The Butlers Hotel  

Friendly helpful staff

Price and location

Awful bed, no en-suite

Uncomfortable and dirty bed.

Nice & clean rooms, very friendly staff, good kitchen serving local food, Cabfare £8 to Elland Road, £6 to Leeds city centre. 2 min walk to local shopping street. I'll definitely return.

For the price, the guest house is fine and everything functioned in the room which was reasonably comfortable. Plenty of places to eat and drink nearby. Ideal for contractors and people on a budget. Avoid at weekends if you require a good nights sleep, otherwise no problems.

The noise from other people staying there was quite intolerable! Thursday was fine, Friday rather noisy and Saturday complete madness. "Guests" on my floor were extremely drunk, set of fire escape alarm and banged every door, including mine in the early hours while shouting as loud as they could. I "requested" that they shut up...this was respected for about 2 minutes and it all started over. Really need security at weekends to keep some control.

Free parking

The bed very uncomfortable

Atmosphere of the old house, quality of restaurant, free wlan internet

Substandard room, poor equipment, window leaks

We got some sleep after people in the bar stopped stomping around overhead.

We were booked into a double room in the hotel but ended up next door in a basement room that did not look look the photos on the website. We could easily hear other guests through the walls and the room was positioned below the bar so there was a lot of noise of people walking around, talking and the television. We were very unimpressed but were too tired to complain. Also we only realized afterward that our "upgrade" to an ensuite room was nothing of the sort. It was more of a downgrade to a basement room with a tiny, mould-covered shower. Overall, we were unimpressed and would pay more to go elsewhere. Luckily we were only staying for one night

The staff were extremely helpful and accommodating.

The decor was very tired, as was the bathroom suite. There was an ant problem within the room.

The chef was brilliant. He cooked us up a special vegetarian breakfast, and came to my gig at the Brudenell Social Club.

We weren't given a room at the hotel we booked, rather the adjacent one - so we didn't get an en suite, didn't get a themed room, didn't get anything that resembled the picture and in fact got a shoebox with damp. Funnily enough it was alright, and they didn't actually need to lie; I would've stayed there anyway.

The location next to headingley and close to the university is excellent. It has been used by many famous cricketers playing test matches over the decades and their signed photos are on the walls. It's cricket anoraks dream!

A draught through the window when I was working on my laptop gave me a cold.

staff very freindly,and helpfull

room small,illuminated poorly,bed & pillows old & uncomfortable, kitchen staff should wear approprite clothing

The best thing about the hotel was that is was very local to where my daughter is living in Leeds as we were spending the weekend with her.

The hotel bar had no tables and chairs, there was pool table but this was being used by long term residents and the bar was £4.50 for two cans of larger which I thought was very expensive compared to local pubs etc. When we went to breakfast they wanted to charge us even though on our booking breakfast was included, we refused to pay. Overall the stay was not good and we will not be staying at that hotel again. The hotel is on a main road which has lots of traffic and drunken students in the early hours, if you want a quite hotel don't stop here.