Inside the beautiful Art Deco hotel with New York-style rooms following £16million makeover
is a newly renovated independent hotel in the very heart of Leeds.
One of the centrepieces of the city, with its nouveau
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This hotel boasts a glamorous art deco-style interior
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The Queens Hotel has a sleek and trendy bar
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Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant.
Where is the Queens Hotel?
Found in the landmark location of
Located inside Leeds station, it doesn't get more convenient.
What is the hotel like?
This 232-room Grade II listed hotel is built into the train station, making it the ideal crash pad for a brief city break.
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Having just undergone a cool £16million refurbishment, the building has returned to its original Art Deco glory.
What are the rooms like at the Queens Hotel?
The stylish rooms have a
If you're out exploring all day, pick the affordable cosy double room, which is snug but functional.
Rooms range from the standard cosy double room, all the way to the
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There's something for everyone, with an equal amount of comfort provided for each guest.
Double rooms start from £125 per night, including breakfast.
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Spacious rooms, large beds and crisp white linen
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What is there to eat and drink there?
The hotel's Grand Pacific restaurant serves Asian-inspired cuisine such as lamb massaman
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Wash it down with a cocktail from the bar- including the Singapore sling and the Toki high ball, made with Japanese whisky, maraschino cherry liqueur, peach and soda.
Breakfast is a buffer option, serving a full English, croissants, juices and the most delicious triple chocolate muffin I've tasted.
There's specials too, at an extra cost, including eggs Benedict, smoked salmon on sourdough and
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The breakfast pancakes are a great way to start the day
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What else is there to do at the hotel?
You're super close to some of Leeds top restaurants, including Pizza Pilgrims and Indian eateries Tharavadu and the delightful Mowgli Street Food.
Plus, the city's famous nightlife is on your doorstep as well as excellent shopping in Queens Arcade and Victoria quarter.
Is the Queens Hotel family friendly?
Yes, The Queens provides the perfect mixture of grown-up relaxation and kid-friendly fun.
Children under 16 stay for free when sharing a room with a parent or guardian.
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The central location of the hotel allows easy access to child-friendly attractions including The National Science Museum, the Royal Armouries and Tropical World.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes, the hotel offers a range of facilities for guests, and encourages you to get in contact to inquire for more detail.
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The hotel is a great stop for families, with zoos and museums nearby
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The queens hotel stands proud in the heart of Leeds
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