Comfort Inn Leeds

Bishopgate Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Comfort Inn Leeds

Situated right in the heart of Leeds, our hotel is ideal for the business and finance, shopping and theatre areas. The Comfort Inn Leeds is the ideal choice for business and leisure travellers. Situated right in the heart of Leeds, adjacent to the railway station and the business/financial district, as well as the square mile of traffic free shopping, including four major shopping Centres, Victorian arcades, a multitude of traditional and futuristic pubs, cafes and specialist shops. The 80 spacious and newly refurbished rooms offer hospitality tray, remote control TV, hairdryer, trouser press. Continental breakfast is available at 6.00 per person from 7.00am to 10am Monday to Friday. 8.00am to 10.30am on Saturday and Sunday.

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