Hotels near Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King

"Fantastic location but boy has it seen better days. The breakfast was quite possibly the worst I've ever had. The room itself was a good size but in dire need of an upgrade."

"Gorgeous studio room, although there was an awful smell in the shower because it hadn't aired out. Monday morning was terrible when we were woken up by workmen in the room / roof above us, really annoying that we weren't warned about it or maybe been given a different room to begin with. Central location is great. Spa was good but very crowded for a Monday, so would not recommend visiting at a weekend or in peak times. Pillow selection could be better, far too soft."

"Probably the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in. The reception was weird & difficult to get to. The staff were lovely. Some of the very steep stairs were just concrete. The lift hasn’t worked for at least 7 months. The walls were filthy. The room door looked like it had been kicked in at some point. I didn’t sleep & at one point I thought someone was trying the door. I was booked for 2 nights. I only stayed for one night & booked into a nearby Travelodge which was a luxury hotel compared to this. I’m a Travel Agent & travelled the world but I’ve seen hostels better than this."

"Perfect "

"Fantastic hotel and spa - lovely breakfast "

"Wonderful staff. Went out of they’re way to help. Very well positioned, close to shops and docks."

"Beautiful hotel and the rooms were massive. My only complaint was that hotel guests have to pay £20 to use the swimming pool as it includes the whole spa experience, I just wanted a 20 minute swim before breakfast so wasn't prepared to pay £20 "

"The whole stay was excellent,spotlessly clean room and in the perfect location for exploring and shopping.Staff were very efficient but the waiters were just a little too keen to empty our breakfast table before we had finished our meal. We would definitely return and recommend to friends 👍"

"Room, restaurant and food all great. Staff couldn’t have been more hospitable "