Quebecs Hotels

Lovely hotel with loads of complimentary extras: fluffy bathrobe, slippers, 2 half bottles of wine, chocolates, mineral water, free wi-fi etc. On arrival we were given a free upgrade to one of the more deluxe rooms, the concierge brought my bags to the room and showed me how to access the wi-fi, they couldnt have been more helpful.

The room was very clean and elegantly decorated, the view wasn't fantastic, however the hotel is situated on a side road so I didn't expect city view anyway.

There is a DAB radio and loads of channels on the TV if you feel like relaxing.

Would definitely stay again

When we finalized our trip, the very first thing I did, was searching for some good hotel deals. I was impressed by the location of the hotel. It was near the market so we could easily roam around in the market for shopping purpose. Moreover the services which were provided by the hotel staff were wonderful.
The best thing was the rooms, completely dirt free and comfortable and bathrooms were nice. Overall I was pretty happy and satisfied after staying in a hotel that gave me an enjoyable experience.

I stayed two nights here on my first visit to Leeds a few weeks ago. It is gorgeous! I was so bowled over by the beautiful room I had and the stained glass in reception that I phoned my husband to rave about it. It’s a great location, too; I went out walking, and I have a terrible sense of direction, but I could always find my way back, even after a drink or two.

i think this is probably the best hotel in leeds if your wanting a boutique style hotel… the reception is a table next to the staircase with the beautiful glass stained window which is truly gorgeous… parkin is available but must be booked when reservation is confirmed or else you would have to park at a garage etc.. 2 min walk from train station… lovely french restaurant below… but also close to many many more… a honesty bar is situated on the 1st floor where u simpily pick a drink and write what you have had in the book to be charged to your room…some rooms esp on the top floor which are mainly used as singles are tiny and have actic type roof not great if your tall… the best suites in my opinion is the sherbert and hugbug suites both containing the sweeties! both are based on 2 levels which spiral staircase leading to the bed… humbug suite is the largest on the ground floor but the view is of the road so can be noisy… the bon bon suite at the top of the beautiful building is small but very romantic which a nice lighting system… all in all fab hotel expensive but for a cheap a suite is a must!

We stayed here on a romantic mini-break and the hotel is very impressive, with sweeping stairs, lots of carved oak mouldings, the softest duvets and pillows imaginable and a very comfortable mattress! It’s a very luxurious place.

However, a few things niggled. Firstly, there were some goodies set out with the information leaflets on the dressing table when we arrived - some sweets, a mini-bottle of wine, two wine glasses. These are not free and actually cost an exhorbitant amount, and yet they are set out so that they appear to be complementary (although we weren’t fooled, haha). I thought that was a bit cheeky. Secondly, as we relaxed before going out to dinner, there was a knock at the door and a waitress offered us a bottle of mineral water to buy. I thought this was unnecessary - there was mineral water in the mini-bar and it felt a bit like we were being “peddled” things! Finally, the next morning we were surprised to find a Daily Mail dangling from our door handle in a neat cloth bag. I asked the receptionist why it was there and she replied “Oh, fine, I’ll take it off your bill then” - we hadn’t been asked if we wanted a newspaper, and we’d never have chosen the Mail, so it seemed a bit rich that they were irritated when we asked why it was there!

These niggles aside, though, we had a fantastic time. The honesty bar on the 4th floor is beautiful, and the restaurant downstairs (Sous le Nez) looks lovely as well (we didn’t manage to get a table, which shows how busy it is!). The hotel is lovely and central, too; there was no parking available so we parked at the Light and it wasn’t too far to trek with our overnight bags. I think the room prices are reasonable, too.

Wonderful hotel, beautiful architecture. We stayed here on a romantic package & had a suite with a king size bed strwen with rose petals, champagne, chocolates & fancy toiletries in the huge bathroom. We had a separate area with sofas & a tv. Breakfast is served in the room & there is an honesty bar in one of the upstairs rooms.

I have only stayed in this hotel once and it was the epitome of luxury. I am a huge architecture freak, and loved the building, with its grand entrance and high ceilings.

The rooms are exquisite with large, soft beds with high quality duck and downs duvets. There is a tv, arm chairs, a coffee table, a desk and your own private mini bar.

I was taken here for my birthday and I absolutely loved it. The hotel bathroom was as big as my bathroom at home and I really enjoyed being able to chill out and relax.

Ah, Quebec’s. I’ve had some great and shocking times here, but I can’t help but remember it through rose-tinted glasses. You’ll love this place for the luxurious beds, long pile carpets, sweeping open staircase, oak-paneled drawing room complete with honesty-bar, free champagne receptions on Wednesdays… the fresh orchid left on your pillow with a hand-written note was also a nice touch. The service, however, was a bit too much like fawlty towers to give it 5 stars. When things were good, it was bliss, however - don’t expect the staff to be able to process a refund if they get your booking wrong (I gave up after a year), or to move you if they have a solvent disaster in the restaurant below (was nearly asphyxiated). However, time is a great healer, and now I don’t really think about the those things, and just remember the pillows…

Pluses:

Period building, gorgeous fittings, all the trimmings, central.

Downsides:

Service.

Around GBP130/night.