Bridgewater Place in Leeds

View from the 24th floor Bridgewater Place. Leeds city centre. Great looking building. Once upon a time was the tallest building in Leeds.

A lovely and well organised event

Visited today as part of the Little Fox Charity Craft Fairs event, in aid of Martin House and Brain Tumour Charity. Lovely to have been part of the event. The reception staff and security were very friendly and helpful. Thank you for having us!

we went to bridgewater to sell our Sicilian arancini! everything was fantastic and we had a lot of fun! Thanks Bridgewater 🥰

LeedsBID has worked closely with the Bridgewater Place team and involved them in numerous city-wide events including our summer roadshow and Charity Bear Hunt in 2023. Richard and his team are always a delight to work with

Awesome place however idk why the facilities manager is affecting his sexuality onto security and making them wear pink ties???? It’s outrageous!

Visited for first time just before Christmas 23, there was a maker's market open in the Atrium, made a number of purchases and was pleased to be able to support local sole traders and their wares. The only hindrance was the plethora of road works outside which entering the building a little confusing. Not the fault of the management here though. A coffee outlet and convenience store are handy for those visiting BW Place or nearby.

I used to just walk around on my way to Tesco because I didn't know you could go inside. I was surprised when it was raining and I decided to try my luck by trying to cut through. It's huge inside but clean and welcoming, with friendly security guards. Now, it's a convenient shortcut for me, although there's not enough seating if you want to eat your lunch there as a lot of people had the same idea. There's a lady sat behind the reception desk who seems to always be smiling. Tried out the Asian takeout place (Tabeyu) does amazing noodles! 🍜

I’ve had a great day today at Bridgewater Place, thank you for having me! Lovely to meet you all. I definitely recommend this location!

This is an excellent place to visit. I sell pies there and the staff are very helpful and I want for nothing.

I have just spent the day at Bridgewater Place following an invitation to hold a pop-up stall selling my glassware. All the staff here are super friendly and made me feel very welcome. I am looking forward to going back in December for their Christmas Fair! Instagram @lizzy_swizzle Facebook Liz Smith Fused Glass

I’ve hosted a stall in the Atrium a couple of times now and the experience is great! Front of house staff are so friendly and helpful and the premises are lovely.

We visited here for an artisan/craft market held in the atrium. Some really interesting stalls and venue building pretty impressive. Beautifully decorated with real plant and flower displays, makes a change from the imitation ones.

Cat Protection, Gildersome was invited to hold an awareness stall at BP on Wed Aug. Two volunteers agreed to go - myself Denise Rigby and Anne Cane. We were welcomed by a very friendly and helpful lady Angela Bradshaw and supplied with coffee by the General Manager. We met lots of lovely cat lovers who donated very generously. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there would like to say Thank You for allowing us to be there. We would like to think we might be invited again!

Lovely place and very welcoming staff. Definitely recommend it

I held a sweet bakery stall in the Atrium recently which was a great success. From the organisation, the friendliness of everyone I met (especially the Reception, security and front of house staff), the footfall and cleanliness of the building, everything was 1st class. I can't wait to return.

Great place and very helpful staff

I had the pleasure of being invited to trade there and I had a great time. Fantastic building, immaculately kept with super friendly staff who couldn't do enough to help. I'm already looking forward to going back there in future

A huge, well laid out centre for business with helpful reception staff and parking for those who arrange it in advance. It also houses a gym. About 5 minutes walk from Leeds train station.

Loved the building architecture and the lighting.

Easy to access from both directions and has a number of food-related options within and nearby. Always clean and tidy, too

I lived 6 months in a flat in this fantastic building, and it was a great experience. The building is well-maintained, clean and tidy, and usually noiseless.

The entrance to the station looks like a golden toaster. To shape a functional doorway based on a breakfast device is very northern. If you ask where the train leaves from and someone says platform won. They meen platform one. Ask them to say the following....'Someone's won one'. Its amazing to hear.

Excellent commercial centre with lots of food outlets!

