“This 18th Century corn mill conversion on River Aire was Leeds' first boutique hotel and remains a hot spot for both business and leisure guests. Contemporary rooms house art works, TV and the homely touch of daily made biscuits. The romantic notion of breakfast in bed is lived to the full here. ”
“This 18th Century corn mill conversion on River Aire was Leeds' first boutique hotel and remains a hot spot for both business and leisure guests. Contemporary rooms house art works, TV and the homely touch of daily made biscuits. The romantic notion of breakfast in bed is lived to the full here. ”
Hotel Review
The first boutique hotel to open outside London, 42 The Calls is still the place to stay in Leeds. An imaginative conversion of an 18th century corn mill, the building bristles with beams, girders and cast-iron pillars, all giving robust character to the rooms. Contemporary art softens the masculine-style bedrooms, which are faultlessly well-equipped. Don't miss Nigel Stanley's award-winning breakfast, served in a cosy beamed room.
Written by Fiona Duncan
Recommended For
- Value chic
- With smart double rooms starting from just £89 including breakfast, it's great value for money.
- Designer Shopping
- Harvey Nichols, and other high street shops, are just north of 42 The Calls. Head to the Corn Exchange for boutiques and cafes.
- Romantic Break
- An ideal city break for two, rooms overlooking the river, within walking distance of leading restaurnts and bars.
- Sights nearby
- Leeds Art Gallery is home to some fantastic permanent exhibits, as well as a cafe with noteworthy small bites.
- Other Activities
- If you are planning a stay in October, be sure to check out the German Beer Festival in the city centre.
- City Style
- Leeds is a dynamic city with much to do: shopping, learning, exploring the countryside and more.
- Close to nightlife
- Just off Call Lane, a lively and popular area offering scrumptious cocktails and happy hours.
- Great walks
- Head to the Moors for some fresh air, stunning views and a of course a hearty pub lunch!
- No restaurant
- Hotel serves breakfast and afternoon tea only.
- Pet friendly
- The fee per pet is £10.
- Views
- River Aire.
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Family Suites
- Lively
- Free wifi
- Romantic
- Intimate
- Contemporary
- Chic
- Riverside
- Boutique
- Artworks
Facilities
- No restaurant
- Hotel serves breakfast and afternoon tea only.
- Pet friendly
- The fee per pet is £10.
- Views
- River Aire.
- Sit-out Terrace
- Private dining room
- Cots available
- Meeting Room
- Internet
- Walking distance restaurants
- Car not required
- Bar
- Family Suites
- Free wifi
- Wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Concierge
- Suites
- Room service
Activities
- Designer Shopping
- Harvey Nichols, and other high street shops, are just north of 42 The Calls. Head to the Corn Exchange for boutiques and cafes.
- Sights nearby
- Leeds Art Gallery is home to some fantastic permanent exhibits, as well as a cafe with noteworthy small bites.
- Other Activities
- If you are planning a stay in October, be sure to check out the German Beer Festival in the city centre.
- Close to nightlife
- Just off Call Lane, a lively and popular area offering scrumptious cocktails and happy hours.
- Great walks
- Head to the Moors for some fresh air, stunning views and a of course a hearty pub lunch!
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