Welcome to Weetwood Hall Estate

Set within nine acres of beautiful woodlands and gardens and built around a 17th Century Jacobean Manor House we would like to offer you and yours a warm welcome to the Weetwood Hall Estate, Leeds. Providing the very best in contemporary and unique guest experiences. Our hotel is steeped in rich history with parts of our beautiful property dating back as far as 1540. Indulge yourself in the tranquil surroundings of our grand estate and escape everyday life with us here in Leeds at Weetwood Hall.

Our location is ideal for all types of travellers, from the independent solo break enthusiast to families that like to journey together and experience everything the local area has to offer. Easily accessible and a short distance from Leeds Bradford Airport, getting here couldn’t be simpler. With an abundance of space for parking and convenient bus routes to bring you directly to our hotel.

Exceptional Four-Star service in all areas, our bedrooms are designed with you in mind and with so many options, the level of comfort and privacy will never waiver. With 114 rooms, we can accommodate you in the lapse of luxury in our Four Poster feature bedrooms, our Superior double rooms and for those growing families, our large Family rooms will provide the utmost comfort during your stay here in Leeds.

Fine dining is at the forefront of our service to you, our guests. We have on-site restaurants and bars that will satisfy all your dietary needs and wants. Our Convive Restaurant is renowned for its Mediterranean cuisine, the Stables Pub houses the finest of beverages and proudly holds our award-winning Cask Marque real ale to go well with that traditional home cooked meal, a proper English Pub right here in Weetwood Hall.

Our astounding surroundings are the perfect backdrop for your Weddings, so if you’ve recently said yes, then look no further than right here at Weetwood Hall Estate for your special day, with many Wedding packages aimed to cater for the smallest ceremony to the largest gathering as a way of commemorating your big day.