Hotel Indigo Leeds, housed within a historic building on Lower Briggate, is set to welcome its first guests next Tuesday (July 15).
From show-stopping rooms to the venues stylish Mediterranean-inspired restaurant The Banksia, we checked out the glamorous new space that’s sure to become a hotspot in the city.
It features everything from Monopoly-themed rooms, to cinematic details paying homage to Leeds as the “birthplace of film”.
Downstairs, The Banksia boasts a flavour-packed small plates menu, with dishes like hummus kavurma, king scallops, and lokma doughnuts, alongside cocktails that pack just as much flair.
Here are 17 stunning sneak peek pictures from inside Hotel Indigo Leeds and The Banksia bar and restaurant -
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Guestrooms have been designed to capture the playful essence of the Waddington's most iconic board - Monopoly - whilst seamlessly blending with the vibrant spirit of the roaring 20s. | National World
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Another room celebrates the vibrant culture of Leeds, centring the design around its legacy as ‘the city that invented film’, infused with the energy of nightlife and music. | National World
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Inspired by the innovative legacy of Burton and Leeds’ history in the textiles industry, the second guestroom design narrative weaves together natural tones of wool with the prestige of bespoke tailoring. Offering a soft, traditional base with playful details subtly interwoven, these guestrooms celebrate the craftsmanship and creativity rooted in the region’s heritage. | National World
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This room feature playful, hidden details that echo the spirit of the city’s nightlife and invites guests to embark on their own ‘owl trail’ of discovery in the city. | National World
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The meeting rooms for the hotel follow a calmer blue palette, with dark rich timbers and brass accents. | National World
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Hotel Indigo Leeds will be opening its doors alongside a brand-new Mediterranean-inspired bar and restaurant - The Banksia. Inspired by the Banksia flower, the name and interiors symbolise rebirth and new beginnings throughout, with its colour palette bringing warm and rich tones aligned with the native wildflower | National World