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Bradford has many theatres within easy walking distance from the Interchange. The hotel is good value for money and a 2 min walk away from The Alambra. I have recommended previously to friends. The hotel maybe cheap but it doesn’t let you down on quality.

The staff, especially *Mr Ola" was a kind and helpful individual. He helped me to carry my luggage. He was so supportive and ready to assist at every time.In fact, he was happy to give me his phone number for further assistance and enquiries. Also, I liked the Trigg Hall, because it was like a home, which has the kitchen facilities, good running tap water, 2 Fridges, electric kettle, washing machine etc, and I was able to cook my food at anytime. Also, I liked the location, because it was NOT far away from Bradford College, University of Bradford, City Town Centre. Also, it was a walkable distance to the Bus and Train stations. Above all, I felt secured while staying at Trigg Hall with several secured doors at every entrances within the Trigg Hall. Also, there is a location of CCTV camera along the corridor. Though, I cannot say that Trigg Hall is a great hotel, you can still enjoy basic needs including sound sleep and self catering facilities in the kitchen.

I came for a music festival that I attend every year. For the first time it was located in the city centre. Although only located a few minutes from my hotel. I did not feel safe walking around the city at night. I will reconsider attending next year. Having said that, there were lovely amenities a short distance out of the city. The Industrial Museum is well worth a visit and there are some lovely gastro pubs a short way out of the city.

Centenary Square is special. We had one meal in Zizzi@ which was very good. Another night we went up to Akbars's in Laisterdike which was excellent. The Industrial Museum is well worth a visit. From Bradford it is also easy to get to Leeds and the Dales.

Hotel a short walk to stations, shops and bars.car Park next door.bowling and cinema next door. Friendly people..things to look at around the town area .several places to watch a show.and great curry restaurants.

There are some fine old buildings, like the town hall and the Wool Exchange but there is a lot of dereliction too. City centre pubs were few and less appealing than elsewhere in West Yorks. Not much choice of eateries beyond the usual suspects like KFC, Pizza Express, Zizzis etc. Surprising number of homeless and we noticed what appeared to be drug dealing going on outside while we were having our breakfast. The Media Museum is closed for refurb. They have their work cut out to be ready for the European City of Culture in 2025. There is a good train service to Skipton and Ilkley from where there are innumerable country walks