Quebecs, The Leeds Boutique Hotel

9 Quebecs Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Quebecs, The Leeds Boutique Hotel

Located in the very centre of the City, formerly the home of the Leeds and County Liberal Club. Quebecs has been beautifully restored to offer 45 guest rooms and suites, each one decorated in a unique style and is an ideal base for both the leisure and business traveller. Leeds is a city steeped in history and culture combined with a contemporary and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Enjoy excellent shopping at the latest designer shops such as Harvey Nichols and stroll around museums and galleries. Explore Bronte country, the Yorkshire Dales and the Moors.

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