Midland Hotel

Forster Square, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

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About Midland Hotel

City centre located, the Midland Hotel offers opulent Victorian surroundings with modern day comforts. Magnificent public areas, spacious bedrooms and a central location make the Midland Hotel excellent value for the price. A stay in this hotel is a uniquely relaxing experience. Step back into the ambience of an era long gone, but with all the facilities of the 21st century including magnificent public areas, spacious bedrooms, opulent ballrooms, regular entertainment, an excellent English and Continental restaurant, 24-hour room service and a residents bar that never closes.

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