Malmaison Hotel Leeds

Sovereign Quay / Bridge End, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About Malmaison Hotel Leeds

Malmaison Leeds is intimate and sexy, cool and slinky in subtle taupes and contrasting deep tones. A great range of individually designed rooms with cd players, cable tv and fantastic in room amenities and art. A stunning building of local historic interest, within easy walking distance of Leeds mainline rail station, retail therapy, clubs and bars, and the city's new business district. A super stylish Brasserie and Bar with vaulted ceiling, open through fireplace and cosy booths, serves great French dishes and amazing wines. French in structure, reflective of contemporary tastes, serious about wine and the best of produce. Complete with a unique Salon Privé dedicated to wine.

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