Your booking experience in Leeds (West Yorkshire)
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Budget hotels in Leeds (West Yorkshire)
Consider staying at the 3-star Corn Mill Lodge Hotel if you're traveling on a budget to have access to a sauna, a wellness centre and a spa centre. For those who would like to see Henry Moore Institute, choose a hotel such as the affordable Travelodge Leeds Central that is a 10-minute walk away from the city center. You will find Harman Suites Self-Catering Apartments just a stone's throw from Meanwood Valley Urban Farm.
Proximity to public transport
If you'd like a hotel close to Leeds City Railway train station, try Malmaison Hotel Leeds, which is 300 metres away.
Convenience of staying in the city center
Travelers who prefer staying in the center of the city should check out Met and Radisson Blu Hotel, Leeds, which are a 5 and 5-minute walk from the city center. An option near the city center is Quebecs Luxury Apartments next to Mandela Garden. Jurys Inn Leeds is a great place to stay while visiting Leeds City Centre district.
Mercure Leeds Centre Hotel puts you within a 15-minute walk from Colours May Vary and is located 0.4 km away from the city center.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
We selected top-notch hotels such as Thorpe Park Hotel And Spa, which price starts from 145US$, for those who prefer more space and privacy. Consider booking a room in the boutique Holiday Inn Leeds Garforth, that comes with an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a golf course. Holiday Inn Express Leeds City Centre is a fancy chain hotel within walking distance of stores and designer boutiques.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
The Deakin At Claremont Serviced Apartments, located near Thornton's Arcade, is a cozy bed-and-breakfast hotel offering a free car park and free private parking. If you are on holiday with your family, stay at Best Western Plus Milford Hotel or Clayton Hotel Leeds, which features facilities for the entire family. Crowne Plaza Leeds ia an elegant resort hotel set less than a 15-minute walk from Queens Arcade.
City Guide:
Leeds is a city in anticipation of the future.
The former ''dead center'' of England has grown so rapidly in terms of business that it is going to outstrip major destinations in the near future. It is already a city to measure the world's capitals by, but the ranking of UK favorite destination by Conde Nast Traveller magazine lifted it to the prominence of Europe's most successful city.
Leeds is packed with tourists year round, so you should book a hotel early at Booked.net. From cheap offers to luxury Leeds hotels all are available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms.
More than 18 million visitors choose Leeds as a destination for its nightspots, wow-worthy parties and shopping paradise. If you are a shopper, you should experience the unbeaten choice of shops at the Victoria Quarter, Headrow Centre and Leeds Shopping Plaza. Meanwhile, culture buffs should roll up their sleeves to experience the full range of theatres, opera and top-class museums in the city.
Attractions include;
- Millennium Square features architecture, concerts, exhibitions, ice rinks
- St Anne's Cathedral, an example of a 19th century Catholic cathedral
- Town Hall, the world's finest Victorian building and the symbol of the city
- Parish Church, a neo-gothic church with choir and concerts
- Park Square, a Georgian square right in the city center
Leeds has huge hedonistic vibe and the city turned it into business. Originally, it thrived on textile industry, but then changed it to tourism and finance. Today Leeds is regarded as the second largest financial center in the country after London.
In 1207 the Lord of the Manor, Maurice De Gant established a small town with only 1000 residents mainly sustained through farming. By the 16th century the population would triple on the back of the wool industry. This would lead to the great wealth in the city and two centuries later the writer Daniel Defoe would say: ''Leeds is a large, wealthy and populous town.'' Booming with textiles like wool and linen Leeds suffered from the decline of this business in the 19th century.
Since then the city has changed orientation toward finance and tourism. Thus, new governmental buildings and offices share the skyline with elegant Victorian buildings. Afterwards, Leeds has expanded in all directions encompassing 10 additional districts to house a population of 443,247.
Today Leeds is a desirable place to live with its pedestrianized heart packed with antique shops and old bakeries. It is so charming that you will want to become its overnight guest. Booked.net can take care of your stay in the city.