Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough

Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough frequently asked questions

Who owns Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough is owned by the Fattal Hotel Group, which acquired the Jurys Inn portfolio in 2017 and rebranded many of them as Leonardo Hotels.

How do you get to Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough is conveniently located close to the town centre. It is just a 10-minute drive from Stockton, Redcar, and Hartlepool. They are also conveniently close to Tees Valley, the North York Moors, and the scenic Whitby coastline.

There's on-site parking for 67 cars, with an additional charge of £8.00 per night for overnight residents. Middlesbrough Train Station is a nine-minute walk or a five-minute taxi ride away, while the town centre is just a six-minute walk. Durham Tees Valley Airport is a 15-minute drive from the hotel.

What is included in a spa day at Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

What is included in a spa day at Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough depends on the experience that you book. Facilities include a swimming pool, a spa pool, steam room, a fully equipped gym and a studio. A range of beauty treatments are available with Ultra Chique Clinique.

What is near Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

Close to Middlesbrough town centre, Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough offers you a great location for exploring the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include:

• Riverside Stadium (home to Middlesbrough Football Club)
• The Dorman Museum
• Tees Transporter Bridge
• Tees Valley
• The North York Moors
• Whitby

When was Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough built?

Having been re-built in 2000 as a Jurys Inn hotel, Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough opened under new branding in 2022.

What amenities does Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough have?

Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough is a four star hotel in the city centre, with 122 rooms and suites, including family rooms. Each room also includes thoughtful details such as a hair dryer, iron and ironing board, tea and coffee refreshment dock and a work area.

The Bistro is the main restaurant, where meals are served throughout the day. Dinner is served at the Endeavour bar and restaurant, or you can order room service until 10pm.

Leisure facilities include a swimming pool, a spa pool, steam room, a fully equipped gym and a studio. A range of beauty treatments are available with Ultra Chique Clinique.

Accessible facilities include:

• There are drop off bays adjacent the front door
• The reception is located immediately inside the front doors on the ground floor with no steps.
• There are two lifts available to all floors from the reception. The ground floor is level throughout, and access is available to all floors by lift.
• Pushchairs and wheelchairs can manoeuvre easily around reception, the lobby and bar areas.
• All areas in reception and the lobby are well lit with LED spotlights in the ceilings.
• They frequently accommodate show rounds of the property - they advise to pre-book with their Events co-ordinator.
• There are no ground- or first-floor bedrooms, but every floor is accessible by lift
• With accessible rooms all the beds are lower, bedside units and coffee stations and there are lower rails in the wardrobes.
• Bedroom doors are marked with the door number on the front - these are not raised in Braille format.
• All furniture in the bedrooms can be moved around at the guests request and can also be removed.
• The beds in their accessible rooms are zip locked but can be made into singles.
• The space next to the bed for wheelchair users to transfer onto the bed is 70.5".
• The height of the beds to the top of the mattress is 22".
• The clear space under the beds in the accessible rooms is 7".
• The bedroom is lit with LED wall lights and 2 spotlights above the bed.
• Additional lighting can be requested but is not guaranteed.
• The walls and doors are of a light colour, with one wall in the bedroom a light green colour, the carpets are multi stripe. There are carpets in the bedroom throughout.
• Non-feather, Non allergenic bedding is standard in all bedrooms.
• Their accessible bedroom phone has a flashing light indicator enabling the call to be seen and heard.
• Instructions on how to activate subtitles on the TV can be obtained from reception.
• A fully accessible room has no bath in the bathroom but there is a wet room shower, with a seat attached to the wall.
• The clear door opening width of the bathroom door is 35".
• In fully accessible bathrooms the shower is separate in the partly accessible bathrooms the shower is above the bath.
• The height of the WC from floor to seat is 19" and the transfer side when looking at the WC is to the right.
• The height of the wash basin 27.5" and there is clear space under the sink.
• Support/grab rails are located next to the toilets.
• The taps throughout are lever and turn style.
• The shower dials are on a turn mechanism only in the partly accessible rooms.
• The bathrooms are well lit with wall lights and florescent tubes over the mirrors which are fully encased.
• The towels are white.
• There are red emergency pull cords located in the bathrooms with re-set boxes for these located inside the bedroom doors and next to the bed.
• Their taps in the accessible bathrooms have been embossed with hot and cold tactile markers.
• There is a seat height raiser available upon request.
• The corridors are well lit with wall lights and spotlights in the ceiling.
• The flooring on all corridors is carpeted.
• They have two lifts from reception to all floors - these all come with audible announcements (the lift buttons are equipped with braille and they all have mirrors). The lift announces which floor you are on as the door opens.
• The refuge areas are located on each corridor stairway with a refuge call point at each one
• The bar and restaurant are located on the first floor and are level throughout.
• There is space for wheelchairs and push chairs and furniture can be moved if necessary.
• The lights in the bar and restaurant are dimmed in the evenings but remain on during the day.
• The flooring is carpeted with a small, tiled area around the breakfast buffet area.
• They try to accommodate any dietary requests and ask that they are informed in advance.
• The public/accessible WC's are located on the first and second floors. The accessible WC is a unisex toilet and it is not locked.
• There are no ramps or steps to gain access to the toilets.
• There is clear space for a wheelchair. • There is a grab rail (when facing the WC) to the left of the toilet.
• If guests need assistance, there is a red emergency pull cord in the toilet which is linked to their reception desk.
• Their taps in the accessible public toilets are marked with tactile marks to distinguish hot and cold.

What are the food and drink options at Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

The Bistro is the main restaurant, where meals are served throughout the day. Dinner is served at the Endeavour bar and restaurant, or you can order room service until 10pm.

How many treatment rooms are there at Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough?

A range of beauty treatments are available with Ultra Chique Clinique.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Leonardo Hotel Middlesbrough is at 3pm and check-out is 11 midday. Spa opening times are 10am to 7pm on Wednesdays, 10am to 8pm on Thursday, 10am to 6pm on Fridays and Tuesdays, 9am to 4pm on Saturdays, and it's closed on Sundays and Mondays. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.