Overview

Rehab is situated in the nighttime heart of Leeds.

The interior features two rooms, divided by height and an immense glass wall that seamlessly incorporate three environments (hyperactive dancing, more chilled-out dancing, and out-and-out socialising) with a prominent nightclub meets posh rehabilitation clinic theme - the concept being rehabilitation for the so-called post chemical generation.

Located in the Exchange Quarter, in the hub of Leeds' bar culture, Rehab inhabits a Grade 1 listed 17th century building, with the interior having been redesigned by Igloo of Manchester, cleverly incorporating many of the original features. New additions are analysts’ chairs, tiny neon spotlights, flyer-dispensing syringes and larger than life ornamental medicine bottles. Even the floor here is special, imported from Austria after a punter-resistant process involving roasting and oil impregnation.