Hop on the train (25 minutes) to visit The Hepworth in Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park in West Bretton (one hour) and enjoy admiring works by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Damian Hirst sitting peacefully among the sheep in 500 acres of rolling hills.
The Leeds branch of the Malmaison hotel chain is in a grand red-brick Victorian building that was once the City Tramways’ head office.
It’s close to the River Aire – some rooms have views – and a short walk to the best of Leeds’ shops and eateries, including Kirkgate Market, the Corn Exchange, Trinity Centre and Victoria Gate.
The Malmaison building, on Swinegate, dates back to 1915 and was once a ticketing office
Best for history: Quebecs
This elegant Grade II listed hotel in the financial quarter dates to 1891 when it was the Leeds and County Liberal Club. It was renovated in 2000.
Enjoy drinks or tea in The Gallery, a lounge area overlooking the hotel’s grand oak staircase and five two-storey high stained glass windows, displaying the coats of arms of five Yorkshire towns (the building was originally the headquarters of the Leeds and County Liberal Club).
From £99 a night, quebecshotel.co.uk
The iconic Queens Hotel has been restored to grand effect
Inside, it’s a celebration of old glamour with art deco features, including the original windows and lifts, tastefully combined with contemporary touches.
From £95 a night, thequeensleeds.co.uk
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It’s a popular option for those going to gigs at the nearby 02 Academy, but it is equally convenient for the Victorian shopping arcades, and restaurants (Stuzzi is a cool spot serving Italian small plates and excellent wine and cocktails).
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From £45 a night, easyhotel.com
It’s also a good spot to catch one of the city’s water taxis, a favourite among locals and visitors, which run to Leeds dock (£1, under 5s free).
Hilton Double Tree hotel sits beside the peaceful Leeds and Liverpool Canal and has a rooftop bar (Getty)Its rooms are spacious and modern with floor-to-ceiling windows, comfortable beds, 42 inch flat screen TVs and access to the 24-hour fitness centre.
Best for spa: Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort
Oulton Hall’s 300-acre estate is a 30-minute taxi ride from the city centre, and offers a peaceful retreat with an Elemis spa, 27 hole golf course and landscaped garden to explore.
Locals visit for afternoon tea, which can be taken on the terrace overlooking the hills. The hotel has its own blend of tea and there is a special children’s tea option that comes with an activity pack. The spa offers an indoor pool, steam room and Jacuzzi.
From £133 a night, oultonhallhotel.co.uk
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In November, it is set to unveil the results of a major refurbishment, including a new-look restaurant and bar. It has a black and white tiled entrance hall and Thirties-influenced bedroom decor.
The hotel is a popular choice for business meetings and corporate events – it’s also pet friendly.
From £80 a night, leedsmet-hotel.com
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