Hotels suggested by Alea Leeds

[boldie]

For the high-rollers Malmaison suites from £270 per night

160 a night actually.

[pokerfan]

For the high-rollers Malmaison suites from £270 per night

160 a night actually.

Balla suites a bit more

[boldie]

For the high-rollers Malmaison suites from £270 per night

160 a night actually.

Balla suites a bit more

[RichEO]

www.laterooms.com ftw!

Leeds Armouries HI Express, Fri/Sat night for total of £87. Non refundable, breakfast inc.
If you want Sunday night as well, they do the 3 nights for £119.

great spot

i am in 3 nights £119

booked -- there goes the neighbourhood

Booked too. Forced me to stay 3 nights now too. What a shame!

[Laxie]

www.laterooms.com ftw!

Leeds Armouries HI Express, Fri/Sat night for total of £87. Non refundable, breakfast inc.
If you want Sunday night as well, they do the 3 nights for £119.

great spot

i am in 3 nights £119

booked -- there goes the neighbourhood

Booked too. Forced me to stay 3 nights now too. What a shame!

Booked and so are the flights.  No turning back now.

[kinboshi]

www.laterooms.com ftw!

Leeds Armouries HI Express, Fri/Sat night for total of £87. Non refundable, breakfast inc.
If you want Sunday night as well, they do the 3 nights for £119.

great spot

i am in 3 nights £119

booked -- there goes the neighbourhood

Booked too. Forced me to stay 3 nights now too. What a shame!

Booked and so are the flights.  No turning back now.

There goes the neighbourhood.

[FuglyBaz]

www.laterooms.com ftw!

Leeds Armouries HI Express, Fri/Sat night for total of £87. Non refundable, breakfast inc.
If you want Sunday night as well, they do the 3 nights for £119.

great spot

i am in 3 nights £119

booked -- there goes the neighbourhood

Booked too. Forced me to stay 3 nights now too. What a shame!

Booked and so are the flights.  No turning back now.

Flying from Londonderry airport?

[stallyon]

anyone in the BrookField Hotel ? i hear its not far from the venue...

[gatso]

anyone in the BrookField Hotel ? i hear its not far from the venue...

lolol

you've gone and booked the worst hotel in the whoe city again haven't you?

I'm off to read the reviews now, am expecting vomit soaked beds and no toilet

[gatso]

this is in the brookfield hotel section but they call it the moorlea so you might be lucky and they've just put it in the wrong section

I write this review as a warning to those who would stay at this nightmare hotel. I recently stayed at the Moorlea with my mother before an interview at the University of Leeds and was greeted by a disgusting and dirty place as ever was seen which looked as though it might be featured on A lif of Grime. Upon arrival I noticed that the pictures of the hotel on the internet gave it a clean and fresh facade (which had obviously been photoshopped). The gateposts had peeling paint and the garden was a jumble of overgrown weeds and dead plants. To say that it looked like the cat woman's house is no gross over exaggeration. As soon as we set foot through the door it was if we were visiting the set of Rising Damp. The smell that greeted us was of damp, smoke and stale beer. The hallways were dusty and musty and the room we had was even more unbareable. The carpets were dusty and old and the decor would even have give Lawrence Lewellen Bowen nightmares. There was one particularly sinister looking toby jug that had to be locked in the cupboard all night for fear of it coming to life and eating me. The beds were so uncomforatble that I may as well have slept on a park bench (which would have been a blessing in comparison) and the pillows were hard and lumpy. Every sheet felt dirty and there were cigarette holes in all of them. This was not the only sign of neglect, the cups that we were supposed to drink from were chipped and cracked and had a brown mess clinging to the botoom (thanks but NO THANKS). The shower was just about the worst I have ever used and I had to go in with my socks on because it was covered in brown slime and human hair. The breakfast was totally inedible and was a mish mash of what looked like dead seaslugs (which were supposed to be tomatoes) and what appeared to be beans and sloppy; runny eggs. A warning to would be Morrisons shoppers, the hazlenut yogurt and the bread was horrible, the orange juice was evidently wartered down and the jam conjealed. THIS IS A WARNING TO EVERYONE DO NOT STAY AT THE MOORLEA HOTEL unless you are prepared to go in armed with protective suit and breathing apperatus, oh and don't forget the disinfectant!

[stallyon]

this is in the brookfield hotel section but they call it the moorlea so you might be lucky and they've just put it in the wrong section

I write this review as a warning to those who would stay at this nightmare hotel. I recently stayed at the Moorlea with my mother before an interview at the University of Leeds and was greeted by a disgusting and dirty place as ever was seen which looked as though it might be featured on A lif of Grime. Upon arrival I noticed that the pictures of the hotel on the internet gave it a clean and fresh facade (which had obviously been photoshopped). The gateposts had peeling paint and the garden was a jumble of overgrown weeds and dead plants. To say that it looked like the cat woman's house is no gross over exaggeration. As soon as we set foot through the door it was if we were visiting the set of Rising Damp. The smell that greeted us was of damp, smoke and stale beer. The hallways were dusty and musty and the room we had was even more unbareable. The carpets were dusty and old and the decor would even have give Lawrence Lewellen Bowen nightmares. There was one particularly sinister looking toby jug that had to be locked in the cupboard all night for fear of it coming to life and eating me. The beds were so uncomforatble that I may as well have slept on a park bench (which would have been a blessing in comparison) and the pillows were hard and lumpy. Every sheet felt dirty and there were cigarette holes in all of them. This was not the only sign of neglect, the cups that we were supposed to drink from were chipped and cracked and had a brown mess clinging to the botoom (thanks but NO THANKS). The shower was just about the worst I have ever used and I had to go in with my socks on because it was covered in brown slime and human hair. The breakfast was totally inedible and was a mish mash of what looked like dead seaslugs (which were supposed to be tomatoes) and what appeared to be beans and sloppy; runny eggs. A warning to would be Morrisons shoppers, the hazlenut yogurt and the bread was horrible, the orange juice was evidently wartered down and the jam conjealed. THIS IS A WARNING TO EVERYONE DO NOT STAY AT THE MOORLEA HOTEL unless you are prepared to go in armed with protective suit and breathing apperatus, oh and don't forget the disinfectant!

woo hoo now thats what i call luxury

[StuartHopkin]

Gatso your so mean

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g186411-d632108-Reviews-Brookfield_Hotel-Leeds_West_Yorkshire_England.html

[gatso]

Gatso your so mean

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g186411-d632108-Reviews-Brookfield_Hotel-Leeds_West_Yorkshire_England.html

hardly mean. stally will now be gutted. he has such a talent for picking tez hotels and takes pride in his ability. my post was congratulatory as he'd succeeded again.

he'll be devastated when he clicks on your link and finds out it's not that bad after all

[stallyon]

hardly mean. stally will now be gutted. he has such a talent for picking tez hotels and takes pride in his ability. my post was congratulatory as he'd succeeded again.

he'll be devastated when he clicks on your link and finds out it's not that bad after all

i'm not gonna look...they have enough time to get to the standard that me and my entourage expect when we go travelling