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French Landing

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Overview

The Midland Hotel is the perfect downtown area for visiting The National Media Museum, or getting one of the phenomenal shows at the Bradford Alhambra Theater or St Georges Hall, Additionally a short drive or steam train venture away from the world-acclaimed Bronte Country, Home of the Bronte Sisters, Emily, Charlotte, and Anne see where the education virtuosos made books, for example, Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights. Midland Hotel is beside Forster Square Train Station – Which is a 15-minute voyage to Leeds or World Heritage site Saltaire.

The Midland Hotel has been transformed by its present owners Peel Hotels and boasts Executive, Premium and Standard accommodation. An Automatic Upgrade to a Lady Executive Package is available for the Lady Business Traveller.

The Midland Hotel, Bradford, AA Merit score of 80%, has 90 Executive, Premium and Standard Bedrooms fully equipped with En Suite facilities, Sky TV, Ironing and Trouser Press in each room. The hotel boasts Executive, Premium and Standard accommodation with Four Poster Rooms, and Interconnecting Family Suites. An Automatic Upgrade to a Lady Executive Package is available for the Lady Business Traveller. Other facilities at The Midland Hotel, Bradford include FREE Wireless Broadband with no time restrictions and Free Car Parking for residents on-site.

For Twin Rooms please see available rooms for the Promotional Codes.

There is special discounted rates on Standard and Executive Rooms of 35% discount from end of June to end of August!

History

The original Midland Hotel, Bradford was built between 1885 and 1890 by the Midland Railway Company and housed 115 bedrooms. It still retains some of these fine Victorian features including the Victorian Passageway with its floor to ceiling Burmantoft tiles. The quality ornate plasterwork in the Princes and French Ballrooms is rivalled only by similar examples in London. The high ceilings, glittering chandeliers and the architecture of the building are both breathtaking and inspiring, blending to make you appreciate the opulence of an era unfortunately long past.

There are many famous people who have stayed at the hotel, including Laurel and Hardy, Paul Robeson, The Beatles, and the Rolling Stones. In 1905, Sir Henry Irving died on the main staircase. He was attended by his manager Bram Stoker, better known as the originator of Dracula. A small plaque erected in Reception records the stay of George Formby who stayed in 1940. Almost every Prime Minister up to Harold Wilson stayed in the hotel.

Food & beverage

Extensive dining from 7.00am with Full English or Continental Breakfast in the Restaurant or Room service, to mid-morning snacks to Lunch in one of two Bars, or indeed the Restaurant. Traditional Afternoon tea is available in the Foyer Bar and Lounge with a la Carte Dinner from 6.30pm.

The Midland Grill Room Restaurant's style is one of a traditional dining venue, with elegant high ceilings, tailed curtains and crisp white linen. Head Chef Simon Thomas provides a contemporary menu of British cuisine served with flair and imagination. The recent 2-course Business lunch, with guaranteed 1-hour service, has proved popular not only for the great value at £9.95.

Dinner service provides a choice of the fixed price £18.95 and a seasonal a la Carte menu encompassing fresh, and as far as possible local produce.

Other facilities

Free Wireless Broadband Internet in every bedroom.

The Midland Hotel has a number of designated Smoking rooms in a separate corridor, both Standard and Premium room types. Please request these in the Additional Information section of the booking form.

Upgrades to Executive/Premium packages can be made upon arrival. An Automatic Upgrade to a Lady Executive Package is available for the Lady Traveller which includes: Select Toiletries, Bathrobe and Slippers, Hairdryer with diffuser, glossy magazines and pre-allocated first Floor bedroom (package subject to availability).

Facilities & information

Summary

19th century buildings

Smoking permitted

Breakfast included

Parking (free)

Historic property

Food

Restaurant

Cooked breakfast (included)

Lunch available (at additional cost)

Dinner available (at additional cost)

Bar

Recreations

Recommended walks

Pub (walking distance)

Museums (walking distance)

Historic houses

Gardens

Golf course (a short drive)

Tennis courts (a short drive)

Recommended restaurants (walking distance)

Theatre (walking distance)

Arrival information & directions

Address: Midland Hotel, Forster Square, Bradford, West Yorkshire, YorkshireBD1 4HU, United Kingdom

Check-In: From 2.00pm Check-Out: By 12.00pm

Directions:

From M1, M62, M606 Take Junction 26 off the M62 onto M606 Bradford. At the end of the motorway, go under the bridge and onto dual carriageway at lights. Follow the road round to the right up to the roundabout. Turn left onto the 3 lane, Rooley Lane. Follow for ¾ mile past Asda on left. At the roundabout follow A650 left, down slip-road. Get into the middle lane. Follow downhill through 2 roundabouts. Stay on A650 through 2 major lights and uphill. Through next lights at top of the hill, get in the left lane. Downhill turning left towards Forster Square Station and Retail Park. Immediately go over onto middle or right lane A6181 for Haworth (this is Hamm Strasse) past Forster Square Retail Park on left, uphill, next left at the top into Manor Row. Hotel 400m downhill, turn immediate left after hotel, at roundabout, hotel car park immediate left again.

Nearest Train Station: Forster Square

Nearest Airport: Leeds

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Midland Hotel, Bradford