Top 10 St Judes Hotels

I lived in London's five-star Ritz and lived in Le Meurice next to the French Quarter. The Music Fable is a bit special. You don't have to look at anything more elegant, because it's a low-key luxury; if you want to face the sea and watch the spring blossoms, maybe it's a good choice (remember to book the presidential suite, where the windows are the most beautiful) landscape). On the day of the check-in, the boss was also there. During the chat, he learned that he had also worked for Ritz in London. It is no wonder that from the moment he entered the hotel, he always showed a thoughtful British butler service. The waiter helped us with the luggage and intimately put on the tea and drinks to solve the journey of the boat. The most surprising thing is that they also prepared the welcome snack macaron, the quality is considered superior. In addition, the hotel will explain to you any information you want to know, eat, ride, and shop... In a strange environment, staying at such a hotel, you really don’t have to worry about it. I really appreciate the boss’s spirit of running this special hotel. A little ** fan feeling, 😄

Having paid £109 for the room and an additional £5 for parking I was expecting something a bit better than what we got. The staff on reception were lovely and very friendly, but the room was a bit tired and cold. We stayed in room 401, which was an end room on the 4th floor, which on first inspection seemed very nice. However, it soon became apparent that the air conditioning unit didn’t work, the windows were both broken so they couldn’t be opened and were leaking, the one radiator in the room was rusty and ineffective and there was signs of damp on the ceiling. I think for the price of the room these issues should have been fixed before we arrived. Had the price been lower I wouldn’t have minded but if you’re charging more than other places I think the standard should be higher.

So, here goes. The bath in my room leaked and flooded the bathroom floor with 5cm of water on the first morning of my stay. No, it didn't run over the top of the bath, and the water wasn't up to the overflow, it leaked somewhere else! Being in a hurry, and not wanting to return to an indoor pool, I used all of my towels to mop up the flood. I spoke with reception later that day, and they offered to change my room from 4** to 3** due to the flooding. I also mentioned that floor 4 smelt of damp? Later, a member of the hotel's staff confirmed that there had in fact been a flood from floor 5 through the ceilings in to the rooms below on the 4th floor. Whilst I was assured that my room was not one of the rooms affected , I was surprised that a) no-one bother to mention this beforehand, in fact they were trying to hide it b) rooms were let out on a floor where there was potentially a respiratory health risk! So, having packed my belonging I trudged down from the 4th to the 3rd floor (did I mention one of the lifts wasn't working?). I unpacked only to find that the TV in room 3** was inoperative due to; a) there being no remote control b) the arial lead was missing from the TV (who steals TV arial leads!) So it was back down to reception who kindly found me yet another room this time with a TV with a remote control and arial lead + a Bath that hopefully wouldn't flood.. on the 2nd floor! And of course this meant packing my stuff up (again), trudging down another floor (again), and unpacking (again). Yep, you've guessed it, by now my restful, stress free stay was anything but! In summary, unless you've got a desire to live out a 1970's hotel sitcom, but without the view (did I mention the semi-permanent scaffolding?), and a car park resembling a bomb site (literally), I'd probably suggest giving this one a miss.

Stayed at this hotel with some friends. Perfect location being in the city centre. Staff were very friendly and attentive, also gave good recommendations of nice places to go in the area. Rooms were clean and modern. Can’t think of any negatives, would definitely recommend. Thank you!

It is located outside the city center so it's more suitable for guests with cars. There are plenty of car parks outside the hotel. I didn't drive and had to either take a walk or the bus to the city center. It's a 20 minute walk along the promenade of Harbour Tennant to the restaurants and pubs at Wind Street. The city center was only another 10 minutes away. The room was very clean and spacious. The staff were friendly and helpful. I'd have no hesitation to stay in there again.

The hotel is just next to the railway station, great location. The service is good as well. The room is clean and warm. However, WiFi is very very slow. The location is very good, just outside the train station, about 500 meters from the city center. The service staff responded quickly, but the internet speed was very slow.

1. The hotel's wifi is to collect money... You can only use half an hour of wifi every 24 hours, and use your own traffic for two days here. 2. Do not provide any toiletries (toothbrush / toothpaste / comb / shower cap / slippers, etc.) 3. The sound insulation effect is not good. In the middle of the night, someone walks through the door and laughs loudly. The sound insulation of the window is not good. 4. The front desk is very small and often absent?