all areas including the wedding and reception as well as Stable Pub. The room had a potable fan because there was no air conditioning. We weren't in the room during the day but it was warm at night. The beauty and staff at the property made it great. The facilities are very nice but be forewarned about some of the idiosyncrasies. I'd recommend but likely ask for a bigger room and a bath with a tub and shower.

I had the pleasure of staying at the Weetwood Hall Hotel following a wedding which was held here…read more To do this properly, I'm gonna have to split this into wedding location review and hotel review! So, as a wedding venue it was really good. It was actually my first wedding so I don't really have anything to compare to, but the service was streamlined and lovely - a special highlight was the bride coming down the isle to a wonderful acoustic version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow - it felt like a Wes Anderson film! But everything went perfectly smoothly, all of the staff were excellent and there were no hiccups whatever. The meal was probably a 4/5, but I didn't really care by that point! The evening entertainment was basically a not huge dancefloor with some decent pop songs and a few random awesome choices (Crazy Crazy Nights - get in!!!). So as an alternative to a church wedding, this was rather excellent. Now, from the 1:30pm start, the night went on and on after the scheduled entertainment, into the bar area and reception area until maybe 4-5am for a couple of us. One thing that we benefitted from was the presence of other random guests staying at the hotel who hadn't been there long and so still fancied a drink when most had gone to bed! For this, the bar selection was pretty decent. Lot's a variety in the spirits department, and a couple of good draught drinks - I was mostly on draught Budweiser, which I don't see very often. Also, at £3.50 the price could have been a lot worse! Anyway, the room was clean and spacious, with a really big, comfortable bed. Breakfast was surpringly awesome as well - a couple of different types of sausages and hash browns for example for a bit of variety. Of course, I couldn't finish what I'd started and had to go back to bed for an hour before leaving, but all in all it was an excellent experience, and one which I'd love to do again. Oh and they have both giant Jenga and giant Connect 4 in the garden - and who doesn't love them?!?!

This is a small hotel in Hovingham just outside York. The village itself is picturesque and well…read moreworth a visit. The hotel is comfortable and the beds are great, it has many cosy sitting areas just to catch your breath. The restaurant is small but the food is divine, I recommend the lamb. It has its own small bar where you can also order meals, and it has a small private garden where you can order a cream tea and enjoy the weather.. It is situated on the High Street on one side of a small village square overlooking Hovingham Hall which is the childhood home of the Duchess of Kent, lots of quiet country walks. Just the type of place to rest and recharge your batteries, I'd say is 'Well worth a visit'.

Lovely little hotel in the picturesque village of Hovingham. The food is to die for, especially…read morethe puddings. The decor is comfy and refined (think roaring open fires), and the proprietor and staff are extremely polite and friendly. I always feel at home when I come here. In fact, I'd like to live here...

Stunning Art Deco gem! The staff here were so helpful--particularly since the airline I used lost…read moremy luggage. The staff readily received my delayed bag with ease as I was attending a conference. I love that this hotel is attached to the Leeds train station, making train travel a total breeze. There are lots of dining and cafe options on site. Moreover, the room was so comfortable and clean. The halls were also quiet. I was very well rested here and the location was so convenient. I highly recommend this historic hotel.

Great location, very historic charm, the restaurant had great food but each night it was booked out…read moreso needed to book ahead a day before. My largest complaint is that after I returned to Australia I was billed for a handful of charges which were not on my bill when checking out. I contacted the hotel multiple times via email and they never contacted me. I don't believe any of the charges were true. Either someone else made them or they charged me for services I never used. I'll never return!

The Met hotel is very well placed in the city and so close to the station. The exterior looks very…read moreclassically appealing as well. The reception staff were very nice and very helpful, however the building and rooms themselves are poor. The entire building including the rooms have creaky floors and oversold decor when examining the decor shown in pictures. We requested no housekeeping when asked at check-in, but still had people knocking the next day. The beds are uncomfortable, old and collapsed as seen in the images which doesn't help sleeping at all. The fitted sheets don't fit the mattresses which is uncomfortable. The rooms themselves are also very dirty in corners, edges and crevices, and clearly hadn't been cleaned in months. What added to our distain, which wasn't the hotels fault, were the constant construction sounds from outside which started at the crack of dawn every day, amplified more than expected due to the single glazing in the rooms. I'd have chosen another hotel if I could do it over, but it's good to know for next time

Oh lord I am sleepy. Where to rest my heavy head? Maybe the park bench idea isn't so wise and I'm…read morenot dressed for a cardboard box just yet. So it's the Met for me, yippee. The Met is a long standing traditional hotel in a stunning Grade II listed building. That gives it loads of character that other hotels in the city lack. It's also been recently refurbished inside, so it's elegance from start to finish. So we've established it's got the looks, has it got the moves to back itself up? On my experience it has. Good customer service and very willing staff make my stay even more enjoyable. If you need something (within reason and legal), then just ask and they'll do their best for you. I was tempted to try for a giraffe and a trumpet but I thought I may get ejected. It's not the cheapest; if you want cheap then you know where the travel lodge is. Having said that it's not stupidly priced either. Plus it is a lovely stay and you deserve to spoil yourself from time to time. Go on, you know you want to!

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.

Stayed a night here after having attended my nephews wedding at the nearby Mansion. Indeed we had…read morethree rooms as my daughter, and my son and his wife were also with us. Two rooms were clean and tidy, but daughters had peeling wallpaper and was generally rather tatty, though mainly clean. Beds were comfortable enough Some of the public areas were also in need of attention. The owner was very amiable and friendly. When we went down for breakfast , all the tables were occupied. Had to wait about 15 mins, then we had to split up into two tables. The food however was good. Could be a good hotel if the owner spent a bit of money on tidying it up, and paid attention to some other details. But it served our purpose well, it was walking distance from the Mansion, and we only really need a bed for th enight and some breakfast

Right in the heart of Roundhay sits a glorious bed and breakfast with a lovely garden and a stones…read morethrow from shops and the park. The lady who runs it is very sweet and helpful. The rooms aren't luxurious but for what you pay for its great, with comfortable beds, adequate bathrooms and a lovely breakfast in the morning. Would suit families and couples who want to get away for a weekend.

This hotel has an excellent location alongside the River Ouse. It has a nice lounge area where…read moreyou can have a drink on the balcony overlooking the river. The bartenders were super friendly. In face all of the staff was very eager to help with any questions we had. Parking is in the same building just a few steps away from the front desk. I had asked for a riverview room, but they messed that up somehow and we ended up with a room with a window beside the sidewalk, which was not the greatest. The tub was very high and slippery. My SIL fell in her tub getting out and ended up with some bruises - nothing serious thankfully. No breakfast is included and we were not able to get reservations at a time that worked for us. There were several options within a 5 minute walk.

A great clean hotel with 80 odd rooms, situated on the River Ouse, close to a bridge which takes…read moreyou right into the city centre. A little bit of history I have learnt is that it was built in 2000 and was devastated by the great flood, just after opening. It appeared on television with residents being rescued by boats. Two little things that stops me giving it five stars, firstly no room service, so no breakfast in bed. The other is the price in the bar for certain drinks, although not so bad as many pubs and restaurants are within a few minute walk. If your looking for a clean, comfortable hotel at reasonable prices with no frills, you won't go far wrong here.