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    The Queens Hotel

    3.5 (21 reviews)
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    The Queens Bar
    Rob W.

    Can't really comment on the hotel, but I did take a group into here recently for a refreshment break in the Queens Bar. The Art Deco interior and very high ceilings create a very styled room, which was good for our short visit there. Not sure how I would feel about staying in there for very long, and definitely isn't somewhere to visit as part of a bar crawl, but if you're out to try and impress someone (such as a date!) then I'd suggest you could visit here early in the evening. Drinks seemed pretty reasonable too, although I did only have a coke it cost £1!

    Morning buffet
    Bruce M.

    I recently travelled to Leeds and stayed at queen's hotel for 3 nights. This hotel is all about the location. Perfectly located in the city square with all kinds of bars, restaurants and malls around. Overall great value for the money.

    View of the Leeds city square frim our 7th floor room
    Melissa B.

    The Queens Hotel on the Leeds City Square was a perfect find following our long journey from DC to Dublin to Manchester to Leeds. We just followed the "way out city square" signs to exit the train station, turned right, and there it was! The lobby was elegant and had an aura of grand-old-hotel-of-byegone-era. Reception staff were gracious and accommodating. We had reserved the dinner and breakfast included package and were so impressed with our chef's presentation of soup, salad, roasted chicken and sea bass. The menu was diverse, and the 28 pound per person dinner allowance allowed us to order whatever we wanted. Traveling with my mom for her 90th birthday, the twin room we reserved was perfect for us. Comfortable and pristinely clean, it had everything we needed--wifi, tv, coffee service, view, over-bed reading lamps, very nice bathroom. We might even try out the pants presser! I would definitely recommend the Queens to anyone traveling by train to Leeds who wants location plus moderate elegance without five star prices.

    All this bar staff, no one at the bar, 15 min wait.
    Steve C.

    Didn't stay here i was only meeting friends for drinks, so as for the accommodation i have no idea. The lounge bar went in stages of being insanely busy to being dead, strange thing was it took about the same amount of time to get served regardless of crowd size, which was very frustrating. Staff seemed to be busy making and serving drinks but i'm not sure who to, perhaps there are functions going on that this bar serves, but service was painfully slow. Pleasant enough staff and very accommodating bumps up my stars from 2 to 3

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    We just followed the "way out city square" signs to exit the train station, turned right, and there it was!

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    New Dock Hall

    (1 review)

    City Centre

    The Saviles Hall is in the Clarence Dock area of Leeds, a rather curious spot with the odd bit of…read moreretail, a few grandiose looking restaurants, plenty of flats and The Royal Armouries within one space. It's an odd location in some senses - you get the impression that once it was built, and everything still looks really rather spanking new, that they assumed folks would flock there to shop and whatnot, but in my few experiences here it's often been really quite quiet. Perhaps it's the nightmare of navigating the Leeds one way system via car, or the slightly out of the way canal-side walk (which is rather pleasant) that puts people off. In any case, that's where she stands. I visited there today, my first ever visit, to attend the Thought Bubble convention -a wondrously magnificent collection of all this graphic, comic and hand penned, for the truly geeky (and some might say, enlightened). For myself, being part-geek, this was an awesome place to spend a few hours, perambulating the large space in search of something special. The trouble is, with such a convention as this, everything catches your eye... I rather needed the Yelp of the graphic novel world to help me navigate which stalls I should stop at, but there you go. I managed to unearth a few gems, needless to say. Other than this event, the Saviles seems to be the place for Christmas dos, Weddings and all manner of other large scale events -the hall itself being gargantuan. I'm sure in the ceiling there were lighting rigs too. Other than that, I've not much to report, except that the refreshment stall was out-of-this-world expensive -£1.70 odd for a bottle of pepsi. No ta. I'll wait. In any case, I'd keep an eye on their programme of events as despite the slightly ghost-town atmosphere nearby, it's not a bad place to be. Plus the canal side wander is pretty lovely -especially in the mist as was today.

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    Temple Works

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    Holbeck Urban Village, City Centre

    A good few weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending an event at Temple Works, and to be honest my…read morevisit here has been long overdue. I've constantly been hearing good things about the space, seen snippets of local cultural veterans' work being performed here, and in general have been told that it's not only a lovely historical building but somewhat of a hub for arts goings on in the fine city of Leeds. So, when presented with a flyer for an underground (almost literally, it felt, once inside) poetic do, I was compelled to attend. Of course, my review of the actual space kind of ends here, besides describing what the slightly crumbling bricks and dusty mortar were like. Even so, the building that the event was held in may have been like an unfinished basement akin to many a house I've been in Hyde Park, it was still the perfect venue for a group of poets, performers, thinkers and contemplaters to meet and showcase. There's something indescribably cool about going to an event, especially one such as it was, in a low-roofed, rustic and intimate building. Something about the urban decay made it feel infinitely more personal, secret and cool to be in, whilst listening to the wordy creations of some fellow Leeds writers. Whilst access to the entirety of this Grade I listed building may be limited, due to health and safety, such innovative and unique events continue to flourish here injecting a real boost into the local cultural scene. Check their up and coming events for more goings on!

    The Queens Hotel - hotels - Updated July 2026

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