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UK Travel T e Travel Guide A new era for The Met Hotel Leeds
Standing proudly on King Street since 1899, The Met Hotel Leeds has long been one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks
Now, following a carefully considered refurbishment, this Grade II-list- ed building begins an exciting new chapter, one that celebrates its her- itage while introducing a fresh, con- temporary feel for today’s guests. T e transformation carefully balances respect for the building’s remarkable history with a renewed sense of style and comfort. Behind its iconic terracotta fa-
cade, the hotel has been thoughtfully restored to highlight the building’s original Victorian grandeur. Sweep- ing staircases, barrel-vaulted ceil- ings and elegant architectural pro- portions remain at the heart of the experience, while new design details bring warmth and sophistication to every space. Rich textures, layered lighting and refi ned interiors create an atmosphere that feels both elevat- ed and welcoming from the moment guests arrive. T e hotel’s newly redesigned guest
rooms and suites provide a calm re- treat in the centre of the city. Each room refl ects the character of the his- toric building, with layouts shaped by its original geometry and interiors that blend classic charm with modern comfort. Carefully considered fur- nishings, soft colour palettes and con- temporary touches create spaces that feel both timeless and inviting. A major highlight of the hotel’s transformation is the introduction
of Gott’s Bar & Kitchen. T is vibrant restaurant and bar champions lo- cally sourced ingredients and cele- brates Yorkshire fl avours with a menu that’s both creative and approach- able. Alongside signature dishes, a thoughtfully curated drinks list makes it an ideal destination for re- laxed lunches, evening cocktails or celebratory dinners. T e Met’s revitalised meeting and
event spaces, including its beautiful historic ballroom, off er an impressive setting for weddings, celebrations and business gatherings. Just moments from Leeds train sta-
tion and the city’s vibrant shopping dis- trict, the hotel’s location means guests are perfectly placed to explore Leeds’ vibrant cultural scene, from independ- ent shopping and galleries to thea- tres, restaurants and lively nightlife. T e Met Hotel Leeds invites visitors to experience a historic icon thought- fully renewed for a new generation of guests.
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Experience the newly refurbished Met Hotel Leeds, from stylish stays to vibrant dining at Gott’s Bar & Kitchen
Plan a break in Leicester and Leicestershire
Leicester is a colourful, cultural and historic city, beautifully framed by the rolling green fi elds, waterways and idyllic towns and villages of the Leicestershire countryside
Explore the stunning views of the Vale of Belvoir, with the Regency Bel- voir Castle as its crowning glory; take an e-bike tour or stroll around the National Forest, packed full of sus- tainable stays and active escapes; or travel on the 70 miles of waterways in a canal boat or kayak, experiencing life on the water. From boutique and country house
hotels to glamping, barn conversions and pretty little B&Bs, make the most
of your stay in a home-from-home environment. When it comes to dining, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Leicester it- self off ers a thriving food scene where you can taste delicious food and drink from around the world or explore the Asian subcontinent — Leicester is England’s Curry Capital. And no trip to Leicestershire is complete without trying pork pies and Stilton cheese from Melton Mowbray, the Rural Capital of Food. For two millennia, this most wel-
coming city and county has made space for new arrivals. Communities from the Romans onwards have all left their indelible mark on the area, with history that defi nes and tells the story
of England better than anywhere. When it comes to attractions, choose from leading conservation at Twy- cross Zoo to transformational tech- nology at the National Space Cen- tre — from Roman architecture and artifacts dating back 2,000 years to the story of the Battle of Bosworth and rediscovery of King Richard III un- der a car park. And the city’s vibrant arts and culture isn’t to be missed. T ere’s so much to uncover, explore and enjoy. Start your journey on the Vis-
it Leicester website, where guides, maps, trails and itineraries can help you put together the perfect break in the heart of England.
visitleicester.info
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