Hotels near Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds

Fabulous location so close to the train station and lots of shops, great coffee shops, places to eat and drink. Hotel staff very helpful and friendly and food and rinks in hotel reasonably priced and tasted lovely.

Room by reception, very very noisy. No soap and shower gel in the bathroom. No hair dryer. Hotel wasn’t busy and there was plenty of rooms of the same one we booked but, they chose to stick us there. That room should oy be used when hotel is at capacity. Think the receptionist was only interested in upgrading us for an extra fee. She sort of blackmailed us, she said this is your room if you don’t upgrade, like wth

Me and my partner had a wonderful 4-star experience here. I had originally booked for just one night, but we enjoyed our stay so much that I decided to extend it at the last minute. The staff were incredibly welcoming, friendly, and always willing to help. They even decorated the bed for my partner's birthday, which was such a thoughtful touch and made our stay feel extra special. When I extended my booking, the housekeeper kindly offered me extra toilet roll before she had even reached my room—it was a small gesture, but it really showed how attentive and caring the staff were. The hotel was spotless throughout, in a fantastic location with easy access to the city centre and the nearby shopping mall. It's also a beautiful hotel with plenty of aesthetic spots for taking photos. Would highly recommend going here and will definitely be back !

The hotel itself was excellent and well appointed for our purposes. I would definitely book to stay again. Particularly convenient for Temple Newsam park where we were attending Slam Dunk festival, and for M1 access. The only issue was checking in, where the hotel only had one room listed under the booking reference although all my paperwork confirmed I had booked and paid for two. On a full weekend, it was disconcerting. After a lot of head scratching, they noted there was another room booking made 1 minute after the one they could find, that didn't have a name attached. Not sure if this was an issue with trip.com or Ramada systems, but it did cause inconvenience and stress to both us and the staff trying to check us in. Perhaps this issue could be looked at please?

The hotel itself was quiet, comfortable and with a great location. The windows to the room do not open and the air handling shut itself off in the middle of the night so woke up feeling queasy for lack of fresh air. The breakfast is a disaster. Poor quality materials, poor hot breakfast alternatives for vegans/vegetarians/pescatarians. Items there were cold and flavourless. Cold options were poor. Only one cereal on offer. Presented with chipped crockery. I drink espresso and only offered massive mugs. Bread is poor quality. Toaster set up incorrectly. Orange juice was not orange juice but water with a bit of orange flavour.

Great service with staff working really hard for a hotel cutting obviously corners on the cheap. Breakfast used to be good - stayed previously, but today poor cheap processed food, sausages pink and tasteless, no butter only cheap spread. Shower broken with end broken off and cold, only got Luke warm water after a lot of turning loose knob. Main reason for staying here is the swimming pool to break a long journey on A1 but arrived to be told it was closed and not available but no one bothered to email us in advance despite 5 emails confirming booking.  Great easy parking location just off A1 Left at 11 am with drinkers outside shouting with appalling language on their phone and other guests said it had kept them awake.  Booked a queen room to find its only a standard double bed and felt misled by description,  asked to move rooms which was easy with queen bed as requested but only difference between the rooms was it did not have a coffee table!  Will not be staying next time.

Lovely hotel and excellent value if you can book it at the right time. Very luxurious for the price I paid. A little bit out on a limb for access into Leeds city centre but plenty of bars and restaurants in nearby Headingley. The main restaurant at the hotel is quite upmarket but the attached pub The Stables is excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

Have stayed several times when visiting family. Was disappointed this time not to have a fridge I had assumed all rooms had them and due to me booking later than normal I'd paid a higher rate than usual but got a shabbier room.I think they had changed the room I had booked as I'd booked a standard double but opened door up to a small room with a double and single bed set up. I didnt want my towels changing or room servicing but i witnessed reception staff constantly telling people they couldn't have there rooms serviced as they hadn't asked the day before and if you dont ask they dont go in to even change cups or empty bins. It hasn't put me off staying again.

I stayed here with my friend each of us to our own room and we really loved the place, you have the option of making your own food as there are some utensils you can use. We couldn't go downstairs for breakfast for the 2 days we spent because we were carried away with our exam preparation. The only downside to my own room was that the microwave had no plate so you can't use it to warm your food even if you wanted, I had to always go to my friend's room to heat up my food when I want to. There is also no kettle to boil water for tea, I don't know if this is deliberate because I read a review of someone complaining about the same also, however I had a small travelling heating kettle with me which I used for my tea as I took lots of tea. The guy who received us on arrival Ollie(don't know if that's correct) was really a jolly good fellow, it's a shame we didn't get to see him again before checking out. So if I have the opportunity again I would love to stay here.

Nice hotel, cost-effective, small and clean, the shower room is quite big, but the sound insulation is not very good. After staying for a few days, I had to take taxis both in the morning and in the evening. There seemed to be a school opposite and there was a large green space.