Leeds City Guide

It's the third largest city in the UK and the lively, almost brash, straight-talking capital of West Yorkshire. The city has recently developed a sophisticated edge that has led to its nickname as the 'Knightsbridge of the North'. For those who want to combine independence, convenience, and a dash of luxury in their accommodation, serviced apartments make an ideal base to explore the vibrant city of Leeds.

Shopping in Leeds

Leeds is well-known for its fantastic shopping. Spend the day sampling the best of local produce at the farmers' market or take in the Victorian architecture of the Corn Exchange. For a more up-market experience, Harvey Nichols is especially good for fashion, makeup and handbags.

For those who like to soak up history or culture, Leeds has the fascinating Royal Armouries museum, the Henry Moore Institute, canal trips, stately homes and spas.

After a day of culture or retail therapy, Leeds has pubs, clubs and restaurants to suit all tastes. Soak up the atmosphere in a local pub with a real fire or enjoy live music at the historic Howard Assembly Room.

Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square is considered the most important square of London. It takes its name from the victorious Battle of Trafalgar against French and Spanish navies. There are number of statues and monuments that visitors can enjoy visiting for free in this square.

Serviced apartments in Leeds

Staying at a serviced apartment offers space, security and comfort, right in the heart of the city. Each apartment has comfortable bedrooms, a full-sized, well-equipped kitchen, and a cosy lounge. Your comfort is assured, whether you want to stay for just one night, a weekend, or longer.

For information on booking please go to our serviced apartments section.