Hotels With Wifi in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

"During a difficult personal visit with no definite leave day, the staff couldn't be of more help and understanding. Thank you to all the team."

"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 have just had a lovely stay at this Double Tree by Hilton in Leeds. It's in an excellent location. Outside are boats and the river a wonderful setting for the summer. We will definitely return for warmer brighter sunny days and nights. I would recommend a visit to the sky lounge, we had a couple of cocktails it was very nice. Friendly service. The hotel is marvellously clean. Comfortable beds. Room a little warm but we had a small window which did open so that was OK. The Breakfast is by far the best I've seen for choices there would be something for everyone. It was excellent. Overall, we very happy with every aspect of our stay, would recommend to others and would definitely stay here again."

"Centrally located with several shopping centers nearby, and also very close to the train station. The room quality is comparable to a typical 5-star hotel in China. As someone who's not used to British food, booking the hotel breakfast was a good decision; the buffet offered enough options for me to find something I liked."

"It was a lovely stay. Breakfast was on promotion at £10 per person which was helpful with a large family. Location was in the city centre and close to all venues for the Bradford literature festival. Staff, especially the man at reception was very helpful . The food shop mylahore and sapphire were 👍"

"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."

"The hotel itself was decent, but the staff were quite poor. Even though there were other rooms available, they deliberately gave me a room at the very end of the hallway. After checking in, I found out the window was broken. I asked to switch rooms, and upon my request, they gave me a room very close to the elevator."

"If you're traveling by train, this hotel is relatively close, about a 10-minute walk from the train station and a 15-minute walk from the city center, both easily accessible. The hotel breakfast is good, offering a basic English breakfast, though the coffee isn't great. The rooms are a bit larger compared to other English hotels. During my stay this time, the bathtub drain was blocked, but the staff went out of their way to help me resolve the issue, and they succeeded. The hotel also has a swimming pool and a sauna, but children are not allowed in the sauna. If children want to use the pool, they must go before 6 PM. This is a good hotel, and I would visit again."

"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."

"It was an amazing stay, enjoyed it, though for a day. The room was spacious, bathroom was clean and well organized, the bed was comfortable, soft and very welcoming I didn't want to wake up for check out. Will definitely return. Had pasta in the restaurant and that was not good at all. Needs improvement."