Premier Inn Leeds East

Not one of the better Premier Inns I’ve stayed at. Getting very dated and in need a a complete refurb. Situated a bit in the middle of nowhere, neither close to Leeds city centre nor the M1 and A1 . A comfortable and clean room but the choice a places to eat was limited to just the chain restaurant opposite. I booked at a very good price so can’t really complain as such. The usual rates are considerably higher and so not worthwhile

If you like Premier Inn, you will love this. And the breakfast is cooked with care. Check-in lady was super-helpful.

Highly recommended to stay here clean rooms nice to be able to open the window for some fresh air Very comfy clean bed

We stayed at this hotel for our night away to Leeds. I had booked the hotel for a previous night but we weren't able to make it due to illness, i couldn't believe how easy it was to rebook for a different night. Check in was prompt and friendly. Great car parking. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean with plenty of tea, coffee and milk available. The hotel was quiet although we did hear someone knocking on doors in the early hours but it soon stopped. We decided to pay for the cooked breakfast in the morning which was really good. Everything was hot and cooked fresh. Just what was needed. I'll definitely be staying again!

Brilliant coffee morning on a Monday run by Kiera all for great ormond street charity such a lovely friendly a**osphere biscuits tea and coffee £3 unlimited hotel staff are really friendly there is nothing they wouldn’t do for you! Lovely clean hotel

A large family group of us from north east Scotland stayed for 2 nights for a family event. The hotel was very clean and well presented and the staff were all very friendly. The breakfasts were excellent and special thanks go to Debbie for her superb and friendly service.

Clean rooms, friendly place. Welcoming breakfast area first class attention by Debbie. The food ar breakfast was fresh, plentiful and good quality-acruallt perfect and I can rarely say that. As small family groups, we met for a family gathering. A welcoming area.

My husband, daughter and myself had a short trip to Leeds and stayed at the Premier Inn East Leeds. It is in a nice little place. we did go to the pub next door (The Brown Cow) and had a very mediocre meal - you are a bit limited as to where else you can go. The hotel was the normal sort of Premier Inn experience - you know what you are getting! The room was clean and there was plenty of space

I stay in a lot of Premier Inns travelling on business. This was my second poor experience in consecutive weeks. Put simply I arrived after a long drive and found the hotel was warm but the room felt cold and damp. I turned up the heating and went to bed. I woke up in the night with a cough and something was irritating my lungs. Looking around I found damp staining and mould growing on the ceiling plaster. The mould spores in the air caused the problem. Closer inspection of the room revealed evidence of a historic water damage repair in the ceiling above the window. This possibly contributed to the issue. The damp and mould does not just occur overnight and the staff at the hotel must have known about it.