This is a really nice hotel near the centre of Leeds. It is located in the Brewery Wharf.
On arrival, parking is limited, there is street parking if you are lucky enough to find a place, this is very reasonably located.
Checking in was smooth, and the rooms that we had were very smart. It was not the biggest room in the world, but was a good size, with floor to ceiling windows.
The bathroom was nice and clean (no bath, only shower, though this made it feel much larger. There were a few faults in the bathroom, the spot light above the mirror was broken, so not adjustable, and the shower was very difficult to turn on and off, other than that, the room was brilliant.
The hotel is surrounded by a few bars and restaurants, and the city centre is not too far away. As a result there were a few hen and stag parties staying, though we couldn't tell from our room.
We paid extra for the breakfast (£7.50 each) and it was definitely not worth it. The food was very average, no vegetarian sausages. There are local cafes in the wharf where you could probably pick up a much better breakfast for less.

Overall, nice hotel, would stay again, and have breakfast if it was included for a cheaper price.

Myself and 8 friends stayed at the jurys inn Leeds on the 27th of June 2009. I must compliment the staff as the service was out standing nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were spottless and the bar served till late. We were also delighted to see that there was a water and ice machine on our floor. We paid £79 for a room for 3 it was well worth it and i would highly reccomend this hotel to anyone. It is walking distance from the train station between 5-10 mins and is next to some lovely bars and restaurants.

This was our second visit to this hotel due to the fact that we had enjoyed our first visit so much.

we arrived on a Friday night and were greeted by friendly staff and allocated a room on the 4th floor facing Brewery Wharf. Great we thought. Everything was as we expected and we settled in for a good weekend. Avoid the 4th floor like the plague on Saturdays.
We went to theYorkshire Dales for some walking and when we arrived back
on the 4th floor we were greeted with shouting, screaming, foul language not to mention much more. we had apparently been put on the floor which the hotel uses for Stag Nights and Hen Parties. we were told that they try to keep them to this floor so that they do not disturb other guests and so that any situations which arise can be controlled.
We put up with the onslaught on noise and people in the next room bouncing on the bed, swearing etc for a while but had to complain to reception.

This is where the fantastic customer service came in. Staff could not be more apoligetic, we were moved to the 10 floor which were asured was quiet, nothing was too much trouble for them.

When we checked out again the reception staff were really helpful and srry that we had problems. It is good to find a hotel which actually cares about customer service in thsi day and age.

Lets hope that our next visit on 14th July is much quieter

On two separate weekends in May and June, my fiance and I stayed at the Jurys Inn for our stag and hen parties. I was really impressed by the location and on the hen weekend we were also blessed with fantastic weather. The area around the hotel is ideal for couples, groups of friends and families alike. It certainly does not feel like a tacky, down-market area where you would usually expect lots of hen/stag weekends and the atmosphere reflects this too. The hotel was in easy reach of great local nightlife and reflected the sophisticated nature of The Calls area.

The rooms were comfortable and clean. We could have done with some more towels - groups of girls are notorious for keeping clean but that would be the only gripe. Service on check in/out and for breakfast was efficient and the buffet breakfast provided adequate choice for the price.

I will be visiting this area again for a weekend away when we are married and I would be more than happy to recommend this hotel to others.