| Location. Club Quarters St. Paul's is tucked within historic Stationers Hall in the business and financial district of west London, England. The property stands adjacent to St. Paul's Cathedral. Tate Gallery of Modern Art and the New Millennium Bridge are positioned less than two kilometres from the hotel.
Hotel Features. Access to this property is restricted to guests only. Marble pillars, gracious floral arrangements, warm colour schemes and intimate seating arrangements present an elegant setting in the hotel lobby. Perc%nto offers an upstairs casual bistro and cocktail lounge, while the downstairs level is an Italian restaurant. Reception and concierge services are available 24 hours a day. A computer is housed in the Club Room and is equipped with complimentary high speed Internet access. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. Complimentary hotel amenities include weekday newspapers, games and magazines. A fitness room contains an exercise bike and a Stairmaster.
Guestrooms. This five story hotel offers 265 contemporary guestrooms decorated with neutral colour schemes and minimalist style furniture. Televisions equipped with satellite channels and CD players are included. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Rooms feature refrigerators and coffeemakers, and gourmet snacks can be ordered from the room service menus. Private bathrooms contain designer toiletries.
Expert Tip. St. Paul's Cathedral, located next to the hotel, is the burial site of notable figures such as Sir Christopher Wren and Admiral Nelson. Entrance fees to St. Paul's Cathedral apply.
Directions
From London Heathrow Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 30 miles (48 kilometres).
The closest Underground station is St. Paul's.
Getting around. London charges congestion zone fees within clearly designated areas of city. Those who operate vehicles within these zones are assessed daily fees that apply Mondays through Fridays.
The money saving Oyster Card is a smartcard that stores up to 90 pounds of pay as you go credit. It can be used on the Tubes, buses, DLR, trams and select national rail services throughout London. Oyster Cards are less expensive than single fares, and daily price capping automatically calculates the least expensive fare for single day journeys. Oyster Cards can be purchased at the Oyster website, most Tube station ticket offices, at Oyster Ticket Stops, at select National Rail ticket offices, at select London Travel Information Centres, and by telephone at 0845 330 9876. | 
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