Stunning property and architecture, looks great at night illuminated in different colours. Really nice public atrium to wonder through.

Visited Starbucks, excellent air con, friendly staff, great frappes, would highly recommend in hot weather

After having read the history of the building and architecture I found this pretty awesome to see up close it is amazing

A lovely early Spring day to wander around this area while my car was being serviced. Few other people around and plenty to see, especially near the canal locks. Plenty of eateries to satisfy all tastes and budgets. Well worth a visit.

Nice spot - Starbucks and all the team are great.

Lovely apartments with lovely concierge. The views are amazing!

Not sure what I’m reviewing here, think I drove past it, traffic lights seemed fine and the road was flat, good sign. Nothing else really going on. The air seems thin and not too heavy, good atmosphere in general

Great building put in wrong place.....

Arrogant and totally unprofessional security staff.

Deserves all the design awards.

Scary looking out from 28th floor..

Bloody windy..... bring your own parachute peeps

This building is not very nice and causes a lot of wind problems

Apartments, safe, guarded and reasonable though I am told they can be noisy.

Really windy around this place. Hold onto your brolleya and your tights.

Lovely offices. Needs better parking

A building with hundreds of employed workers and people living there... 1 drop off space

Christmas party for the workers friends and family. Great day Thank you.

A place that thinks its size is important and thus can justify its exhorbitant prices. Take your hard earned cash elsewhere.

Ohh. Love the wind being accelerated around this building. Awesome

Visit here for lunch options. Good choice. Maybe slightly on the expensive side but there is always Tesco

nice place for a relaxing chat in a good location

Nice building, near to the railway station

Went to the tesco in here.. Really friendly team of workers

Affectionately referred to as "the Dalek" - impressive architecture, and an iconic feature of the Leeds skyline.

Lovely building and some good places to get lunch there

Pubs and bars around here have really developed, shame about the constant smell of sewage from the overworked sewers and drains. Thankfully the baffles and the erected pedestrian shields have made walking around Bridgewater place a less lethal affair on windy days

I lived here a year and I was in hell worst place to live in and worst landlords

One member of the concierge team is never really helpful, seems to look down at you even though you own a apartment there! Young Russian looking fella.

Spot on good service good staff great place for a meeting on the sky lounge

Very good conference facilities

Ugly building only causes issues. Jokefull that it was designed

Awful Dalek building which causes great gusts of wind around it. Who the hell designed such a disaster; who allowed it to be built? It is utterless cold and cheerless inside in all weathers. Glad I don't work in it

Great place to stay! Landlord are really attentive and reply soon after you contact them

Ok for a spot of lunch. Careful on a windy day though, or you might find yourself up against a 100mph wind coming from their bizarre wind deflection system!

Want to experience the windiest place on Leeds? Stand outside Bridgewater Place on a mildly windy day. Even with the special wind guards that have been put up, you'll almost get blown of your feet. Bridgewater Place is a great example of how not to design a building. There's a few shops inside. Mostly offices.

Can be seen from most places in Leeds

Nothing much beside a big of food to go places

I na piwo i na pizzę można się skusić.

Best secure place to live for sure

Good shops and variety for lunch time - minus one star for being a horrendous wind tunnel

The tallest building in Leeds for now. Looks impressive and can be seen from miles away.

Tallest building in Leeds, very well maintained accommodation. Love this place

I live there more than five years if you want further information about it I will be ready to answer any questions

Ok place to work with fair facilities and shops on the ground floor

It's an office block, with accommodation what more do you need to know?

Constant building works. Toilets are always smelly.

Residential and commercial property. The biggest tallest building in leeds

Its a big building with a few shops at one end. As a visitor to Leeds probably wouldn't bother. However if it is windy, the building channels the wind and it gets a little crazy. The sometimes close the road, so walking back to leeds can be a lot of fun

Lovely office space. Good facilities such as gym & Starbucks

Mixed development contains office space and range of shops and cafes

Great as a workplace, but some things drag it down, the wind, the location and some of the tenants