THE Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower London is in a prime spot with a rooftop bar overlooking the capital.
But what is the food like and how comfy are the beds? Read on to find out.
Here’s everything you need to know about staying at Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower London[/caption]
There are some amazing views from the hotel[/caption]
Where is the hotel?
This smart hotel has a great location – it’s right by St. Paul’s Cathedral and just a ten-minute walk from the River Thames and Southbank, with cultural draws including the Tate Modern and National Theatre.
The nearest tube stations are Aldgate and Tower Hill, both under ten minutes walk away.
What are the rooms like at the hotel?
The 459 rooms have all the mod cons you’d expect too – spacious, with big, comfy beds and crisp white linen.
The style is contemporary, with brightly coloured armchairs and modern art on the walls.
Some rooms offer glimpses of St Paul’s dome and all have flat-screen TVs, Nespresso machines and high-speed Wi-Fi. Self-catering studio apartments, 100 metres from the main building, are also available.
After a night here I felt rejuvenated and like I’d had a proper mini-break.
One night’s B&B costs from £269, based on two people sharing. Click here to book.
What is there to eat and drink there?
The laid-back Leo’s Restaurant serves everything from traditional full English breakfasts to Mediterranean dishes.
On the seventh floor, Sabine’s Rooftop Bar and Restaurant is a chic hangout.
This secret garden up in the sky features a cool glass roof, a menu of funky cocktails and amazing vistas.
It’s open until 2am at weekends so you can settle in with a drink to watch the sunset, and then keep the party going.
The bar snacks are delicious, particularly the mac and cheese bonbons.
What is there to do at the hotel?
Make sure take a quick dip in the hotel swimming pool inside.
Otherwise you can take a guided tour of St Paul’s, do some shopping and grab lunch by the river – all within a ten-minute stroll from your base.
Is the hotel family friendly?
Yes, the restaurant is family-friendly and you can book a room with two queen-sized beds.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes, there are accessible rooms and lifts for wheelchair users.
The pool is available for all guests[/caption]
Rooms start from £269[/caption]