The Queens Hotel

Built in 1937, this art deco hotel faces Leeds railway station and serves business travellers and tourists who value traditional service. Rooms feature high ceilings and period details, though some feel dated compared to newer luxury options. The location works well for quick train connections and walking to city centre shops. Rates start from £120-180/night.

Traditional rooms with high ceilings and period furniture, though some feel dated. Bathrooms vary from renovated modern to original Victorian fixtures.

Guests appreciate the location and character but note inconsistent room quality and service.

What works: Prime location opposite train station, Historic character and original features, 24-hour room service, Afternoon tea service.

Watch out for: Some rooms need updating, Can be noisy due to central location, Expensive parking.

Located in City Centre. See the City Centre area guide for more on the neighbourhood. Nearest transport: Leeds railway station, 2 min walk. Within walking distance: Leeds City Markets (8 min), Leeds Art Gallery (10 min), Leeds Corn Exchange (12 min).

Facilities: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Concierge, Luggage storage, Business centre.

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Best for: Business travellers, History enthusiasts, Travellers arriving by train.

Not ideal for: Budget travellers and those wanting modern amenities throughout.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: Available, £18 supplement.
• Parking: Valet parking, £20/day.
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

Does The Queens Hotel include breakfast in the room rate?

Breakfast is available but typically costs extra, around £18-25 per person. Some package deals include breakfast, so check when booking. The restaurant serves traditional full English breakfast until 10am on weekdays.

How are the rooms at The Queens Hotel?

Rooms vary significantly in size and renovation status. Ask for a recently updated room when checking in. Standard rooms can feel cramped, while suites offer more space and better furnishing.