About Hotel Saint

Jin Bo Law, located on the 14th floor of Hotel Saint, offers stunning panoramic views of the city skyline. Whether you’re looking to enjoy expertly crafted cocktails or just take in the scenery, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and celebrate the evening in style.

Aldgate

9 Aldgate High St, London EC3N 1AH, United Kingdom

The ultimate shopping destination, from Tottenham Court Road to Marble Arch, with the best high-street brands, as well as more than 500 restaurants a stroll away.

West End

The Oxford Circus station is an interchange between three underground lines: Bakerloo, Central and Victoria.

Oxford Street

Farringdon Station has the Thameslink route between St Pancras and City Thameslink.

The London Underground part of the station is directly next to the Thameslink platforms and is served by the Elizabeth Line, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines, between King’s Cross St Pancras and Barbican.

Farringdon

London Blackfriars station serves predominantly routes for Thameslink. Long distance routes such as Bedford to Brighton calling at Luton, Gatwick Airport and London St Pancras International among others. The station also has a London Underground line, with the Circle and District line serving Blackfriars.

Blackfriars

St Pancras International is set at the heart of Central London with more underground connections than any other London station. There are four main services from the station – Eurostar, East Midlands Railway, Southeastern and ThamesLink.

St Pancras International

London Bridge Underground services the Northern Line and Jubilee Line. London Bridge Railway Station is served by a number of railway train lines operated by Thameslink, Southern Trains and South East Trains. Services include direct trains to Gatwick Airport.

London Bridge

Cannon Street is a central London railway terminus and connected London Underground station in the City of London. While the Underground station is on the Circle and District lines, between Monument and Mansion House.

Cannon Street

Monument station, named after the Monument to the Great Fire of London, opened in 1884 and is served by the District and Circle lines.

Monument

Aldgate East Station is on the Hammersmith & City line between Liverpool Street and Whitechapel, and on the District line between Tower Hill and Whitechapel.

Aldgate East

Right next to Hotel Saint is Aldgate Station, serviced by the Circle and Metropolitan lines – the perfect way to get around the city!

Aldgate

Tower Hill is a London Underground station in Tower Hill in the East End of London. It is on the Circle line between Monument and Aldgate stations, and the District line between Monument and Aldgate East.

Tower Hill

Tower Gateway is the perfect public transport station for those looking to get to City Airport or the ExCel Centre with ease.

Tower Hill

Services run on lines built by the London and Blackwall Railway (L&BR) and the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway (LTSR) are to destinations in east London and south Essex, including Upminster, Grays, Basildon, Southend and Shoeburyness.

Aldgate

From bakeries and bars to restaurants and reflexology, savour authentic East Asian Cuisine and experience the thriving epicentre of London’s Chinese community.

Westminster

Plays, shows, dance, cinema, and more. This London landmark is actually three separate theatres in one. Take in a show, go on a tour, explore exhibitions and more.

South Bank

Tour the celebrated and breath-taking football stadium, arguably the heart of football itself as well as home of a wide range of sporting events and world-class performers.

Brent, Northwestern London

Farmer J on Fenchurch Street is a fantastic option for wholesome, freshly made meals just minutes from Hotel Saint. Whether you’re after a hearty breakfast, lunch, or a grab-and-go snack, they offer delicious, healthy food with a farm-to-table focus.

Aldgate

Aldgate Tap, just a short stroll from Hotel Saint, is a cosy spot to enjoy craft beers, fine wines, and a relaxed atmosphere. With its friendly vibe and great selection of drinks, it’s a great place to unwind after a day of exploring London.

Aldgate

Leadenhall Market, a short 15-minute stroll from Hotel Saint, is a historic gem in the heart of London. With its stunning architecture, boutique shops, and a variety of dining options, it’s a charming spot to enjoy a bit of shopping or a leisurely meal in a picturesque setting.

Aldgate

Spitalfields Market, just a 10-minute walk from Hotel Saint, is a vibrant destination with something for everyone. Open year-round, it offers a unique mix of fashion, art, antiques, and food stalls, making it the perfect spot to explore local culture and find one-of-a-kind treasures during your stay.

Spitalfields

The Cardinal is an all-day dining restaurant located on the ground floor of Hotel Saint, offering a warm and welcoming space for both tourists and locals. From a hearty breakfast to a delicious dinner, the menu caters to every taste throughout the day.

Aldgate

More than a music, sports, and entertainment arena, at the O2 you can also go to the cinema, bowling, trampolining, and even a thrilling climb over its world-famous dome.

Greenwich

Royal church, World Heritage Site, and one of the most important Gothic buildings in England. Visit this extraordinary home of coronations and royal weddings founded by Benedictine monks in 960AD.

Westminster

Part of the Tate network of galleries in England, Tate Britain is home of all things British art: masterpieces, outstanding modern and contemporary art, sculptures, paintings, films and installations.

Westminster

Established a wholesale grocery in 1834, Harrods is now one of the most exclusive department stores in the world, with its spectacular interior, live cooking lessons, enchanted forest, and more.

Knightsbridge

A leader in contemporary art, the gallery’s exhibitions showcase the work of emerging artists, often introducing artists who later become widely known. In the historic Duke of York’s Headquarters.

Chelsea

Founded by French wax sculptor Marie Tussaud in 1835, this museum is famous for its lifelike and lifesize figures of icons and celebrities and fun immersive experiences.

