Leonardo Royal London St Paul'S Hotel, London

The hotel is in a convenient location near St Paul's and Paternoster Square, with easy access to St Paul's Underground station and a short walk to The South Bank across the Millennium Bridge. The room had two queen beds instead of three as requested. The evening preparation with complimentary chocolates was a nice touch, though the room did not fully meet a five-star standard. The service was attentive and welcoming, offering me a drink and access to the executive lounge when I seemed distressed. However, at times, the staff seemed to lack clear direction. The dining experience varied, with exceptional value for money in some instances but disappointment in others. The location near St Pauls Subway station and featuring the Sabine bar on the rooftop with a view of St Paul's Cathedral made up for any shortcomings. The hotel had no water feature or pool to relax with, but the cleanness of the area was notable.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but there were some issues like a broken toilet seat and a malfunctioning shower. The price seemed overpriced for the level of service provided. However, the location on the 4th floor of the main building was convenient.

The hotel is ideally located with St Paul's right at the doorstep, offering convenient access to shops, restaurants, and the river. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, but the need for room servicing and aging biscuits were minor drawbacks. The service, although friendly and accommodating, could use a renovation touch to match the potential of the property. Dining was enjoyable with a great variety and a skilled omelette chef, yet improvements can be made to elevate the overall experience. The prime setting compensates for the dated decor, and right now, the hotel offers reasonable prices given the current conditions.

My three-day stay at the hotel was quite good overall. The rooms were nice, but missing some expected amenities like Nespresso coffee pods. The bed was comfy, and the room was soundproof, which was a plus. However, there were some issues that needed attention like a leaking shower tray and a sparking hairdryer that made the experience a bit challenging. The location was excellent near St Paul's Cathedral and Blackfriars tube stations, perfect for exploring that part of London.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were a bit of a letdown with issues like darkness and maintenance problems, but the view of St Paul's was beautiful. The staff was friendly despite some challenges, and the location next to the cathedral was fantastic. The dining had good options but could use more variety, and the facilities were decent overall.