Leeds Hotel Guide - Yeadon Town Hall hotels in Leeds, United Kingdom.

"Easy parking. Like the option of restaurant or going to the pub. Rooms spacious "

"First nights sleep interrupted abruptly by fire alarm going off at 4am, bathroom smelt of mould, mattress as stiff as an ironing board. Check in staff in reception upon arrival were good. "

"Hotel seemed nice overall. Room was small and quite tired but seemed clean. The downside was the bed it was the most uncomfortable bed I have stayed in in a hotel and the one pillow was so hard and lumpy we both had a really bad sleep. Did not use the restaurant or leisure facilities so cannot comment on these. Because of the bed alone I would not return unfortunately. "

"I love the breakfast and there was a variety served. My kids loved it. "

"Have stayed here a few times but would maybe try somewhere else next time. It’s a shame but basic things let it down. No sugar in the room. Very poor tv signal which was so bad we could not watch the tv. When we mentioned it at reception we got told the signal was not good in that room. So why not sort it !! Dinner was excellent however the service was dismal. Waited 25 mins for our plates to be cleared and then another 25 minute wait for dessert. All in all very disappointing for the price. "

"Lovely family room excellent size nice and warm beds comfy staff lovely breakfast excellent. Will be booking again."

"Lovely little cottage with two bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms. Lovely and clean place with some nice classy touches.Well equipped kitchen and there is a supermarket less than five mins away.The convenience of being right next to the train station is great, as long as you don’t mind the trains passing, as it can on occasions be quite noisy.Being a cottage it has some ceilings, mainly leading to the kitchen, (the bedrooms are fine) which didn’t bother us being 5ft 5 inches, and there is plenty of signage to stop taller folk banging their heads."

"Lovely stay, very clean and homely. We also appreciated the toiletries and coffee and biscuits. "

"Absolutely worst hotel experience I have ever had. I was put in room #1 which is right next to the door to the reception as well as the stairwell. The room has _zero_ sound insulation so every time someone exited or entered the reception area, the door would slam shut. The room vibrated with every slam. Additionally, you heard every stomp of feet on the staircase. I checked out at 3:15am because it was a waste of time to stay any longer."