Quality hotel & Leisure - Leeds/Selby Fork

Woodlands, the Hotel's on-site restaurant, offers a variety of tempting dishes and delicious snacks. Whether grabbing a quick bite between meetings, or tucking in to a hearty evening meal, there is something for everyone. What's more, with food served throughout the day, guests are free to eat at a time of their convenience. The Hotel's bar has a welcome and friendly atmosphere and is a great place to chat with friends or enjoy a well-deserved drink after a long journey.

The Quality Hotel is the ideal gateway to the Yorkshire region. Not only is it the largest county in the UK it is also one of the most beautiful. Renowned for it's incredible scenery, visitors can look forward to soaking up breathtaking vistas, inspiring moorlands and rolling hills. There are an abundance of outdoor attractions to choose from, including cycling and mountain biking, shooting, water sports and horse riding. For those looking for something less exerting, why not try a local heritage walk or a delicious pub lunch in one of the many picturesque local villages.

The cosmopolitan city of Leeds has something to offer all visitors. With a thriving nightlife scene and a multitude of bars and restaurants it has built a solid reputation as a British hotspot. Shopping in Leeds is a world-class experience featuring as it does five miles of shopping streets and the country's largest pedestrianised zones. For those more culturally inclined, Leeds has its own repertory theatre, opera house and ballet companies. Leeds Art Gallery has one of the UK?s best collections of contemporary British art and the city is home to the Royal Armouries, the national collection of arms and armour.

Renowned for its exquisite architecture, quaint cobbled streets and iconic cathedral, York is a place where the old world meets the new. Explore the city?s historic past at York Minster, Europe's largest gothic cathedral, or visit Jorvick Viking Centre and witness the past come alive. With a blossoming cafe culture and an array of diverse eateries, including stylish restaurants, informal bistros and traditional pubs, there are plenty of opportunities to indulge ones culinary tastes. Whether taking a boat trip along the River Ouse, or viewing the collections on display at York Museum, there is always some new wonder waiting to be discovered.