Club Quarters St Pauls

We stayed here in April 2016, it was terrible. The front desk people were very rude and unhelpful. The room was so dingy and unkempt. There was a giant crack in the bathtub. It is just a dump in a good location. Also, the underground stops all around the hotel were all CLOSED for construction so it wasn’t convenient to get anywhere either. Even if the trains were open, I still wouldn’t ever recommend this hotel. GROSS.

DO NOT BOOK THIS HOTEL THROUGH THE CLUB QUARTERS WEBSITE!!! I booked, thinking it would cheaper, but
and Expedia ended up being around $ 100.00 cheaper! There are no benefits and you will get ripped off. It’s non-​refundable nor changeable in any way. I could’ve save $ 100!

There were really long lines for check-​in and check-​out. Moreover, one elevator was constantly out of service, which meant that everyone living in the hotel used the one single elevator that still worked, leading to long wait times.
In the rooms, the bathroom left a lot to be desired and was in need of repairs — the flush and faucets wouldn’t work.
No in-​room dining and discourteous front desk service.
The only good thing going for this hotel is the location — it’s close to the St Paul’s Cathedral and some grocery stores.

I was recommended this by a friend who’d stayed here previously. When she mentioned that it was «close to» St Paul’s, I didn’t realise that she meant «actually on the doorstep of St Paul’s»! The location is really excellent and in a much nicer part of town for exploring, I felt personally, than the west end.
Booking was no hassle, did so online and particularly liked not being charged up front. My room was comfortable, larger than expected with a comfortable bed and plenty of desk space. It was overlooking the front of the hotel, so the view of the cathedral was great! I didn’t hear any traffic noise, which was a pleasant surprise.
I stayed for two nights and was very comfortable. The air con was very efficient and there was plenty of room for me to work in and store my stuff. The bathroom was more than adequate, with fresh, clean towels.
I loved the wee rooms with all the extras — laundry machines, ironing boards, etc. The vending machines I noted were very reasonably priced and the free filtered water to take away in bottles was a nice touch.
I did have a small problem on checking out when I was over-​charged for food I’d ordered online through Deliverance. I’d paid Deliverance directly but the hotel then tried to charge me again for it. I argued the case with the guy on reception who called me just after I left to apologise and say I’d been in the right.
It hasn’t put me off staying there again and I plan to use Club Quarters next time I’m in London as I found the value for money and location to be outstanding for London.

I really like Club Quarters as they are quiet places in good locations and a reasonable price. The St Pauls location is no different. Clean, quiet for a great nights sleep. Can’t go wrong.

Super clean, good service, comfortable beds and fantastic location! We found this hotel to be a great deal! Would definitely stay here again!

This hotel is great, the only hotel I know that offers free & unlimited water bottles, as well as free tea & coffee machines in the lobby.
The room is quite basic but clean and spacious with TV & iPOD dock/​radio. We also had quite a good view.

Very good hotel with an excellent location. Steps away from St. Paul’s Cathedral. Our room was decently sized and VERY clean. We faced the busy street and had a nice view of St. Pauls. The room rate was very reasonable for London. The bed was very comfortable. The walls were a little thin but this seems to be the norm in London.

Unfortunately, it was completely impossible to sleep more than two hours a night. My room was located towards a big street and the windows were not able to reduce the noise from outside to an appropriate level.
All other circumstances were more or less okay for the price.

This is a very basic hotel catering to business travelers. It’s small, as is typical for London, but is fairly clean and well located in the business district. It also offers free wifi, refillable water bottles, and, reportedly, iPads on loan, but I didn’t try to obtain one.
However, service was seriously lacking, making it an overall unimpressive stay.
One of two elevators was out of service for an entire week. There appeared to be no effort made to fix it.
It was oppressively stuffy in the room. We visited in February, and had the heat off. But it was still hot, and there was no AC available and the windows didn’t open. If you’re claustrophobic at all, this hotel is a bad choice.
There was always some small cleanliness issue — stray pubes in the bathroom, glasses not washed and replaced, etc.
The little stirrers they leave you for your instant coffee melt in hot water. Which is usually the kind of water used to make coffee.
But best of all: The walls were paper-​thin. One day, a Blackberry alarm was going off in the room next door for 16 HOURS. DING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING!!! At bedtime, we called the front desk; they did nothing. DING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING!!! We called again; we heard the front desk calling the room next door, like someone was sitting in the room listening to his Blackberry alarm go off for 16 hours. DING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING!!! We called again; the front desk sent someone up; we heard the guy enter and leave he room. DING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING-​A-​LING!!! We called again; the front desk sent someone up again. This time we d intercepted the guy in the hall. He claimed he’d turned off the hotel alarm clock. But it’s a Blackberry, we pointed out. I didn’t see a Blackberry, the guy said. Mind if we take a look, we asked? And then the guy proceeded to LET US INTO ANOTHER GUEST’S ROOM. We pointed out the Blackberry sitting on the night stand. We asked the guy to turn it off. He said he couldn’t touch it. So we turned it off. There are so many things wrong with this situation, I’ll let you draw your own conclusions.

