“Great STAY, WILL DEFINITELY BE BACK”
The hotel is right next to a tube station, which is perfect. Breakfast was great and the staff were very friendly. Nothing else.
Garth6 giorni fa
Un attimo…
★★★★★·London·9.0
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Conrad London St James boasts a prestigious, historic facade and a classic, contemporary interior, showcasing stunning art and locally inspired design. Located steps from St James's Park, Buckingham Palace, and the Houses of Parliament, the hotel offers easy access to iconic London landmarks and major conference centres. Luxurious rooms feature modern technology, spacious bathtubs, and walk-in showers.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The hotel is right next to a tube station, which is perfect. Breakfast was great and the staff were very friendly. Nothing else.
Garth·6 giorni fa
Excellent staff. Beautiful Executive rooms.
Bruno·Una settimana fa
Great location and attentive professional staff. Rooms are well equipped for business trips, and the reception offers a suitable meeting space and chat area. The room feels disproportionate when comparing the bathroom to the room and office; the bathroom is spacious, but the room itself is quite tight.
Walid·Una settimana fa
I know what I'm getting and I get it.
Aigbovbioise·3 settimane fa
It was a complete disaster! Read carefully and avoid this hotel at all costs. Our arrival at Conrad London St James was a frustrating series of mistakes. Check‑in took half an hour, only for us to be assigned twin rooms when we had booked and paid more for king rooms. There was no telephone in the room, so we had to return to reception. Staff explained that the rooms had recently been renovated and some items were still missing. We were then offered an accessible room, which did not suit our needs. After we declined, we were assigned another room—only to walk in and find another guest already inside having dinner. This was a serious privacy and security failure. After returning to reception for the third time, we finally received a king room. Sorting out the room allocation took almost another hour. We asked to speak with the manager, but they did not come out to meet us. When we finally settled in and tried to make tea, we found dirty cups covered in milk stains. The whole process felt disorganised, with little accountability or care for the guests waiting at reception. At a premium price, this fell far short of the service, cleanliness and basic competence we expected from a five‑star hotel.
Nabil·Un mese fa