LEONARDO ROYAL HOTEL LONDON CITY


Located near Tower Bridge, Leonardo Royal Hotel London City is ideally positioned for those who wish to explore the sights of east London. The 307-room hotel is home to Japanese restaurant Koto II, which serves fresh sushi and other traditional delicacies. If guests prefer Mediterranean cuisine, The Forum Restaurant serves dinner and breakfast. The property also caters for business guests, with 12 meeting and event suites.


LEONARDO ROYAL HOTEL LONDON TOWER BRIDGE


Just five minutes away from Leonardo Royal Hotel London City is Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge. With 370 spacious rooms, this property is convenient for business travellers and conferences as it has 17 meeting and event spaces. The hotel’s fitness club has a 25-metre swimming pool, in addition to spa facilities, a sauna, Jacuzzi and a steam room. Like its sister property, it boasts an ideal location near the Tower of London, the picturesque St Katherine’s Dock and HMS Belfast.


LEONARDO ROYAL HOTEL LONDON ST PAUL’S


The largest of the three new properties, Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s boasts 460 rooms and 23 meeting spaces, making it an ideal property whether your customer is in the city for sightseeing or for business. Just around the corner from the famous St Paul’s Cathedral, the hotel is also within walking distance of the River Thames and some of London’s top attractions. The property is also home to three bars and two restaurants, including the well- known Benihana, so your customers don’t have to venture far for a fabulous evening.


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