Ash Mount Hotel, Leeds

Advantages: Good Choice of establishments
Disadvantages: None !

...The boom in business in Leeds has led to a massive investment in local Hotels, For a weekend clubbing in Leeds don't be dissuaded from calling some of the larger hotels for a weekend rate, most of their business revolves around business visitors during the week, so can often give reduced rates or deals at the weekend. Try The following - Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, The Queens Hotel, Hotel Metropole, Leeds Marriot. For an extra special weekend away, if cash isn't an issue, try Malmaison, or 42 The Calls, both will give extremely high standards of service, you won't be dissapointed (The restaurant attached to No42 is called brasserie 44, and is recommended! If a Country Hotel is more your thing, you will not get better than Oulton Hall, around 5 miles out of Leeds, with it's own Golf course.... Read review

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Advantages: Shopping, Drinking and Shopping
Disadvantages: Same problems any city has!

...Parks Bramley Falls Chevin Forest Park - Otley Golden Acre Park Middleton Park Pudsey Park Rothwell Country Park Rounday Park, Springhead Park - Rothwell ~Hotels~ Leeds offers a wide variety of hotels from the cheap to the outrageous. Just the city centre offers rooms from the ever popular Park Plaza Hotel as well as the Hilton Hotel, Comfort Inn, Marriott Hotel, Travel Lodge, Golden Lion Hotel, Malmaison Hotel, Jury's Inn Hotel, The Calls Hotel, Sleep Inn Hotel, Merrion Hotel, Radisson SAS Hotel, Metropole Hotel, Novotel Hotel, Queens Hotel, Crowne Plaza Hotel and the Express by Holiday Inn Hotel. ~How to get to Leeds?~ Airport- Leeds and Bradford International Airport... Read review

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Advantages: Location, location, location
Disadvantages: Popular if Leeds United are at home on a Saturday

...The Queens Hotel Leeds is ideally located for anyone visiting the city centre ... no more than 10 minutes off the M62 in the heart of the city centre, situated outside and to the front of Leeds mainline railway station. There are ample car parks nearby, with only a short distance to walk with your luggage. Alternatviely, you can request that the conceirge, of this full service 4-star hotel, provide a valet service (at a charge of £5-£10). The hotel is simply the most famous landmark hotel in Leeds, standing proudly in the city's centre since it ws built in the 1930's. It is a traditional hotel in so much as it is very spacious inside, but has recently undergone a major refurbsihment, bringing a very fresh and modern feel to the grand old lady. I don't really like to give an indication of what you would be expected to pay per room... Read review

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