Ibis Leeds Centre

23 Marlborough Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, England

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About Ibis Leeds Centre

Ibis Leeds is located just half a mile from the centre of Leeds - A convenient stopover for those travelling to the North and Scotland from the south of England, ibis Leeds is ideally located to explore the centre of Leeds and its many places of interest. The relaxing atmosphere of the hotel will appeal to business travellers and leisure travellers alike, with each of the 168 well equipped en-suite rooms boasting a desk, modem point, satellite television, tea and coffee making facilities and air-cooling. Hotel ibis Leeds also boasts a stylish Café, open between 6pm and 10pm, an onsite bar and 24h Snack.

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