Best Leeds Hotels

"Was a nice hotel, good value considering it was actually quite a posh place, bed was nice and comfy and the place was mostly quiet, the staff were friendly and helpful, the location was ideal for me because I was running Mactuff Really Muddy West Yorkshire in the morning which was located across the road at Parkwood Outdoors"

"Due to an emergency I needed a short stay reasonably priced hotel accommodation urgently. There was a football game in town. I checked many hotels which were booked for the Saturday. I came across Discovery Inn which was ideal for me as it was also very close to the train station and Leeds City Centre. Stay was comfortable, I didn't expect the room to be so large. Service and staff were excellent. Due to my busy schedule I didn't try the food. Definitely will return in the future."

"Good value for money, convenient transportation, friendly service staff. There are many restaurants around, as well as saintsbury's supermarket. Soundproofing is average."

"Nic, clean and comfortable hotel. Ideally situated on the M1 but without the traffic noise. Restaurant a bit limited but there’s more eating places in the services. Bar is a bit pricey, but the staff are fantastic and a credit to the company"

"Hotel was a great location to the station. Room service took over an hour for just some chips and onion rings. The tv only had terrestrial tv as none of the casting options worked. Disappointing considering it’s 2025. The hotel had a strange smell at the entrance on arrival which was off putting."

"I recently stayed at this hotel and overall, my experience was quite mixed. The location itself is excellent, with easy access to nearby attractions and amenities. However, there are several issues that affected my stay. First, the air conditioning in the room was not cold enough, even when set to the lowest temperature. This made it difficult to sleep comfortably, especially during warm weather. Second, the WiFi provided was an unsecured public network, which did not feel safe for handling any personal or sensitive information online. While the room was reasonably clean, the bathroom had a persistent mouldy smell that did not go away throughout my stay. Another inconvenience is that the parking area is not located directly at the hotel, which can be quite awkward if you have luggage or need to access your car frequently. Overall, I would not recommend staying here for more than one night. There are better options available in the same area."

"The price is absolutely cheap, you can drive to York Ole's park &ride for half an hour to transfer to the city bus. The room is not small, very clean, parking is free, there is a restaurant at the door, all holiday inn for breakfast are the same. There is no elevator, you need to carry your luggage upstairs."

"Look at the historical building in the canal building and the book is located in the busy street of university students. But the location is a bit inconvenient. I heard that there are many buses passing by when you go straight out of the gate. But if a person is carrying a heavy weight, it will be awkward. Fortunately, I can’t hold it because I don’t have a lift. It looks so beautiful. The night we arrived, it was super foggy and it seemed that Harry Potter was in the scene. I thought it would be good internally, but I found out that it is actually a good company. The environment is so peaceful and comfortable. The staff are not many but friendly. It feels like living in a dorm, so youthful"

"Stayed at the Ibis Hotel during my trip to Leeds and it was exactly what I needed for a short stay. Nothing fancy, but decent, clean, and tidy throughout. The room was comfortable and well-kept, offering good value for a budget hotel. It's about a 15-minute walk from Leeds train station, which was convenient. Overall, a solid and reliable choice if you're looking for a straightforward, affordable place to stay"

"Beautiful clean hotel. Rooftop bar is lovely. Did not have food there. The beds are so comfortable"