1 / 14
2 / 14
3 / 14
4 / 14
5 / 14
6 / 14
7 / 14
8 / 14
9 / 14
10 / 14
11 / 14
12 / 14
13 / 14
14 / 14
Although in the heart of a busy and modern city, this high-rise hotel aims to capture the smooth elegance of the 1930s transatlantic aircraft after which it’s named. The outside is all glossy black-and-white and large tinted windows while inside it's all smooth grey-on-grey, bowls of orchids and mirrored wall-panels. With its low lighting levels, photographs of Hollywood legends and mix of velvet sofas and tan-leather chairs, it feels like a private members’ club. Bedrooms are similarly smooth in shades of grey and black, with clean-lined furniture, slatted blinds and big mirrors. For some, they may be too dark and masculine, though others may see this as romantic. Certainly, they’re cocooning and comfortable. The basement, clubby restaurant is a slightly odd place for breakfast (most people prefer daylight), but it offers quality cooking with a brasserie-style menu for the main meals. At weekends, there’s a rather chic cocktail bar with private terrace in addition to the main lounge-bar. And at five minutes’ walk from the station, the hotel is well-placed whether here for business or leisure.
Local exploring
City Style
Value chic
Designer Shopping
Museums
Restaurant
Sights nearby
Close to nightlife
Luxury
Sit-out Terrace
Romantic
Contemporary
Disabled access
Child friendly
Chic
Rooms
85 rooms in this hotelRestaurant
The Grill restaurant serves brasserie style dishesBar
Plus a private champagne barConcierge
Sit-out Terrace
No pets
Meeting Room
Walking distance restaurants
Wifi
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Room service
Child friendly
Designer Shopping
Museums
Theatre
Sights nearby
Close to nightlife
This glamorous urban retreat in the heart of Leeds is a mainly couples’ affair with cosseting decor in moody colours, excellent food, and complimentary minibars in some rooms and suites.
Originally published by The Telegraph
No spam. Only sweet updates about the latest hotel openings and the best places to stay.