Do yourself a favour and book this hotel. Everything was excellent from start to finish. A shoutout to Gideon! His friendly demeanour and willingness to help with whatever we needed made our stay that much better. The breakfast was incredible, Marius, Rafael, Gyts and all the breakfast staff were amazing. We had two twin beds in our superior room, and so much space! The bathroom was large, the bed was super comfortable, everything was spotless, and the whole space was so tastefully designed & decorated. The location was unbeatable. As soon as you walk out the front door you're greeted by the magnificence of St. Paul's Cathedral. It was an easy walk to tube/train/bus stations, felt very safe, quiet at night, and not overrun with people during the day, but still maintained a vibrant city feel. The little side streets were so charming and picturesque. There's also so many fantastic restaurants within a 5-10 minute walk from the hotel, and anything else is an easy bus/tube ride away. I would stay here again & again.

Sometimes you could hear a bit of noise from other rooms, but this was minor and not bothersome.

Although the room was lovely, we didn’t spend much time in it as we were out fro 9am till late, shopping and sight seeing. The bed was extremely comfortable and the shower was lovely with good pressure. It was in a lovely area with a view Of St Paul’s cathedral from the hotel entrance. It was also close to a few nice cafes and a restaurant and bar.

The maid wanted to clean our room at 8.30 on both days which was too early for us as we were still getting ready. Although she did come back later when we told her we weren’t ready.

The hotel has great proximity to the City Thameslink station and not too far from Blackfriars station for additional options. It's within a stepping stone away from St Paul's Cathedral. The reception had an interesting stone display behind the desk. Breakfast was continental; self-service buffet with a provision of coffee or tea that the host would ask you after receiving you at the entrance to the dining area. Freshly squeezed juice, cereals, yoghurt, fresh bread and pastries with a variety of spreads. Amenities in the room included a coffee machine with complimentary capsules, bottled water and tea, alongside a kettle, luggage rack, hairdryer and iron with an ironing board. The shower provided readily available hot water. The room albeit small, was sufficient for your needs, with a comfortable bed, a small table and chair, and overall a restful experience. The Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful.

I had a Queen guest room with a view, however, there was no actual view, as it was facing the opposite buildings. The room was fairly quiet, however it was easy to discern the pinging sound of the elevator, as well as guests traversing through the corridors. Outside of this, the room was quiet.

The decor in the rooms is lovely, very modern and exactly to my taste. We enjoyed the hotel bar and had bar snacks before we went out for the evening, food and drink was very much to standard. Arrival check in the hosts were very welcoming.

Arrival/departure heating was on full blast and it was very overwhelming, our room was not ready when we arrived at check in time. Bar would benefit from more variety on the menu such as anti pasti boards/breads etc

The Lost Property is a treasure found!! A perfect location across from St. Paul's, a few steps from Millennium Bridge, and the Visitor Center. There is an abundance of cafes and pubs in this area. But, even better is the Cafe and an excellent restaurant with a varied menu for breakfast and dinner within the Hotel. Dining at the Hotel for all our meals was both relaxing and pleasurable. The room was quiet and the beds comfortable. Perfect for crashing after a very long flight. The Hotel is immaculate; the staff most helpful and accommodating. London is now one of my favorite cities because of my wonderful experience at the Lost Property.

There was absolutely nothing that I did not like.

Perfectly located within a stone's throw of St. Paul's cathedral and easy walking distance to the nearest tube station. Everywhere in the hotel spotlessly clean. Room was a little on the small side, but very comfortable with a large bed. Complimentary bottled water. En-suite with big walk-in rain shower and Penhaligon's toiletries. Very nice. Staff were all friendly and efficient. Although we didn't eat at the hotel, they do have a restaurant and coffee bar, both of which looked lovely. We'll certainly stay here again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Nothing.

Location was perfect. Rooms were great. Staff were incredible. I broke my wrist while on the trip (not in hotel) and staff could not have been more helpful in assisting me and checking in. In particular the night staff of 1st-2nd April assisted when I returned with the injury, and the breakfast staff on 4th and 5th April were extremely helpful as I could not serve myself at the buffet. The hotel may be a 4*, but the service was 7*.

Standard rooms are a bit small but you do get used to them, and bigger options are available. This is fairly common in London.

This is a little gem of a hotel, very close to St Paul's cathedral. My room was fairly small but fine for a solo traveller. I had a lovely warm check in and the whole ambiance of the hotel is fantastic. Contemporary design, clean and with a lot of nice touches (e.g. Nespresso coffee maker, decent (& cold!) fridge). Bed was very comfortable, nice lighting options, climate control, huge TV, very fast wi-fi and it was super quiet, especially considering the location. There is a bar/restaurant downstairs which had a nice buzz in the evening. They were also very helpful in letting me leave a little after the official check out time. There are plenty of restaurants/pubs/shops in the vicinity. I would most definitely stay here again, assuming its within budget.

My room had a window but it was fully frosted so no view. I'd have liked a room with a bath but to be fair I didn't ask and not sure the grade I had would come with one anyway.

we loved all the little details to make your stay more comfortable, the architecture and style as well as the location. it's veeery quiet, too. we weren't happy with our room because it was a bit too small and we asked if we could change it. they checked the size of all the other available rooms and we got lucky and could move to another room. the new room was perfect and very spacious! we've never stayed at such a nice hotel in London before. yes, it is expensive but worth the price - we will come back!

the staff at the bar was a bit unwelcoming and kept reminding us that they will close the bar at 11.45pm. (we arrived before 11pm) the king size bed was super comfortable, the only downside was if one person was moving the whole bed was shaking..

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