North-West London

Sweeney Todd, Jack the Ripper, and other chilling highlights of London history brought to life by actors, shows, rides, and special effects, from your initial descent into the Dungeon by medieval lift to terrifying finish.

South Bank

Family theme park and resort with rides, shows, more than 55 interactive attractions, and of course, Lego models. Learn how to drive a Lego car, explore an underwater city, and more.

Windsor, Berkshire

One of the oldest markets in London just might be its prettiest. Boutiques, shops, restaurants, bars, and stunning 14th century architecture in the heart of the Square Mile.

Financial District

The more than 215,000 works of art in this newly transformed gallery showcase people who have had an impact on British history and culture through portraits, sculptures, photographs, and more.

Trafalgar Square

One of London’s best-loved neighbourhoods covering 9 streets and a lively Piazza. From brunch to night caps, theatres to some of the best stores in London, the heart of the West End.

Westminster

See a show, have an afternoon tea and a tour, or just soak up the stunning auditorium and incredible acoustics of one of the UK’s most treasured and distinctive buildings.

South Kensington

Classical and contemporary music, theatre and dance. This leading performing arts centre also home to restaurants, a library, a tropical conservatory, and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Tower Hamlets

Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Van Gogh. Discover masterpiece after masterpiece of this Trafalgar Square art museum’s inspiring collection of over 2,300 paintings.

Westminster

Lions and tigers and bears, one of the world’s most famous and beloved in fact! The one-time home of Winnie the Pooh, this conservation zoo is the world’s oldest scientific zoo.

The Regent’s Park

Architecture, painting, sculpture, fashion, textiles, ceramics, and jewellery. Enjoy the power of creativity with a visit to the world’s largest museum of art, design, and performance.

Kensington

Collectively known as The Palace of Westminster, this is the grand and historic home of the House of Commons, House of Lords, and Westminster Hall, as well as Big Ben.

Westminster

Fly a jet in a 3D simulator, watch lightning strike, see a real piece of the moon, and more at this hands-on, thought-provoking science and technology museum.

South Kensington

Explore 4.5 billion years of treasures and artifacts browsing this free attraction’s collections, including Hope, a massive blue whale skeleton.

South Kensington

Technically the enormous bell inside the clock tower at the Houses of Parliament, we all know it has one of London’s most well-known landmarks and arguably the world’s most famous clock.

Westminster

Lively restaurant scene with shops and cafes, even the British Library. But importantly, Kings Cross is a train station linking the UK to the continent.

Camden

Financial District

Getting to Gatwick Airport from Hotel Saint is quick and straightforward. Start by taking the Circle Line from Aldgate Station, just 7 minutes away, to Farringdon. From there, hop on a Thameslink train, and you’ll be at Gatwick Airport in around 45 minutes. A hassle-free journey for your trip!

Getting to Luton Airport from Hotel Saint is easy. Take the Circle Line from Aldgate Station to Farringdon, just 7 minutes away. From there, catch a Thameslink train to Luton Airport Parkway, which takes about 45 minutes. A convenient and quick route to the airport!

Fly in and out of the heart of the city, only 6 kilometres from Hotel Saint by tube or taxi. London City Airport (LCY) is easily accessible in the Royal Docks in the Borough of Newham.

Newham

The city’s main international airport, London Heathrow (LHR) is the gateway to hundreds of destinations around the world. Only 23 kilometres from Hotel Saint by tube or taxi.

Hillingdon

Home of the monarch, His Majesty the King’s official London residence, and one of the few remaining working palaces. Don’t miss a state room tour or the changing of the guard.

Westminster

Visit the famous Cutty Sark, an award-winning attraction and the world’s only surviving extreme clipper. Discover life aboard, sip afternoon tea, even climb the rigging of this historic merchant sailing ship.

A delicious celebration of food and drink. Food from all over Britain and around the world in a historic setting, the same location since 1756.

Southwark

Newham

Barbican

Not your average weekend market, this seven-days-a-week destination offers an impressive range of stalls and independent boutiques, from cutting-edge fashion to artisan food.

Tower Hamlets

Lush greenery, landscaped gardens, open-air terrace, restaurants, and bars. Visit the city’s highest garden boasting panoramic views of London’s iconic skyline.

City of London

From epic pub crawls to trendy restaurants, vibrant street art to flower markets, vintage shopping to independent arthouse cinema. Eclectic and eccentric, Shoreditch is a place to see and be seen.

Hackney

Discover two million years of history, art, and culture, from the earliest human-created objects to contemporary works, at the world’s first national public museum.

Bloomsbury

Visit this historic cathedral and explore the magnificent interior including delicate carvings, gilded dome murals, and famous artworks of one of London’s most popular attractions.

Take a scenic cruise on the River Thames to this London borough, home of the Prime Meridian, the Royal Observatory, O2 entertainment venue (and the climb over it!), and a wealth of Maritime history museums.

South-East London

The largest urban shopping mall in Europe, with many High St chains and shops, cinemas, a luxury bowling experience, casino, and spectacular views of Olympic Park.

Stratford

Enjoy 360-degree views and spot London’s other iconic landmarks on this captivating observational wheel, one of the UK’s most popular attractions.

South Bank

Step inside one of the most recognizable bridges in the world then see the Crown Jewels up close at London’s castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tower Hamlets