Weetwood Hall

Weetwood Hall has an incredible history dating back to the latter half of the 16th century when the estate was in the possession of the Foxcroft family. Beautifully surrounded by gardens, the property was originally a Manor House but has had addition buildings added in a traditional style.
Exterior: The building dominates it's surroundings with pale brickwork and traditional features.
Lobby: Well spaced with a friendly, manned reception and numerous chairs to relax in. It is well lit and has a very welcoming feel with one of the hotel bars attached. Groups will be given a private check-in to one side of the lobby.

All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and amenities including heating, a flatscreen TV with satellite channels, Internet access, a direct dial telephone, work desk, trouser press and iron, hairdryer and beverage tray. The 17th century manor house has 12 bedrooms and 2 four-poster feature bedrooms, all individually decorated to reflect the traditional style of the manor house. These bedrooms have upgraded amenities including toiletries, bathrobes, cafetière, tea cake, hot chocolate, CD players and a safe. Double or king-size beds come as standard.

From the Woodlands to the Stables Pub we have dining options to suit your mood or occasion. The contemporary styled Brasserie is where you can enjoy a light meal, glass of wine or a coffee in a relaxing environment. Should you wish for a little more privacy there are three reception rooms in the manor House seating up to 12 in the Boardroom and 54 in the Jacobean Room. The Woodlands can also be reserved for private functions seating up to 200. The Conservatory and Italian gardens are ideal for private summer barbecues.

Complimentary leisure facilities are available to guests at David Lloyd Leisure Club. Complimentary transportation is provided to and from the health club at scheduled times. Preferential golf rates are available at Cookridge Hall Golf Club (about a 10-minute drive away).

By Car: Exit the M1 at J43 for M621, before exiting again at J3 for the city centre. Follow the signs for all loop traffic. Keep on the loop until the signs for Leeds University/A660 come into sight. Continue past the university for 5 km. Weetwood Hall is on the right before a large roundabout opposite Lawnswood School. From the M62 Westbound, exit at J29 onto the M1 (North/Leeds City Centre). Follow the signs as above. From the M62 Eastbound, exit at J27 onto M621, before exiting again at J3 for the city centre. Follow the signs for the loop as above.