Pretty basic hotel for a price of 200 euro per night, but the location is class! So central and easy to get to from the big tube stations or heathrow airport.
The rooms are average, seeming quite in the 90ies though. Btw: who needs a microwave in the room? There are no drinks, snacks
the minibar what I personally think should bd there.
The service could be improved, be nice to your guests and talk to them :) I had the feeling that I am more a pain in the ass when checking in rather than being welcome… but probably they wouldn’t needed as the location is amazing.

Really, a very good hotel. Not GREAT, but definitely very good.
The location absolutely cannot be beat — steps away from St. Paul’s Cathedral, with plenty of shops, restaurants, pubs, and tube stops nearby. (And a hop on, hop off bus stop right outside, if that’s something you need.) We had a room facing the street, which had me concerned at first, but this place is super quiet. I didn’t ever hear any traffic or street noise, nor did I hear the bells of St. Paul’s (which I actually wouldn’t have minded!). I was really impressed by how quiet our room was.
The free Wi-​Fi, refillable bottles of water, and supply closets for any extra supplies/​toiletries needed are a nice plus at the Club Quarters hotels, as is the computerized check in and out. (The water bottles especially came in handy in our travels around the city.) The rooms are modern, but very small, almost claustrophobically so. We actually had to do a bit of furniture rearranging and also made good use of the closet while we were there, because I have literally seen closets that are larger than our room! There was also a large desk that took up a fair amount of real estate, but as this is a hotel for business travelers, the desk is to be expected. But, honestly, though the room seemed tiny at first, we adjusted quickly, and by the end of the trip, the room was more than comfortable for the two of us, if not overly large.
The bathroom has a large walk in shower with excellent heat and water pressure, which is always a plus. No tub, but we wouldn’t have used that anyway. The rooms also have air conditioning, which was much needed in the 90 degree London heat!
All in all, though the rooms aren’t the most spacious and it’s certainly not the most upscale place in the world, the price and location of this hotel can’t be beat, and I would definitely stay here again.

Great hotel! Free water bottles/​machines & a room supplied with extra things like shampoo, mouthwash, iron/​ironing board, coffee, etc., on every hotel floor for guests. This is great so that we don’t have have to chase people down for little extra things we need.
The room has a fridge, microwave, sink, big comfortable beds, an office area, nice big windows, and air conditioner in the room to keep the temperature how you like it. Also, the hotel has a really nice gym area.
It’s not a cheap hotel, we paid a lot per night but we enjoyed our stay. It is also centrally located, right next to St. Paul’s cathedral. The tube is right down the street too.

Great business stay. Nothing extraordinary, but clean and comfortable. Free water, tea, coffee, wifi, and even some snacks.
Location was perfect for our office. Also, next to a little grocery store, which made in room dining easy, tasty and a little less expensive.
My room had a microwave and small fridge. Great for saving a little money on dining as London can be a tad pricey!
Decent coffee/​tea options in the immediate surroundings.

Great location. Very basic.

Stayed here once for business and will never do it again. After checking in, I went to my room to find it stinking of cigarettes. I went down to the desk to complain, and they assured me that it was impossible that the room smelled of cigarettes since the hotel is non-​smoking, then actually asked me if I was smoking in the room. After 20 minutes of back and forth, they agreed to change my room. The room is aging, the bathroom probably is 20 years old, and the «kitchenette» is a microwave and a tiny fridge. The wireless internet is really slow (but wired connection is actually ok if you have a cable). The gym is too small to be used by more than 2 – 3 people. The two best parts of the hotel… water machines with bottles on every floor, and self check-​out.

This is one of my favourite places to stay when I’m in London (which is every few weeks).
There’s nothing fancy about it, they’re reasonable quality rooms in a convenient location if working in the City.
Price-​wise they’re pretty good (for London at least). The check in service is very quick through the automated system as is check out.
You can order room service from the restaurant or from a takeaway that delivers to your room. Both are good quality and it gives just a little more choice to standard room service fare.
Definitely recommend.

I recently stayed here during a business trip and had a pleasant time. I can’t think of one thing that bothered me. The concierge was friendly and helpful, the room was very clean, and the hotel itself was quiet off a fairly busy street. They offer a continental breakfast at the adjoining restaurant downstairs (Cote), but I would opt out of it — not worth it in my opinion. They also serve a hot breakfast off a menu if you want to pay a few more pounds. Again I’d probably opt to eat elsewhere though for breakfast.
One thing I noticed about this place was that the hallways are a bit of a maze. I guess that’s common in the UK? Each floor has «wings» of rooms through various doors to find your suite. It was a bit tricky at first but nothing unpleasant. I like the fact that this hotel offers filtered water and clean empty water bottles on each floor to take to your room. You can stay hydrated all throughout the night without having to pay a penny.
I would definitely stay here again!

OK self serve hotel, part of a worldwide chain. You know exactly what you’re getting!
Location is good during the week, but on weekends is completely dead. Like 28 Days later dead, although no zombies running around. So dead that when the St. Paul’s Cathedral bells start to chime, it’ll scare you as you’re not expecting it.
When I was staying here, they were working on the closest Underground station so it was kind of a schlep to get about. Restaurant attached to the hotel is overpriced, so skip it and go to Costa instead.

Just ok.
Nice and modern room, with views of St Pauls, and very close to the St Pauls tube station.
The breakfast buffet was pricey for what it was… but it’s nice that theres a grocery store and Costa right next to the hotel.