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Hotel Indigo set to open in the city centre with adjoining Mediterranean restaurant
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Hotel Indigo set to open in the city centre with adjoining Mediterranean restaurant

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A contemporary 107-bedroom hotel with a connecting bar and restaurant is set to open in Leeds this summer, following a multi-million-pound investment.

Located on Lower Briggate with easy access from both Leeds train station and the hustle and bustle of the city’s main shopping streets and Leeds Trinity, Hotel Indigo Leeds will be opening its doors alongside a brand-new Mediterranean-inspired bar and restaurant – The Banksia.

Bringing more than 60 jobs to the city, the 4,173m2 hotel will boast more than 100 stylish hotel bedrooms, two meeting rooms which act as the perfect space for conferences and working lunches, and a 24/7 fitness centre complete with the latest equipment in a modern environment. Contemporary rooms will tell the story of Leeds’ rich industrial heritage, featuring unique artwork and vibrant designs, along with unexpected details that excite curiosity and encourage further discovery.

This will be the 20th Hotel Indigo set to be opened by IHG Hotels & Resorts in the UK to date and it will showcase sustainability at its heart in line with the group’s commitment to responsible travel through its Journey to Tomorrow initiative. This will be reflected through the hotels with everything from the lighting through to waste management.

The hotel will also be home to a modern new restaurant, The Banksia, located on the ground floor of the hotel.

Bringing Mediterranean all-day dining to Leeds, The Banksia will celebrate a mix of cultures, echoing the diversity of modern Leeds with its flavourful menu, complete with fresh, local ingredients.

Simon Grace, general manager, said: “We can’t wait to welcome the communities in and around Leeds in what is sure to be an exciting addition to Leeds city centre this summer. We pride ourselves on creating an inviting, vibrant space that guests can enjoy, with personal service throughout their stay, that makes them feel instantly at home.

“Bringing a taste of the sun-soaked Mediterranean, The Banksia bar and restaurant will become the perfect hub for after work drinks, or to wine, dine and dance the night away – whether people are looking for a private small plates meal with friends, or a large scale a la carte dining experience, The Banksia perfectly caters for it all. Signature Mediterranean flavours paired with fresh, simple, local ingredients will be brought to life by a team of talented chefs – and it’s just what Leeds needs to welcome the summer in style.”

Keval Thakerar, director of Belfont Hotels, the hotel’s owners, added: “Leeds is such a thriving city, and we can’t wait to become a part of it – we’re excited to throw open the doors and welcome our first guests to the brand-new site. Every Hotel Indigo is different, and this applies to our Leeds site, as we capture the essence of the city’s neighbourhood through unique touches.”

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