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To the north-northwest of London, on the valley of River Aire, in the eastern foothills of the Pennines, sits the pulsating city of Leeds. It is the largest city in Yorkshire and one of Britain's main cultural centres – it has its own opera and ballet companies. The town is also home to historic sites, such as the Kirkstall Abbey and the Royal Armouries, as well as art galleries and attractive outdoor spaces such as the Millennium Square.
Leeds offers a wide range of accommodation options – from luxury and international brands hotels that offer free parking and a garden to campsites and self-catering apartments with balconies that provide great city views. You'll always find somewhere to stay in Leeds, whatever your budget.
Neighbourhoods of Leeds
This vibrant city is very populous. It spreads across several distinct neighbourhoods — each with its own unique identity. Here are a few neighbourhoods that you should explore while visiting Leeds:
- City centre: This is the central business district of the city and is so full of life. You will find almost everything within walking distance from each other— eateries, drinking dens, museums, galleries, exhibition centres, hospitals and banks, among others.
- Chapel Allerton: Full of bars and restaurants, Chapel Allerton is an upmarket neighbourhood in Leeds. It is perfect for those who love premium accommodation.
- Meanwood: Fancy a village-like atmosphere? Meanwood boasts a leafy, green neighbourhood that upholds a vibrant community spirit.
- Holbeck: UK's first legal red-light district, Holbeck, is a fascinating neighbourhood in Leeds. It has a rural-urban setting and a mixture of both industrial and residential buildings.
- Headingley: This is home to Leeds' student population and, with its abundance of nightlife, is one of the coolest hoods.
- Roundhay: It plays host to the world-famous Roundhay Park and some of the most popular events in Leeds, including a world-class annual fireworks display in November.
What to do and see in Leeds
As West Yorkshire's economic and cultural hub, there's never a dull day in Leeds. This city is a world with infinite possibilities, including fun-packed activities and exhilarating sites to keep you hooked during your stay.
- Leeds Art Gallery: This is a must-visit site for all art lovers. It has an awe-inspiring collection of about 750 paintings featuring different artists from all over the world, some dating as far back as 1782.
- The Grand Theatre: It plays home to Opera North.
- West Yorkshire Playhouse: It is the biggest production theatre outside London and is well worth your time.
- Briggate: The place is famous for its many historical shopping malls, including Thornton's Arcade. The arcade first opened its doors in 1820 and is easily identified by its clock and four life-sized figurines. The Grand Arcade and Queen's Arcade both host a range of high-end designer shops.
- The Royal Armouries Museum: It's home to Britain's national collection of armour and weaponry, containing pieces over 3,000 years old from all over the world.
Other notable interests in Leeds include Harewood House, Leeds Industrial Museum and Temple Newsam House.
What to eat in Leeds
Be sure to tickle your taste buds with a steak and ale pie. It's a staple in Leeds and a classic British dish classic that you can order from the comfort of your hotel. It's made of a thin pastry shell that's filled with soft-braised beef, assorted vegetables, Worcestershire sauce, and accompanied by some hot chips and peas. You can also sample a British burrito. It's made of a large flat-rolled Yorkshire pudding that's filled with succulent pieces of roast beef and served with coleslaw, chips and a large dollop of gravy.
Typical events and festivals in Leeds
Some of the popular events in Leeds include:
- Leeds West Indian Carnival: An annual two-day carnival that attracts about 100,000 people. It starts from the streets of Chapeltown and Harehills and ends near Potternewton Park.
- Leeds Festival: An annual rock and indie music festival that takes place in Bramham Park.
- Light Night Leeds: It takes place every October and is UK's largest arts and lights.
- Leeds International Pianoforte Competition: This is held every three years at Leeds Town Hall and has launched the careers of most major concert pianists.
- Leeds International Film Festival: The biggest film festival in England outside of London, showing films from all over the world and hosted at Garforth.
How to move around in Leeds
The chief means of public transport in Leeds is the well-developed and well-coordinated bus service. There is also a train network managed by the Metro. You can also choose to use taxi services, which are readily available outside the railway station.
The climate in Leeds
Leeds' climate is oceanic and largely influenced by the Pennines. It marks summers with mild temperatures and moderate rainfall, whereas winters are cold and cloudy with snow and occasional frost. Temperatures are milder in the spring, making it a convenient time to tour this city. It begins in March and ends in May. However, visitors can flock to Leeds all year round.
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
What are the best hotels in Leeds city centre?
The most centrally located hotels in Leeds with the best ratings are: Hotel Quebecs, Hotel Roomzzz Leeds City and Malmaison Hotel Leeds.
How much does it cost for one night in Leeds this weekend?
It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Leeds, the average price per night is 38 €, while you will pay an average of 16 € for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 87 €.
Is there a hotel in Leeds with access for disabled persons?
If you need a hotel with disabled access in Leeds, we recommend Hotel Roomzzz Leeds City.
Which hotels in Leeds are recommendable to stay at with children?
According to our clients, the best hotels in Leeds to stay at with children are Village Hotel Leeds North and Village Hotel Leeds South.
Which hotels in Leeds have non-smoking rooms?
Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Leeds are Hotel Roomzzz Leeds City, Cosmopolitan Hotel and Village Hotel Leeds South.
Do the hotels in Leeds offer 24-hour front desk service?
In Leeds, Hotel Quebecs, Hotel Roomzzz Leeds City and Malmaison Hotel Leeds offer 24-hour front desk service.
What hotel in Leeds has parking?
If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Leeds, like Hotel Roomzzz Leeds City.
Which hotels in Leeds have a pool?
The best hotels with a pool in Leeds are Village Hotel Leeds South and Village Hotel Leeds North.
What are the best-rated hotels with a gym in Leeds?
The best-rated hotels in Leeds with a gym are Thorpe Park Hotel And Spa, Hotel Leeds Marriott and Village Hotel Leeds South.
Which hotels in Leeds offer luggage storage?
The following hotels in Leeds have luggage storage: Thorpe Park Hotel And Spa, Malmaison Hotel Leeds and Hotel Quebecs.