The Met Leeds

King Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

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About The Met Leeds

An elegant hotel, located in the heart of Leeds just a 5 minute walk to the station and close to all attractions. Tempus Restaurant and the Tempus Bar provide comfortable and spacious areas for dining, unwinding and relaxing. The Met, one of the most distinctive hotels in Leeds, is set in the heart of the business community. It is centrally located within walking distance to Leeds Railway Station and with easy access to the main motorway and Leeds Bradford Airport. Fabulous location for shopping and nightlife. The decor in our standard bedrooms portrays a traditional image. Rooms are available with either a double, single or twin beds. Ideal for both the business and leisure traveller, these rooms include Sky television, ddi telephone, hairdryer, working desk, trouser press and welcome tray. Our hotel also offers eleven conference and meetings rooms ideal for small to medium size events including seminars, specialist training courses and conferences. Multimedia equipment caters for all types of presentation. The magnificent Ballroom is well suited to banquets and dinner dances.

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