Saint Gregory Hotel

100 Shoreditch High Street, London, Greater London, England

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About Saint Gregory Hotel

The Saint Gregory is London's newest hotel. The hotel is both contemporary and chic, yet offers fantastic value for money. The Saint Gregory Hotel has 196 luxurious, fully air conditioned, chic and contemporary rooms. The rooftop restaurant offers superb panoramic views and serves a delicious modern menu. The Rooftop Cocktail Bar and conference rooms also have a panoramic view of London from east to west. Impress your clients with our bright, modern conference facilities overlooking the City and the West End, complete with all the latest technology for video conferencing and high speed internet access. These naturally-lit, self-contained rooms can seat up to 120 people and are fully air conditioned. They are ideal for training courses and also have six break-out areas. You could also have a refreshing coffee, tea or soft drink in the Caffe St Gregory coffee bar or relax and enjoy a drink in the Saints bar, where you can also watch live sports. Rate is inclusive of service charge only, unless otherwise stated.

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