Pet friendly Hotels Leeds

The location is convenient to go to the town centre, it is around 15-20minutes by walking. The breakfast is really good and delicious. The receptionist is very friendly and polite and the staff member at the restaurant is very nice. It is a decent size of room but it is not very clean, we found rubbish on the floor and in the bathroom. Overall, I am quite happy with my stay so I will stay again if I go to Leeds again.

Great option if you want a kitchen and plenty of room space. Comfy bed, clean bathroom. Breakfast was a plain croissant and hot drink options . Fresh and tasty. On street parking was minimal but free after 1830hrs on Saturday until Monday morning. Car park for hotel was full by 18hrs Saturday. By train it was a 20ish walk from the station. Taxi ＜5mins. £5 1 elevator Window can be opened a jar for fresh air. Slippers would make your stay a bit cosier. Location was by student housing and you could walk into town. A few pubs on route broke the journey down. Would come back again.

Very nice and welcoming. The location is about ten minutes' walk from the train station, which is also very convenient. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which is also very convenient. Moderate distance to bus stops and shopping malls

Good location next to train station - due to ongoing building works at the train station it’s easiest/quicker to get to the hotel near the entrance/exit closest to platform 16 (I ply found this out after walking the long way round 🤦♀️). Refurbished room was nice. Bath was small. Would opt for walk-in shower next time. Temperature too warm but staff provided a fan on request. Double bed fine for a solo traveller. Wouldn’t have been too comfortable for two. No radio in room or on TV which would have been nice. Robes, slippers, tea/coffee making facilities, iron and hair fro provided. Breakfast - good selection for hot and cold breakfast options. Would be nice to have better decaf coffee. Newly renovated lobby area was nice. Perfume smell wafted into breakfast room and was a bit overpowering at times. That being said the ground floor entrance doesn’t smell good (you’ll get over it) so I can see why this is needed. Newly renovated lobby/bar area is nice. Staff were welcoming and helpful. Overall I had a pleasant stay and I would stay here again as a solo traveller. If I was travelling with another adult we would require a larger bed to ensure a more comfortable rest/sleep so possibly an upgrade or a second room would be needed.

I was a little hesitant to book this hotel with it being on a service station- how wrong I was. Absolute gem of a place, hotel room was lovely, quiet and clean. Free parking and a 15 minute drive into Leeds. Next door in the service station there is Starbucks, Leon, pizza express, Nando’s, Greggs, M&S etc. will definitely stay again.

Depending on exit, it could be a 5 to 10 minute walk from the station at a leisurely pace. Upon arriving check-in was simple easy and the staff were incredibly friendly. They were informative. Let me know if I wanted a breakfast option pricing and where the location of the breakfast would be to inform me of when certain exits would be open and what time until. The room. I can’t lie I was pleasantly surprised, it’s been awhile since I stayed in a Novotel room. Not a huge egg, but I always find it weird when the toilet is separate from the bathroom but that’s no biggie. The bed was generous in size with a firm mattress and a soft topper. It felt like a two season duvet and the pillows were a little too soft for me but doubling up solve that problem. The shower/bath had an overhead shower function as well as a traditional showerhead, which made the end of my showering journey so much more pleasant. Amenities include included huge TV, a decent desk and a comfy chair , a sofa that could could turn into a bed, but the one thing that I valued the most was a little mini fridge located underneath the tea and coffee area. In the hotel, is the soap factory bar, a very comfy sofa centric bar and cocktail lounge great to get a good drink and a bit of pub style food. Additionally, is a restaurant that will serve the morning breakfast  and a believe lunch as well. POI, through the bar towards the Whitehall Road exit is a couple of shops that are worth knowing, a Greggs, Tesco express and a Marks & Spencer’s food hall are all located across the road. To add, taking a lift out the exit and a two minute distance away is a Sainsbury’s local which has a handy cashpoint if needed. I generally checked out thinking this might be my hotel of choice when coming back to Leeds.

Great staff, quiet room. Near city centre. As usual, it met all my needs. And have become a member so will get discount on room rates in future.

Although the room is small and vastly different from the photo, it is cosy, well-designed, and compact yet functional. Everything is immaculate except for the shower. The glass panel covers less than half of the shower area, with no door, and does little to prevent water from splashing. As a result, the bathroom floor becomes completely wet after a shower, and there is no drain.

Great location, with shops nearby and only a fifteen minute walk into the city centre. There is a (discounted, pay) car park next to the hotel and a few free roadside parking spaces a 5 minutes walk away. Breakfast was fresh and plentiful.

The Met Hotel offers the most convenient location in Leeds, just a 4-minute walk from the train station. Additionally, the warm hospitality I received made my stay truly unforgettable. The hotel’s interior is beautifully decorated in Victorian style, adding to its charm.