DoubleTree By Hilton Hotel Leeds City Centre

Perfect location to train
Nice restraunts in drive
Good workspace
I took taxi in… not sure of parking.
Will be back

I was really not a fan of this hotel. I found some things to be okay but I wasn’t really impressed.
PROS:
Good tea set up in room
Good lobby
Good location (in walking distance from good mall, coffee shops, and restaurants)
They had a floor just for small parties (included a bar)
CONS:
Small room
My blanket on my bed was too small (it barely went over the bed)
Small shower
TV was a computer
Breakfast was pretty bad
Overall it was really just okay.

The single only reason for this rating being so poor is for the frankly atrocious fish and chips we were served.
To make it worse, the waiters were of the variety who simply assume that the food is great and didn’t bother to ask us until we had finished.
The fish was fine, but the chips were cold, not cooked through and barely edible.
Will never be dining in the hotel restaurant ever again, despite staying in the hotel twice yearly. Shame.

City café has a great atmosphere and great food — well worth a visit and then nip up to sky bar for a cocktail — yum

This is a Doubletree by Hilton hotel. It’s perfectly located in Leeds city centre (2 minutes walk from the train station; the train station is actually at the foot of the hotel so there may be a noise issue with rooms on lower floors that face the train station). Gorgeous views the higher you are in the building. There is a Sky Lounge bar at the very top floor (13^th) which has the best panoramic views of the skyline and has a balcony on one side. The rooms are clean and comfortable, well-​appointed, but it’s fair to say that in terms of personality they aren’t much. But then again, they are at a good standard. There is a fitness suite on one floor, but I didn’t visit it. Staff are friendly and always willing to help. On the downsides I thought breakfast, if not included with your room, was pretty excessive in price (£15.95 for a full English) and while the hotel does offer car parking, again that is on the expensive side.

Mint hotel in Leeds is perfectly located. Luxury rooms and the Sky bar has great views. Very clean and the friendliest staff.

Great location and accommodation. Did not make 4 stars on my list because of consistently inadequate service and manners at the hotel restaurant despite a gifted chef. At least front desk was amicable. So, stay there but don’t host any special occasion dinners there.

A task to find the place but rewarding once you arrive, the City Inn is a great boutique hotel. Top marks to the staff who offered me a choice of view from my room and the floor to be on. Guaranteed a stunning vista from the floor to ceiling Windows. The space is not exactly roomy but more than adequate. The iMac as both TV and computer is inspired. Add free wi-​fi and most of the boxes are ticked. The room was clean, airy and with a great view and the price for the room was more than reasonable. The bed was comfortable and spacious
The bar at the top of the hotel called the Skybar is a city landmark offering unrivalled views over the city and at night that’s quite spectacular. The high prices associated with such a venue is a little hard to swallow but worth it for the experience.
Leeds is a lovely city and this hotel will likely be my venue of choice for any stay here.

I have spent a lot of time in hotels for work. There’s a few things that I feel that should be in place.
Clean rooms
Comfy double bed
Free wifi
Shower
Nice bar
Decent price
The mint hotel is great for this, add an apple mac for your tv with full Internet access and u have a winning combination! Me and two other colleagues always stay here now it’s great.
The skybar is the best hotel bar I have been in, the views are great. Although prices are not that great I admit.
Downside the food isn’t outstanding but it’s not bad compared to other hotels and it’s surrounded by so many good restaurants so you would be a fool to stay in anyway!
Overall it’s great for me anyway.
It almost got 5 stars, the lack of a bath and ok food just stopped it. Oh and parking is a bit funny as well, it’s under a bridge. Ignore the valet parking it’s a pain and takes ages.

Running a hotel is a thankless task. Everyone wants to pay Travel Lodge prices and get a De Vere experience. The results are predictable enough — a kind neutral modernity.
But I’ll confess to having something of a soft spot for this particular hotel. It’s still new and feels it — with the rooms being perfectly spotless. And while the air con might be noisy, it’s easier to sleep to the sound of a fan than in the blistering heat that is the nemesis of the cheap hotel room.
The Sky Lounge is a fantastic place. While the cocktails are priced somewhere North of the price of a small Picasso watercolour, it’s one of the few places in Leeds where you can really feel like you are *somewhere*. While we don’t exactly have a Manhattan skyline, this is where you have to go to remind yourself that Leeds is a fairly substantial conurbation and even people from Wakefield should be able to feel sophisticated for an hour or two, drinking cocktails on a balcony 13 floors up.
A perfectly pleasant hotel and much more amenable than your average Etap

The Skylounge offers great views but the food is expensive and mediocre.
One of the best restaurant views of Leeds can be experienced from the Skylounge. This is open to everyone, not just residents of the hotel.
Most of the drinks are reasonably priced, with the cocktails being quite expensive as is the norm in hotels.
I had a burger and fries, which took a long time to come. They charge extra for the fries, cheese and onions. The burger was cooked to an OK standard. However, the bap was dry and the fries were cold and hard. My friend had a steak sandwich, which he told me was also cold.
I get the impression that the food is made somewhere else in the building and bought up in batches. I saw one of the staff bring up an enormous tray of food. No wonder it’s cold and dry.
WATCH OUT! Outrageously they charge both a service charge AND a tip, which is automatically added to the bill. I object to things like this, crossed out the tip and refused to pay it. I did pay the service charge, which I thought was a reasonable compromise. I do not object to tipping, but I don’t like it automatically added to the bill.
Don’t eat here. Go for a beer or two then move on somewhere else in Leeds.