Britannia Leeds Bradford Airport

Leeds Rd, Bramhope, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Britannia Leeds Bradford Airport

The hotel has a contemporary restaurant & a modern yet relaxing lounge & bar area with 24 hour room service. The bedrooms are modern & well equipped, many have lovely views over the Aire Valley and air conditioning. As a special treat why not upgrade to an executive package which includes extra luxuries in your room. The business centre boasts modern conference rooms catering from 2 to 150 people in a variety of room set-ups and has a dedicated conference reception desk to deal with your day to day requirements, offering a tailor made meetings service. We also provide coffee & tea through the day plus a variety of eating options. The Spindles Health Club has friendly & quality staff in lovely surroundings and boasts a 1.5 m deep swimming pool, jacuzzi, air conditioned gym, solarium, sauna and sun terrace. Feel free to come and enjoy these facilities when you stay at the Britannia Leeds Bradford Airport Hotel with our compliments.

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