Visit Leeds

We love Leeds. Excellent shopping, entertainment, pubs, and great hotels and transport links. The local council should pat themselves on the back. A City well looked after, and growing better every year. We stay at the Marriott hotel ( the best ) Gino’s restaurant is inside and on the front of the hotel. Superb standards all round. For cocktails Revolution de Cuba. Indian food The Bombay Brasserie, pub food The Turks Head, for a great pub with a fab landlady and a great pint The packhorse. Enjoy !!!!!

Lovely University City, with the campus in the heart of the city. Some fabulous bars and restaurants. It was a very short trip (daughter had offer holders open day) so we could only do so much. One thing that was a shame was that a number of bars were 18+ all day (we had our 15year old son with us so was a bit of a pain). Other than that a very pleasant trip, and the university looks fabulous.

Simon Dunstan and United Kingdom

Leeds is a vibrant city with fantastic shopping and matching night life. So many bars & restaurants and literally something for everyone. Loads of lovely little back street boozers as well as the big bars and clubs. Literally every cuisine under the sun. The people are fabulous too, friendly and welcoming and definitely know how to have a good time!

Pauline United Kingdom

Leeds is a small city and the central part is easy to get around on foot. Driving can be a bit bewildering as the underpasses and roundabouts look very similar to each other, bus lanes somestimes trundle down the middle of the road and signage means you can need to change lanes at rather short notice. We especially loved Temple Newsome House and the Thackery Medical Museum. The Corn Excgange is well worth a vist as is the delightful nearby book and plant shop on a barge, The Hold Fast. Pleanty of good places to eat, but don't get caught out by needing to book.

Paul United Kingdom

Leeds is a very vibrant and dynamic city with lots to see and do..For example: many bargains can be had in the shops and there is a positive friendly vibe from the locals you encounter This was actually a nostalgia trip for me, as I used to live and work there up until 2009. So it was great to see the city again.and how it is changing and evolving. One caveat though. Unfortunately, the outdoor market @ Kirkgate seems to have gone into a serious decline. We went there on 3 different days during our 7 days stay and each time. many stalls were empty and the previous vibe there has sadly almost totally disappeared. On a more positive note, we both loved the indoor food court, with it's wide diversity of street foods and drinks from around the world, e.g. Vietnamese, Indian, Middle Eastern etc. You can pick up a good value meal there and just chill while people watching

Maria United Kingdom

As it was a rainy day we stayed in the vicinity of the hotel. We visited the Armouries which is just opposite the hotel as intended but we had planned walking by the river and eating in the City Centre. Instead we ate at the Pizza Express just around the corner where we had a lovely meal.

Fay United Kingdom