De Vere Oulton Hall Hotel (Leeds)

I went to Oulton Hall in May this year was pleasantly surprised as it had been refurbished since my last visit 14 years ago! Oulton Hall is an 18th century mansion situated in the most beautiful gardens which are ideal for a summer wedding. The bedrooms are fantastic and the restaurant has the perfect service with the perfect staff. I was in awe of the head waiter and the wine waiter who were amazing. I've never felt so privileged before! There are 152 rooms at Oulton Hall and the one I stayed in was luxurious. There was a play station and Sky TV in the room and the usual things you'd expect like free wifi, iron etc. I was fortunate ...  Read the complete review

As the future Mrs. F hit the dreaded 21 this month (already she believes her youth is half past her), I thought that we should do something special. Then travelzoo popped its weekly top 20 travel deals email into my inbox, and on the list was a special offer giving two people the chance to spend a night in a double room at Oulton Hall in Leeds, complete with a three course meal, a bottle of wine in the room and a spa treatment, all for £79 per person. Considering that we have paid £115 for a night in a shabby 3 star hotel before, this rate seemed excellent, and so after a bit of research, we decided to go for it. The hotel: Oulton Hall is a ...  Read the complete review

Oulton Hall is a splendid and grand hotel located in the outskirts of Leeds and is owned by the De Vere group. We were looking for a peaceful retreat whilst on an overdue visit to Leeds to catch up with some friends and this hotel being only ten miles from the centre of Leeds seemed to fit what we were looking for perfectly. *Arrival & check in* After a long drive from Oxfordshire up to Leeds, we were very happy to reach our destination. The elegant driveway spans past the golf course as it winds up to the grand old house. The hotel immediately gives an impression of finesse and classic English sophistication. The gardens and floral displays ...  Read the complete review