The Queens - Qhotels

Welcome to The Queens - Qhotels

Hotel Information
This elegant landmark hotel is the most famous in Leeds city centre and offers luxurious 4-star accommodation in a convenient central location, close to the shops, clubs and bars. Opened as a hotel in 1937, this historic property occupies a prime position on City Square, next to Leeds train station and within walking distance of all of the city centre's attractions. The superb location makes the hotel the ideal base for leisure or business travellers, with easy access by road from the M1, M62 and A1. Guests of The Queens can also now take advantage of 2 hours of free internet access.

Food & Beverage
The Queens Grill Restaurant offers a casual dining experience, full buffet breakfast and lunch Monday - Friday from a brasserie style menu in the evenings. A contemporary menu offering continental and traditional dishes is offered.

Area Information
There is plenty to see and do in Leeds and the surrounding area. The city offers superb shopping and many historic buildings have been converted into beautiful ornate shopping malls, such as the Victoria Quarter or the Corn Exchange, which offer a choice of unique high-fashion boutiques. As you would expect, Leeds also offers the usual range of well-known high street shops and familiar department stores. The towns and tourist spots in the Yorkshire area are also easily accessible with the hotel as a comfortable and luxurious base. There is a wealth of famous attractions nearby, including the Royal Armouries, where you can experience battle re-enactments and hundreds of historical exhibits. Theatre lovers can choose from the Yorkshire Playhouse, The Grand or the Leeds Civic Theatre. Further afield, attractions include the extensive ruins of Kirkstall Abbey and the beautiful Castle Howard, often featured in television period dramas. Armley Mills Leeds Industrial Museum was once the world's largest woollen mill. Today it is a museum of industrial heritage offering a fascinating glimpse into the history of the Industrial Revolution. Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Harewood House are also just a short drive from Leeds and are both well worth a visit. Situated midway between Edinburgh and London, Leeds offers easy access to several major routes across the country, the M1/A1 for travelling north and the M62 for travelling east and west. In addition, the Queens Hotel is only 12 miles from Leeds Bradford International Airport, which offers flights all around the UK and daily European flights.