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Overlooking City Square and next to the station, the Queens was built in 1930 as the city’s leading hotel – and with a guest list including Princess Grace of Monaco and Cary Grant. Recently refurbished to show off its art deco glamour but with a smooth and light contemporary feel, it holds a prime central position with shops, theatres, riverside, the city’s art gallery and financial district all within a 10-minute walk.
Striking public rooms combine original features of parquet floors and panelled pillars with a low-key modern glamour. Step from the street into an expansive lounge, scattered with sofas and armchairs and cleverly separated into cosy alcoves. This leads into a New York-style bar with high stools and black marble-topped bar that cries out for you to order cocktails while the circular dining room with its rattan-back chairs, banquettes and wood panelling has a low-lit, casual glamour. This serves up a mix of pan-Asian and British classics such as salmon tataki and lamb Massam curry as well as home-made burgers and club sandwiches.
Bedrooms, spread over eight floors, share the same uncluttered look and monochrome palette and although some have less attractive internal views, all are a decent size and have classy art deco-style bathrooms. An unbeatable location for a big city stay.
City Style
Business meetings
Historic
Close to nightlife
Restaurant
Designer Shopping
Family Suites
Museums
Child friendly
Lively
Roof terrace
Wedding license
Outstanding location
Full of character
Lively area
Disabled access
Grand Hotel
Chic
Gym
Business Hotel
Sights nearby
Conference facilities
Contemporary
Charming
Downtown
Rooms
232 rooms in this hotelBar
Glamorous Golden Age-inspired bar is popular throughout the day with a local crowdRestaurant
With a Asian fusion restaurant, cafe & bar, the Grand Pacific restaurant offers a vibey yet elegant setting or all-day diningFamily Suites
Choose between family suites or interconnecting roomsCar not required
Located directly behind Leed's main stationChild friendly
Kids under four eat for freeRoof terrace
Walking distance restaurants
Airport transfer
Wedding license
Private dining room
Meeting Room
Cots available
No pets
Wifi
Laundry
Disabled access
Gym
Sitting Room
Room service
Safe
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Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Conference facilities
Close to nightlife
Designer Shopping
Museums
Theatre
Sights nearby
This Art Deco flagship hotel was built in 1937 for the former London, Midland & Scottish Railway that stands beside Leeds’ train station. Sympathetic restoration has helped it remain popular, mainly with couples and business travellers.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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