Grade II Listed Building With Breathtaking
Interior Design in the Heart of Leeds
Located in the central business district of the City, The Met Leeds, is ideally located for exclusive shopping in the Victoria Quarter, is in close proximity to the City's sophisticated restaurants and bars and for places of interest including the Royal Armouries.
The Met, Leeds is one of the best known hotels in Leeds offering stylish rooms, state-of-art conference facilities and meeting rooms.
The ornate terracotta grade II listed building has recently undergone a major £6 million refurbishment and investment programme which has completely transformed the hotel to provide a breathtaking interior decor which is matched only by our uncompromising commitment to quality and service.
History
The Met, Leeds was first opened on 28th June 1899 on the site of the Fourth White Cloth Hall. Designed by architects Cannon and Chorley, The Metropole, as the hotel was then known, was the first hotel in Leeds to boast a lift and electric lighting throughout the building. One of the key architectural features of this stunning Grade II listed terracota building was the Cupola on the roof, which remains there today.
The Banqueting Hall, now the Met Suite was reported to have been one of the finest rooms in Yorkshire and still retains its original columns and stunning ceiling plasterwork.
Following a major £6 million pound refurbishment programme in 2005, providing the hotel with stunning interiors, the hotel was re-opened as The Met, Leeds.
