Hotels with WiFi in Leeds

"The hotel is brand new, and the room is incredibly spacious with no unpleasant odors. The smart climate control kept the temperature very comfortable. The bed was soft and the window was large, which really helped me shake off the fatigue from staying in some super old hotels in France. I definitely want to come back again! (Picture three shows the view from the window)"

"We had a wonderful stay at the Dakota in Leeds. The staff were phenomenal and very accommodating, even taking delivery of an item prior to our arrival. It is excellently located, with a solid albeit not spectacular breakfast. Arguably the only area for improvement would be providing a few more amenities in the room. There is no mini fridge, limited wardrobe space, and the bathroom was a little lacking - no cotton pads, cotton ear buds, or toilet brush. Otherwise I can highly recommend this place for any stay in Leeds."

"First time in an easyHotel and it will be the last. The room was quiet, the air conditioning worked well, and the hotel is very central - these are the only good things. Bad things- reception staff were unwelcoming, generally apathetic and stingy when it came to using any sundries/consumables, never asked how our stay was or said thankyou. Room has windows but they cant be opened at all, not even a crack. Room does not even have a table, let alone a kettle, a luggage rack, a proper wardrobe, there is literally nowhere to put your things other than the floor, not even a window ledge (there is plenty of room for a small table, and a chair and a luggage rack. We had to ask for disposable cups to get hot water from the lobby and take it to our room on the 3rd floor every time we wanted a drink. I was even told to re use the cups more as they seemed to think I was using too many (i was already re using them as much as i could). They say they are carbon neutral and green etc yet they cant give you a kettle and re usuable cups. There is a rip off vending machine and 2 chairs in the lobby area right opposite the lift and back office - hardly a nice environment to enjoy any drinks in. There is no maid service unless you pay extra, even if you just ask to habe a change of sheets and make the bed yourself the staff have to check with the front desk to make sure they dont charge you for it. The beds are small and not very comfortable, the room numbers are poorly signed in the corridors. This hotel is like being on an easy jet flight, only for us it lasted a whole week. You have an uncomfortable seat included and thats it. Everything else is chargeable or limited or none existant including feeling like a valued guest. You are made to feel like you are an inconvenience if you expect any kind of welcome or service. This makes Traveloge feel like luxury. If you are out in the city for 1 night for a concert or a party night and literally just want a bed to crash in (a hostel would work for this) then this place is ok. If you want a nice stay for more than 1 night this is not the place to stay."

"The hotel breakfast was delicious and had a good variety. The front desk service was excellent; we arrived early and they thoughtfully arranged an early check-in for us. The hotel's location is super convenient, very close to both the bus station and the train station. The only minor drawback was that the cleaning staff entered the room without knocking to ask if we needed anything."

"Would absolutely recommend! Had a working window, although it was a bit noisy when open but great to get some air in The shower had great pressure, the bed was comfy, the light wasn’t too harsh, my room had yellowish bulbs instead of white and you could have a reading light if needed. Great fo travel for business!"

"I loved staying at Quebecs, I was here for a solo trip and only stayed for one night. Its very boutique, staff at the reception were lovely and professional, explained everything that I needed to know. My room was very spacious and comfortable. Will definitely be booking here again, maybe more than one night next time!"

"Altough fully paid thriough Trip.com, the reception had difficulty in finding my booking. Don't be fooled by the swimming pool photo offered by the hotel, it is actually quite tiny. The hotel room is a bit small. We paid £61 a night including breakfast for 2. No complain. From the reception to the bedroom, there are many 3 steops along the way. Altough step lifts are provided, probably not worth to use them just to get a large luggage over the steps. The location is excellent, it is near The Springs retail park which is a new shopping and dinnig place."

"Lovely overnight stay at Queens for a concert in the city. Location is ideal (attached to the train station). Excellent, friendly staff. Did online check in before arrival which made it quick and simple to collect key card from the reception. The room was spacious and clean with everything you’d need. Limited noise from outside even though the hotel is slap bang in the city centre. Would stay again."

"Great location for our stay, central for what we were there for. Pricey for what you get but for the time of year it was to be expected. This was a very rare mother/daughter night away for my daughters 15th birthday, info as added to our “special occasion section” upon booking but sadly no note or card upon arrival. Hotel was spotless but our room (209) had a potent stench of sewerage upon check in. Bed was SO comfy which was a plus. S"

"The hotel is right next to the train station. The front desk staff was a Pakistani guy, and he was incredibly friendly. Seeing I was Chinese, he immediately upgraded my room, telling me, 'I must give you the best, everything is new, everything is fresh.' When I was filling out the form, I had only completed two lines and was about to ask him about the third, but he just said, 'It's fine,' and took the form away. As soon as I entered the room, for the first time ever, the lights came on without me having to insert a card. It was also the first time I've seen a welcome message with my name on the TV. This was also the first time I've encountered air conditioning in any accommodation in the UK (be it hotels, B&Bs, or dorms). It was the first hotel that made me feel like it was a complete package (everything was well-equipped, except for the usual lack of toothbrushes and toothpaste). And it was the first time I played a game with a remote control (though I fell asleep after just a couple of tries). By the time I settled in, it was already 9 PM. At this hour, finding a restaurant outside is tough, and walking around a strange city at night didn't feel very safe. But the hotel has its own restaurant. The prices were a bit steep, but the service and food were definitely worth it, especially the feeling of being able to have a hot meal after a long, tiring day. (The fries were genuinely freshly made, and they gave a whole jar of sauce!) It was a truly satisfying experience. The staff here are genuinely great. Whether it was the Pakistani guy at the front desk, the Black gentleman at the restaurant, or anyone else, they all made an effort to say a few words in Chinese. It really felt like what they say in 'Blossoms Shanghai' – even though you can communicate in English, when someone speaks your language, you truly feel their sincerity. For that meal, I fully expected to pay a service charge (and I would have gladly paid it at this restaurant; normally, I'd remove it if I didn't feel the service was earned). But the bill came with clear pricing, no hidden fees. I didn't have any cash on me, otherwise, I definitely would have left a tip."