Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s
Leonardo Hotels offers properties across Europe and has recently expanded its
portfolio, adding
three five-star hotels in central London
Stay in the heart of London with Leonardo Hotels
With a host of high-end hotels already on its books in Europe, Leonardo Hotels is bringing its signature brand to London with the addition of three stylish properties. Leonardo Royal Hotel London City, Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge and Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s are in prime locations in the capital, making them ideal for customers travelling for work or pleasure. Each of the three properties has top-class spa and leisure facilities, and their own bars and restaurants, meaning your clients don’t need to venture far to dine in style, especially with planned renovations set to bring the hotels even more upmarket. Formerly Grange Hotels, the three luxury
properties are renowned for hosting a number of business events as well as gala dinners. The Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s has capacity for 1,200 guests, while the Leonardo Royal Hotel London City and Leonardo
Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge can cater for 500 and 850 guests, respectively. For customers who are looking for a pleasant
stay in the heart of the city, the hotels are near some of London’s main attractions, and offer convenient travel links to other parts of the city. Leonardo Royal Hotel London City and
Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge are close to the Tower of London, as well as the River Thames and the famous HMS Belfast, and just a short walk away is St Katherine’s Dock, home to stylish bars and restaurants. Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s sits just around the corner from St Paul’s Cathedral, with the Millennium Bridge, Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe close by. Leonardo Hotels is an exciting addition to the UK market with 15 properties across the country, which are operated by Jurys Inn and Leonardo Hotels UK and Ireland. Leonardo Hotels operates a further 150 hotels across Europe.
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