Hilton Leeds CityvsQuebecs
Both Hilton Leeds City and Quebecs are endorsed by travel writers. Overall, Quebecs ranks significantly better than Hilton Leeds City. Quebecs has a TripExpert Score of 92 with endorsements from 5 reviews including Time Out, Fodor's and The Telegraph.
Hilton Leeds City
Lonely Planet
Time Out
The Telegraph
Neville Street, Leeds LS1 4BX
From $68/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Lonely Planet "A big and unremarkable-looking Hilton just south of the train station is surprisingly more pleasant inside than it looks from the outside. Rooms are big, bland and very comfortable." Full review
Time Out "This four-star hotel in the heart of Leeds is a good example of why the Hilton remains such a reliable brand." Full review
The Telegraph6.0
"This rather dated option attracts mainly business travellers. As well as extensive meeting facilities, it includes a health club with a small gym and a swimming pool." Full review
Quebecs
Fodor's Lonely Planet
Rough Guide Time Out The Telegraph
Independent
9 Quebec Street, Leeds LS1 2HA
From $125/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Business Center
Fodor's "This boutique hotel is full of elegant Victorian touches, especially the sweeping oak staircase illuminated by tall stained-glass windows." Full review
Lonely Planet "Victorian grace at its opulent best is the theme of our favourite hotel in town, a conversion of the former Leeds & County Liberal Club." Full review
Rough Guide Star
"The ultimate city-boutique lodgings, boasting glorious Victorian oak panelling and stained glass, offset by chic rooms. Online deals can cut costs considerably. £170."
Time Out "A boutique hotel set in a stunning Victorian building, this four star spot offers plenty of contemporary class." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"Decadent furnishings with a slight French twist, courteous staff and classic touches abound." Full review
Independent "Inside the lobby, a broad oak staircase sweeps up to a sumptuous communal gallery...no two rooms are alike, but all take inspiration from the Victorian era in which the building first came to be."
