Leeds City Centre Hotel near Leeds Railway Station

Our Leeds city centre hotel is convenient to the following local attractions:

• Armley Mills Museum (3.5 km)
  The wool industry has played a vital role in the history of Leeds, and this museum displays a variety of 18th and 19th century pieces related to this important industry.
  Phone: 113-263-7861
• Brontë Parsonage (43.5 km)
  This historic house was once home to famous authors Charlotte and Emily Brontë and is the site where Emily wrote her most famous work, Wuthering Heights.
  Phone: 1535-642-323
• Granary Wharf (0.8 km)
  Located in the heart of Leeds, this unique area is rooted in the seafaring tradition. Today, it boasts beautiful archways, independent shops, restaurants and bars.
  Phone: 113-244-6570 
• Grand Theatre and Opera House (1.6 km)
  A landmark in Leeds for more than 100 years, this theatre hosts a wide spectrum of events from ballet to pantomime.
  Phone: 844-848-2706
• Harewood House (12.6 km)
  Just a short drive from our hotel in Leeds, this historic home belonged to the Earl and Countess of Harewood. A popular highlight on the property is the bird garden, which is home to over 600 winged inhabitants.
  Phone: 113-218-1010
• Kirkstall Abbey (5.9 km)
  Constructed in 1152, this remarkably well preserved abbey is the best example of early Cistercian architecture in England. 
• Leeds City Art Gallery (1.1 km)
  The bulk of the collection at this impressive museum is comprised of works from the 19th and 20th centuries, but the French post Impressionism movement and the Victorian and contemporary periods are represented as well.
  Phone: 113-247-8256
• Royal Armouries Museum (2.2 km)
  One of the most popular Leeds attractions, this museum houses the national collection of arms and armour. Highlights include Henry VIII's tournament armour, jousting and falconry demonstrations in the summer and the impressive elephant armour.
  Phone: 113-220-1999

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