Leeds hotels award winning venue... Set within 9 acres of woodland and gardens the award winning Weetwood Hall is one of the finest conference centres in the North of England. With 36 conference rooms it is one of the few Leeds hotels to offer extensive free parking and is the first conference centre in the north to be awarded AIM gold accreditation by the Meetings Industry Association for its facilities, services and customer care. Facilities featured in our dedicated conference centre include the fastest FREE Internet speed of hotels in Leeds as well as the innovative Web Data Conferencing Suite, delivering a new breed of meetings. There are 106 en-suite bedrooms, offering six different styles of accommodation from junior double to luxury bedrooms. Recently refurbished bedrooms allow guests to enjoy a stylish/modern and practical interior along with spacious work environment. Leeds hotel video Along with other Leeds hotels, we are a responsible and ethical organisation which may be evidenced from our Corporate Social Responsibility,  Accessibility Statement and Environment  Policy which also identifies how we engage with the community to our use of our regional food.   Hotels in Leeds There is an extensive range of catering facilities including Woodlands Restaurant, the contemporary styled Brasserie and is one of the only hotels in Leeds to have an award winning  pub with 'Cask Marque' and 'Good Beer Guide' recognition for its real ales. Private dining is available in the 17th Century Manor House and for larger groups Woodlands can seat up to 200 guests. Located on the A6120 Northern ring road, 4 miles from the city centre Weetwood Hall is the nearest four star Leeds hotel to the airport. It is also the only Leeds hotel to have the extensive University of Leeds owned sporting facilities adjoining its estate who we work in close partnership with for hosting residential performance excellence camps. The University of Leeds first purchased Weetwood Hall in the 1920's when it was used as a hall of residents for female students and it was in 1992 when they made the decision to develop it into a four star conference centre and hotel. The business objectives expected by the University of Leeds of Weetwood Hall are to excel in the managing of its services and facilities, support the provision by the university of continuing professional development and provide a financial contribution back to the university in the form of gift aid as a proportion of its annual profits.