The staff at the Midland hotel were unfailingly helpful and very patient with their practical support to my elderly parents who stayed with us for a long weekend to visit Bradford city of culture. The hotel is friendly, comfortable, classy and stylish and is right next to Forster Square station. My dad particularly enjoyed the breakfast buffet and we all had fun playing cards in the bar, served by the charming barman.

Sadly the historic Forster Square after which the station was named no longer exists. The well preserved hallway that used to run from the station concourse is the last remnant of the age of railway grandeur.

Public Spaces absolutely fabulous; reception staff on arrival were superb as always. Good sized and provisioned room for price. Nice to have a drink from bar once we had settled in even though it as 11:30pm. Also very pleased to have an car charging point to charge car overnight. We will definitely be back again when visiting friends in Yorkshire

Only reason did not rate a 9 was because of breakfast. .last time we came the breakfast was made to order, whereas this was a buffet with undercooked bacon (we like it crispy) and not very inspiring other cooked options (my partner would normally go for cooked breakfast) The continental/cold buffet has little fruit left (an apple!), no pastries, cheese slices that were starting to curl, and two pieces of salami. It is possible that more could have been brought out if we had asked but we decided to stick to cereal and toast as we were leaving for a funeral that morning. There were two members of staff in the room, and I would have hoped they would have noticed when items needed "topping up" . Love the hotel but will breakfast elsewhere next time!

Comfortable, clean, friendly, and full of history and great architecture. Good powerfull shower and large clean bath, well stocked with useables. 95% of staff were great, very helpfull and considerate, nice bar and good hearty food. Brilliant location in a thriving bradford city centre spot, loads of brilliant ppl and talented artists and musicians all over bradford , as to be expected in Bronte county.

A couple a school children working thier left a bit of a bitter taste in my mouth after locking me out of the hotel twice, then blatantly laughing about it, just because they could. I.E. doors locked at 11 oclock but i went out twice at 10:50, they watched me go out then blatantly locked the door behind me at 10:55 this happened twice and was a little nasty, made me think id done something wrong, when ofc i hadnt. Fridge in room didnt work but not a big issue, although it was actually the hottest day of the year when i got there and my milk did go sour in the fridge overnight.

Lovely Victorian Hotel, built at the height of The Railways as a northern showcase for Midland Railway. Beautiful architecture and features. Obviously showing signs of it's age but that just adds to the character. Staff are lovely and all the ones I met were local. An refreshing change from boring generic modern box hotels. Position is excellent, right next to the Railway Station and a short stride from the town. Decided amount of on site parking, free if staying. This is the second time we stayed and if we go back to Bradford we would not consider staying anywhere else. Personally I think it is worth upgrading to the superior room but I spend a lot of time in the room. Best of all it's DOG FRIENDLY

Having to leave at the end of our stay!

I am a regular in this hotel when on business in Bradford. The location is very convenient whether you travel by train or by car. There is a car park, which is very convenient (if there are spaces). The property itself is full of character and some period features as they call it. Some rooms are very good, some are very tired - if you stay for more than a couple of nights - I would recommend to talk to the hotel and ask them for a premium room. Staff is always very friendly and helpful. Good value for money.

Some rooms require maintenance. Sometimes towels have a whiff of Asian food. I am not saying they are not clean, just something you may not expect.

As first-timers to Bradford we were pleasantly surprised by the 'City Park' and the proximity of large attractions. The hotel is wonderfully old-fashioned, in a lovely way, and the staff were excellent. We liked the small, friendly lounge bar and found this a much better place to drink than local bars outside the hotel. Breakfast was very good, offering plenty of variety, and personal requests were taken without hesitation. When a problem arose on arrival, we were moved to another room without any fuss, quickly and efficiently.

The streets immediately off the main square of 'City park' main square were not quite so desirable and didn't invite close scrutiny after dark. We found our room much too hot, possibly not helped by the unseasonably warm weather, and had to turn radiators off and open windows. Parking might be an issue if a big event, such as a wedding, was going on.

We booked this hotel because it was close to the stunning Waterstones in Bradford we were visiting the next day. The room and bathroom were a little worn and tired, but clean, and the beds were super comfy. The shower pressure was unbelievably powerful, so be warned, it does mean some water gets on the floor even with the curtain closed. The hotel was great value for money and has plenty of character. It's historically very interesting, so be sure to check it out before your visit to get the full experience. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and the reception area was welcoming. There's another entrance from the car park that's part of the old railway station and I'd recommend you go and have a look at that. Have a look at the suitcases that are on the trolley there, you might see a name you'll recognise...

Nothing, the hotel was amazing.

Staff was extremely helpful and friendly! Good sized room, good bed, and big bath/shower space (water pressure was really good!). Clean and superconvenient - literally 2 minutes walk to the Bradford train station (Forster Square). I am definitely staying there again on my next visit to Bradford. Very good value for money, and the estate has its Northen grandeur and lots of character:-)

There were no electric sockets next to the bed, and overall, the number of electic plugs was on a lower side, so if you are tech heavy (laptop, phone, tablet etc) you may need to ask for an extension cable. There is some tiredness, but one may argue it adds to the place's charm, and there are some genuine vintage features.

The hotel is in a great location right in the centre of Bradford and although the decor is a bit dowdy, it's very clean and the room was well appointed. There was plenty of water pressure and hot water. The breakfast was a bit average, but it had the only hotel toaster that worked properly that I've ever seen in a self service breakfast!

The layout is like a rabbit warren, but there is signage. The layout on the ground floor is a bit confusing and the breakfast restaurant is past the toilets. Staff uniforms seem pretty haphazard

Location to the town center and theatre was great

Options for breakfast were limited. Personally I don’t eat any cooked breakfast (personal choice don’t like fried food) and only use a lactose free milk for cereal (so tend to simply not have whilst away from home) so I asked for an omelet, as I had heard other people ask for specific poached/scrambled eggs. I was shocked when I was then told that I would have to pay extra for an omelet! So chose to not have, explained that I wouldn’t be eating most of the other foods and the waitress then said she would put it through without a charge.