Booked direct on the website got a choice of 25 hotels in Leeds including loads of special offers…read more Really good choice and all at good prices

I called them today and they were really friendly. Gave me a choice of 24 hotels and the hotel I…read morebooked was cheaper than the price the hotel had quoted for a direct booking. Well recommended

This is a car hire fim working out of Leeds Bradford Aiport. They have a desk in the main terminal…read morebuilding, near to the arrivals hall. Because they are in an airport they keep slightly extended opening hours and can usually arrange a car for you if you are arriving out of hours. Although anyone can access the desk, they are often booked up through people arriving on later flights so I would always recommend making a booking. As there are a few car hire companies around the airport I guess this keeps the prices competitive, and gives other alternatives if they can't supply what you are looking for.

Had a terrible experience at the Low Road (Leeds city) Europcar branch. We have recently moved to…read moreLeeds and pre-paid for a car for four days to go to Edinburgh. We walked from home to the branch with the things you would expect to need - credit card, driver's licence, etc. When they ran the credit card, for whatever reason their system couldn't confirm our address. (Why is this even a thing? Surely it's good that random store clerks can't find out your address from your credit card?) But they refused to give us the car without proof of address. They were singularly unhelpful - we had a letter from the bank with us, on letterhead, with our name and address on it, but they wouldn't accept it. We offered to email a utility bill to them that they could print out but they 'were not allowed to'. All we could do was go home, get a bill and walk all the way back there. It was infuriating and wasted about two hours. What a weird policy - I have never experienced this before, even when hiring from Europcar in continental Europe. I have no idea what you would do if you were a tourist in that situation. I told them they need to at least warn people about this policy but they seemed completely disinterested in improving their customer service. I'll be avoiding them if possible in the future. Service from Enterprise at the train station was much better.

This hotel charges for use of pool, gym, 4 pound a day, or some weekly rate "spa" which wasn't even…read morethere. They charge for wifi 7 pound a day or like 35 for the week. there is NO shuttle to and from the airport. WHICH IS THE REASON I CHOSE THIS HOTEL. You have to call a taxi and pay 9.30 pound. The breakfast is extra 10.50 pound and the food was not quality at all. I tried to order lunch and 3 of the items on their menu they didn't even have. Finally they said they had a bacon cheese toaster. It wasn't bacon it was ham. And almost no cheese on it. Huge disappointment. At check in the lady at the desk put pressure on me to buy the breakfast and dinner plan because there was "nothing around" but there really is 3 food establishments walking distance from the hotel.

This is a decent airport hotel. The hotel itself is a little…read moretired but i believe they are bringing it upto date slowly. There is ample paking for the size of the hotel. Rooms are adequate, with out being brilliant. The food here is quite good, and not that epensive. You can use the heatlh spa, although this is very small but ok to relax in. A good value hotel

This is a good basic information office. it holds the maps and leaflets for attractions in the area…read moreas usual together with a variety of souvenirs. The special thing about this office was that the member of staff who dealt with me was friendly, consise and clear in her information and seemed to hold a great deal of it in her head. her recommendations and suggestions were accurate. The only problem is that it is not very easy to find.

Multiflight is a private aviation centre attached to Leeds Bradford Airport, it is where the…read moresmaller, private aircraft depart from. There are usually flying lessons and trials on offer. And if you need to get somewhere quick or in incredible style they can sort out chartering an aircraft for you. There is a little cafe bar on site here which is a little gem, great if you are an avaiation enthusiast as it gives you a view right across the runway of Leeds Bradford airport and you can often see the air ambulance helicopter (from BBC1 Helicopter heroes) coming and going as thier base is just around the corner.

Whether you fall into the resident or visitor category on your trip to Leeds, this visitor centre…read moreis an excellent resource to rely on. The amount of information on offer is staggering, any location or venue of cultural significance is available to take away in leaflet form. I frequently take a detour through the shop so that I can pick up a few current programmes for theatres and art-house cinemas within the area. The entire Yorkshire region is catered for, so any trip can be thoroughly organised with their guidance. The shop also has a range of Yorkshire and Harrogate teas, Grandma Wild's biscuits and other such twee goodies. I am referring to their presence because I have hastily purchased these items on a couple of occasions, ran around to neighbouring Paperchase and successfully presented a relative with a gift, as though it had been wrapped for weeks. This is not advisable, but sometimes unavoidable! Another excellent reason to remember the services of Leeds Visitor Centre is, they are an official vendor of local Ticketmaster events. I am often more popular with some friends and relatives around the end of March, when it is possible to purchase a Leeds Festival weekend ticket without the queues, panic or extortionate booking fees. Their presence in centrally located Leeds train station makes the shop incredibly convenient. With such helpful staff, they are worth investigating if you have lived in Leeds for years, or you are merely visiting for a few days.

The first place most people will see as they walk out of the train station and turn left. Then most…read moreprobably, walk right past. There's a stigma attached to visitor centres, tourist information places and for want of a better example, guidebooks, isn't there? "No way man, I don't need a guidebook, I'm a free spirit, let me wander freely," maybe? Well, even if you're a resident of Leeds, the visitor centre can be a handy little place. Tickets, from theatre to Leeds Festival, are available here - free for the most part, of the extortionate booking fees you find at the established online ticket giants. As well, they cover all bases from places to stay, what's on, help with shopping, eating out tips, nightlife recommendations and information on the local sporting clubs. Go have a gander if you're a visitor or not, find out what's going on underneath the surface of our great city!

We had a really good experience staying at the Bradford Central Premier Inn. The hotel was clean,…read moreservice was excellent and overall had a great stay! I'd stay here again without question and would highly recommend it! The only reason that I didn't give it a 5 star rating was because we were in a big group and there is not a lot of lobby space/space to sit and chill. This meant we weren't able to spend as much time together hanging out.

Outstanding hostel in York that has a good location (about a 10 minute walk from the train…read morestation), excellent customer service, comfortable beds, and wi-fi that worked well. Other amenities they have are laundry (5-6 pounds as I recall), a bar, free coffee/tea all day, UK adapters at the front desk and a decent breakfast for 1 pound donation to charity. The price for this hostel is good and if you go to their website directly and click on special offers they had a an additional discount. Minor negatives are no lift/elevator and they did not have someone at the desk 24 hours a day. Overall, an excellent hostel that I would recommend.