The above sounds brilliant for what one would want in a hotel. I stayed there a few weeks ago, and I was very impressed as soon as i saw where i was staying.
Vital Statistics:
- A 4 star hotel
- Opened in 1937
- 8 floors, about 200 rooms
- Situated in the centre of Leeds - right ... Read review
excl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Built in 1937, The Queens is the most famous landmark ... more
hotel in Leeds city centre. There are 217 spacious bedrooms spanning eight floors, with many offering superb views across the city. Located in the heart of Leeds ...
This elegant landmark hotel is the most famous in Leeds city centre and offers luxurious ... more
4-star accommodation in a convenient central location, close to the shops, clubs and bars. Opened as a hotel in 1937, this historic property occupies a prime posit...
Information:
Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Queens Hotel is located in Leeds, England, within one mile of Leeds Grand ... more
Theatre and the Royal Armouries Museum. Leeds City Station is 100 metres away. Hotel Features. Located on City Square in central Leeds, the Queens Hotel is set in a landmark eight storey stone building boasting original Art Deco interiors. Complimentary newspapers are available in the 24 hour, air conditioned lobby and doorman is available at the front of the hotel. There is also a hair salon on site. The Restaurant at the Queens is on the lower ground floor and serves traditional Yorkshire dishes. Here is a bar on the ground floor, serving cocktails in an Art Deco style setting beneath a chandeliered ceiling. Wireless Internet access is available around the clock in public areas. Conference rooms are available and there is a dedicated business centre. Guestrooms. There are 217 air conditioned guestrooms decorated in deep, rich colours at the Queens Hotel. Rooms all feature satellite television with pay movies, consoles and two hours of complimentary Internet access per day. Amenities include minibars, safes and hair dryers.Expert Tip. The Royal Armouries museum is one mile from the hotel. The museum is home to the national collection of arms and armour and features five theme galleries: War, Tournament, Self Defence, Hunting, and Arms and Armour of the Orient. Internet offer: The room price includes two hours complimentary Internet access.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Queens Hotel is located in Leeds, England, within one mile of Leeds Grand ... more
Theatre and the Royal Armouries Museum. Leeds City Station is 100 metres away. Hotel Features. Located on City Square in central Leeds, the Queens Hotel is set in a landmark eight storey stone building boasting original Art Deco interiors. Complimentary newspapers are available in the 24 hour, air conditioned lobby and doorman is available at the front of the hotel. There is also a hair salon on site. The Restaurant at the Queens is on the lower ground floor and serves traditional Yorkshire dishes. Here is a bar on the ground floor, serving cocktails in an Art Deco style setting beneath a chandeliered ceiling. Wireless Internet access is available around the clock in public areas. Conference rooms are available and there is a dedicated business centre. Guestrooms. There are 217 air conditioned guestrooms decorated in deep, rich colours at the Queens Hotel. Rooms all feature satellite television with pay movies, consoles and two hours of complimentary Internet access per day. Amenities include minibars, safes and hair dryers. Expert Tip. The Royal Armouries museum is one mile from the hotel. The museum is home to the national collection of arms and armour and features five theme galleries: War, Tournament, Self Defence, Hunting, and Arms and Armour of the Orient. Internet offer: The room price includes two hours complimentary Internet access.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The above sounds brilliant for what one would want in a hotel. I stayed there a few weeks ago, and I was very impressed as soon as i saw where i was staying.
Vital Statistics:
- A 4 star hotel
- Opened in 1937
- 8 floors, about 200 rooms
- Situated in the centre of Leeds - right next to the train station, so no worries if you arrive by train. right next to the shopping, clubbing areas. in ... ...was easy, i booked over the phone. Even from the outside, i was impressed, and the inside ground reception was very elegant as well. The staff were polite, and i had no problems with them at all.
The room:
The rooms are massive, with huge windows and bathrooms, that have speakers in them so you can hear the tv. I had no problems with hygiene or cleanliness. However, the actual decor in the rooms was a bit wierd! A not very flattering ... more
The above sounds brilliant for what one would want in a hotel. I stayed there a few weeks ago, and I was very impressed as soon as i saw where i was staying.
Vital Statistics:
- A 4 star hotel - Opened in 1937 - 8 floors, about 200 rooms - Situated in the centre of Leeds - right next to the train station, so no worries if you arrive by train. right next to the shopping, clubbing areas. in fact, one of leeds' best clubs is right opposite! The airpost is less than 15 miles away, if your coming by plane!
My experience:
First of all, this hotel is easy to get to, as described above. checking in was easy, i booked over the phone. Even from the outside, i was impressed, and the inside ground reception was very elegant as well. The staff were polite, and i had no problems with them at all. The room: The rooms are massive, with huge windows and bathrooms, that have speakers in them so you can hear the tv. I had no problems with hygiene or cleanliness. However, the actual decor in the rooms was a bit wierd! A not very flattering dark musky green curtains looked very old style. Not the modern look that i would prefer, but thats just me! the bed was large and adequate, but again, the colour of covers were not very flattering. Am i just being picky? the other down side is the price, with rooms costing over £100 a night, unless you can find a last minute deal. hmmm, but what do you expect for a 4 star in the city centre? The restaurant on the ground floor (No1 City Square) is large and classy. food was nice. In the evening, it got very busy, lots of people mulling around, ready to go out, and in the day, conferences get held at the hotel.
Overall, its in an awesome location, massive hotel, very nice and comfortable. I dont know though, it is a very classy hotel, all you could ask for, but in my view, a bit pricy, and not as modern. i understand that it may be undergoing come refurbishment, so watch this space. Thanks for reading
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 ... ...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 per night, as hotel rates vary in cost like airline seats these days, depednent upon availability, day of the week and seasonality, ...
newty1977 22.01.2006
· Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of The Queens, Leeds
Advantages: excellent services comfortable rooms and great location. Disadvantages: Too high prices
Queens hotel is one of the best hotels in Leeds and also the oldest hotel in Leeds. After the refurbishment that took place a couple of years ago the Queens hotel now has 217 rooms. The rooms are really good and comfortable and the quality of service provided is excellent. The rooms are well furnished and also very comfortable. The rooms can cost about £100 pounds per night unless you get a last minute deal on sundays especially when the hotel is ... ...in the heart of the city right next to the train station and a few mins away from the Leeds Bradford airport. The main plus point of the hotel is the location of the hotel. There is a newly refurbished restaurant in the basement of the hotel. The Queens grill restaurant was refurbished just about 9 months ago. The menu and the quality of the food served in the restaurant is excellent. There is also Queens bar right next to the reception. The hotel ...
harshal_cool3 24.09.2007
· Read full review
Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of The Queens, Leeds
Similar reviews »
Reviews which might be of interest for "The Queens, Leeds"
Advantages: Large quiet rooms, in centre of Leeds Disadvantages: Resatuarant and room cleaning could be improved
Art deco luxury in the centre of Leeds at The Queens. Opened in 1937 this attractive white building situated next to the mainline rail station straddles its access road. In front is Leeds Plaza, the regenererated pedestrian shopping precinct.
One advantage of older hotels are their bigger rooms with high ceilings and solid walls providing sound insulation. My room had an entrance foyer with a modern bathroom off one side, and another solid lockable door led to the bed room. Its fitted with all you'd expect (TV with cable and computer games, minibar, desk, coffee table with armchairs, two large wardrobes, kettle with tea and coffee.
I was pleased with lined curtains that blocked all light and much sound. The windows were double glazed and could be opened.
The bathroom had a full complement of towels on a towel warmer and good ...
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. ...
