Club Quarters Hotel, St Paul's occupies a converted post-war office building at 24 Ludgate Hill, a minute's walk from the west steps of St Paul's Cathedral. The interiors keep the building's mid-century roots — warm wood, deep colours, textured surfaces referencing the bronze sculptures on the original facade — while the operation itself is built around what business travellers actually use: a quiet room, a real desk, reliable Wi-Fi and a location you can walk from.
It is not a five-star grand hotel and does not pretend to be. What it offers is one of the best-placed, best-value addresses in the City for anyone with meetings between Fleet Street, Bank and Farringdon, or anyone who wants to be inside historic London rather than commuting into it.
Location: Ludgate Hill, EC4
- St Paul's Cathedral — 1 minute on foot.
- St Paul's station (Central line) — 3 minutes.
- City Thameslink — 3 minutes; Blackfriars — 5 minutes.
- Farringdon (Elizabeth line) — around 10 minutes on foot.
- Millennium Bridge, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe — 8–12 minutes across the river.
- Bank and the Royal Exchange — around 10 minutes.
- Covent Garden and the West End — 20 minutes on foot, 10 by car.
Airport journey times by private car, outside peak traffic:
- London City — 30–40 minutes.
- Heathrow — 50–70 minutes.
- Gatwick — 70–90 minutes.
- St Pancras International (Eurostar) — 15–25 minutes.
Rooms and suites
Room design across the hotel is consistent, so the difference between categories is size, layout and outlook rather than style. All rooms include free high-speed Wi-Fi, a flexible work surface, blackout curtains, air conditioning and a walk-in shower.
- Standard rooms — compact and efficiently planned, with a double or twin layout. Ideal for one or two nights of meetings; twin configurations are useful for colleagues sharing.
- Superior rooms — noticeably more floor space, a larger desk and seating area, and generally better light and outlook. The best value for stays of three nights or more.
- Suites — a separate living area alongside the bedroom, suitable for informal in-room meetings or longer City assignments.
Two practical notes. First, Ludgate Hill is busy by day and quiet at night, but rooms facing the street on lower floors do pick up more activity — ask for a higher floor if you are a light sleeper. Second, standard rooms are genuinely compact; if you are travelling with large cases or staying a week, the superior category is worth the difference.
Eating, drinking and the neighbourhood
The hotel has its own all-day ground-floor counter serving coffee, breakfast items, snacks, drinks and cocktails, which covers early starts and late arrivals. Beyond the door, the Côte Brasserie next to the cathedral is the easy neighbourhood standby, and the City gives you everything from Fleet Street pubs to serious City dining rooms within a ten-minute walk. Borough Market and the South Bank restaurants are one bridge away.
Weekends are the City's quiet secret: the financial district empties, rates fall, and you have the cathedral, the river walk and Tate Modern largely to yourself.
Meetings, groups and extended stays
The hotel's core audience is corporate, and it handles repeat business travel, project teams and small conference groups well. Meeting and private space is available on site, and for larger programmes we pair the hotel with City venues, livery halls and river-view spaces within walking distance.
- Room blocks for conferences at the Barbican, Guildhall or ExCeL.
- Multi-week accommodation for audit, legal and consulting teams.
- Crew and project rates with flexible release terms.
- Incentive and leisure groups wanting a central, walkable base.
Indicative 2026 rates
Pricing is dynamic and moves with City demand. As planning guidance only, per room per night including VAT and subject to availability:
- Standard room — roughly £150–£240 midweek.
- Superior room — roughly £190–£290.
- Suite — from roughly £300.
- Weekends and January often price 20–35% below midweek; major conference weeks can double the above.
Breakfast is usually charged separately unless included in a negotiated corporate rate. For stays of five nights or more, and for any booking of five rooms or more, a negotiated rate almost always beats the public price.
How Britatlas books it
We book directly with the hotel as a destination management partner. A booking through us can include a negotiated corporate or group rate, a chauffeur meeting your flight at Heathrow, Gatwick or London City, a Blue Badge guide for a private London day, restaurant and theatre reservations, and meeting space held alongside the rooms — confirmed together and invoiced once.
This works the same whether you are a travel agency booking for a client, a company placing a team in the City, or a private traveller who simply wants the details handled.
Frequently asked questions
Rates and details here are indicative for planning and compiled from the hotel's published information; final pricing depends on your dates and availability. Send your dates below and we will come back with live rates and options.