Hotels to Stay in Wakefield
Hotels in Wakefield provide visitors with a wide variety of comfortable and convenient accommodation choices suitable for weekend breaks, family holidays, business travel, and relaxing city escapes in West Yorkshire.
Visitors staying in Wakefield can enjoy hotels with modern guest rooms, on-site restaurants, fitness facilities, meeting spaces, free parking, and family-friendly amenities that help create relaxing and enjoyable stays. Many hotels are conveniently located close to shopping districts, cultural attractions, entertainment venues, restaurants, and transport links, making it easy for visitors to explore the city and surrounding Yorkshire countryside.
City-centre hotels are especially popular for visitors wanting easy access to nightlife, dining, museums, and local attractions, while countryside hotel stays offer peaceful surroundings and scenic views ideal for romantic breaks and quiet weekend escapes. Business travellers also benefit from Wakefield’s convenient transport connections and modern hotel facilities suitable for conferences, meetings, and work-related travel.

At the hotel we pride ourselves on our friendly and professional hospitality and aim to make your stay with us an unforgettable experience, for all the right reasons.

A modern hotel in the centre of Wakefield, with free Wi-Fi and breakfast included Holiday Inn Express® Wakefield hotel is a five-minute walk from Wakefield Westgate Station.
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We’re happy to offer free unlimited Wi-Fi*. It means you can browse the web for as long as you like, anywhere in the hotel.
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Conveniently located off the M1 Motorway at Junction 40, we are near Leeds City Centre, just two miles from the heart of Wakefield and minutes from premiere attractions, shopping, and restaurants.
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Our building is thought to have been built in the late 1760s by James Banks, who's family were in the wool trade.
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~Things To See and Do, Activities, Where to Eat, Where to Stay in Wakefield~
- Sandal Castle is located on the southern side of the River Calder
- Named after Barbara Hepworth, one of the most important artists of the 20th century who was born and brought up in Wakefield
- National Coal Mining MuseumThe National Coal Mining Museum for England keeps the stories of coal mining alive by creating enjoyable and inspiring ways









