Weetwood Hall Conference Centre & Hotel
Otley Road, Leeds · Hotel
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A 114-room hotel on Otley Road in Leeds, with recently refurbished rooms, countryside views and its own heated outdoor pool.
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About Weetwood Hall Conference Centre & Hotel
Step into a room at Weetwood Hall Conference Centre & Hotel and you'll find many have been recently refurbished, with a clean, well-kept finish and views out over the surrounding countryside rather than city streets. With 114 rooms in total, there's a good range for solo travellers, couples or those attending one of the hotel's conferences and meetings, and air conditioning and free WiFi come as standard throughout.
Downstairs, the restaurant and bar are a genuine draw, with a varied afternoon tea and a buffet that regulars return for, though it's worth knowing the food can run to the pricier end. A heated outdoor pool and gym give guests something to do beyond the room, and the garden adds a further spot to unwind. Staff throughout are noted for being helpful and professional, and practicalities are well covered with free on-site parking, luggage storage, laundry service and concierge support.
The hotel also works well for weddings and events, with dedicated meeting rooms alongside its function space. Beyond the grounds, Leeds itself is within reach, with pubs, restaurants and other eateries nearby for those wanting to venture out during their stay.
Reception hours
- Monday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Tuesday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Wednesday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Thursday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Friday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Saturday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
- Sunday
- 12:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Current hours may differ from the usual schedule above (e.g. holidays) — check Google Maps for today's hours.
What guests say
Love this hotel and have stayed here many times. The rooms are regularly refurbished and are always presented well. The staff are attentive and food is great. I have had afternoon tea with friends lunch with family and much more and there is also the great advantage of the stables bar that has a pub feel. Public transport is close at hand to go into Leeds, Otley or Ilkley. I will be back in a couple of months.
a month ago · via Google
This is an very good hotel. Great quiet location. It really does need a small degree of investment. The wooden windows in the old section are so badly decomposed that the glass is nearly falling out. This also must be why the windows were so dirty. One big let down was breakfast. The bacon was a similar texture to cardboard, the tomatoes were consistently burnt. A very poor bread choice and please avoid the coffee. I couldn't tell if it was instant or bean to cup it was so awful. But the staff were pleasant and the other food outlets for evening time were beyond excellent.
a month ago · via Google
A four star hotel working hard towards a three star stay. So after a 5 hour journey we arrived. Unpacked and enquired if food was available in the restaurant or bar ect. Unfortunately not as it was 9.30pm Retired hungry and tired to our room. TV advertised 24 hour availability of sandwiches and a room service menu. Great we called down and asked for some food. Sorry room service finished at 10pm ??.... but restarts at 11pm OK so we unpacked and debated eating so late or just sleeping. I take pills at night so at 11pm rang and ordered a sandwich and drink. Ten mins later reception rang saying they had run out of the sandwich fillers and the drink I had ordered. So thought let's have a cuppa. The four stay offering was 3 nes cafe sachets , why 3 ? Thats it no tea no non cafine teas Rang reception and has a few years bags delivered. Am we thought let's use the gym facilities they advertise, ahh they dont have any facilities but if we want to drive 2 miles we can use a local gym they have a deal with. So breakfast we were sat next to the dirty plates station that helped reduce the hunger pangs maybe a could lick the plates, breakfast was poor quality the sausages has browns overcooked and undercooked also tasteless as was the cheap bacon beans ect Premier inns are better and cheaper yes its a old manor house so looks nice but its really not worth the cost. Staff were friendly and helpful
5 months ago · via Google
Visited Leeds to visit our son and booked this the nearest dog friendly hotel. The stay was exceptional and we and our dog Alfie were made to feel very welcome which is not always the norm when hotels claim to be dog friendly. The room was very good with a large king size bed and Alfie was given his own bed by the hotel and this was laid in a little corner of the room. Breakfast was very good, albeit, chaotic because everyone turned up at 9am and ran the staff ragged. They managed to cope with a positive and friendly manner which again is not always the norm. The hotel and grounds are superb, the stable bar especially outside in the sun was excellent and there is loads of car parking. We left this morning and have already booked a return visit !
a month ago · via Google
Guests mention this hotel offers excellent food, including varied afternoon tea and delicious buffet options, with many rooms appearing recently refurbished and clean. They also highlight the friendly, helpful, and professional staff, as well as convenient parking and access to a heated outdoor pool.
Some reviews mention the food can be expensive.
Summary via Google
At a glance
- Address
- Otley Road, Leeds, LS16 5PS Get directions
- Property type
- Hotel
- Location
- Otley Road, Leeds
- Good for children
- Yes
- Destination
- Leeds