Express By Holiday Inn Leeds City Centre

Cavendish Street, Off Kirkstall Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Leeds City Centre

Just a short walk from the main shopping and business districts, the newly refurbished Express by Holiday Inn Leeds City Centre offers great value for money. Our hotel is conveniently situated for both the Leeds and the Metropolitan Universities. Set on the city centre perimeter, it is also very close to the business and financial district. Whether you are visiting Leeds on business or are coming here for a short break, you will find plenty to keep you occupied and an excellent choice of restaurants and cafe bars to tempt your taste buds. The city centre is compact and mostly pedestrianised and splendid Victoria buildings now sit next to some marvellous examples of modern architecture. A short 10 to 15 minute walk from the centre, and offering quick access to motorway links, our modern hotel provides smart, well-equipped accommodation suited to both the business and leisure guest.

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