Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel

Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel frequently asked questions

Who owns Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City?

The Rena spa brand is part of the Leonardo Hotels group, which is owned by David Fattal. It is the European division of Fattal Hotels Group, which he founded in 1998 in Israel. Since then, the group has expanded significantly, including the launch of Leonardo Hotels in 2007, which now has more than 90 hotels in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Hungary, Spain & the UK and Israel.

How do you get to Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel?

Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel is in the heart of the City of London, just a two-minute walk from Tower Hill underground station, as well as a short walk from both Fenchurch Street rail and Tower Gateway DLR stations. For those who are driving, the nearest car park is Tower Hill car park located on 50 Lower Thames Street, which has 110 car park spaces – including 13 disabled spaces - please note that a Congestion Charge applies to most vehicles entering central London. London City Airport is the nearest airport, just seven miles away and taxis to airports including London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Gatwick Airport (LGW), Luton Airport (LTN) and Stansted Airport (STN) can be arranged.

What is included in a spa day at Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel?

What's included in a spa day at Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel depends on the experience that you book. It is complete with a range of facilities including a 25-metre Romanesque style pool with Jacuzzi and sauna. They also offer treatments using Caudalie products.

What is near Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel?

Located in the heart of the City of London, Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel is perfectly placed for exploring all aspects of the city. It's close to the famous Tower Bridge and the historic Tower of London, it's perfectly located for work trips, and it offers easy access to all other parts of London. Stroll along the South Bank to the National Theatre, head to the Tate Modern, go for a trip on the Thames, and don't forget the myriad of shops, restaurants and cafes where you can simply take in the vibe.

When was Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel built?

In the heart of the City, Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel was purpose built in 2002. It has since been updated to ensure it's contemporary features, including spacious bedrooms with all the modern conveniences.

What amenities does Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel have?

A thoroughly modern hotel, Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel has 317 rooms and suites to stay in, each with luxury details ranging from coffee making facilities to 24/7 room service. There are two restaurants and two bars within the hotel, all of which are popular in their own right.

The Rena Spa is a subterranean haven of tranquility. There's a City Health and Fitness Club as well as a 25-metre pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and spa treatments from French brand Caudalie.

The hotel's disability access includes adapted rooms with emergency cords, higher level toilets and grab rails, and lower bathroom sink in the bathrooms, wheelchair access, and lift access to the upper floors.

What are the food and drink options at Rena spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel?

Leonardo Royal City Hotel has two restaurants and two bars. Leo’s bar & restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes and a varied à la carte menu throughout the day, while Corvo Bar and Café brings a taste of the continent to Tower Hill, offering a welcoming spot where you can relax with a selection of snacks, light bites and drinks.

How many treatment rooms are there at Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel?

Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel has four spa treatment rooms, where therapists use Caudalie products in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Rena Spa at Leonardo Royal City Hotel is from 3pm, and check-out time is 11am. If you're a day spa guest, please check the details of your booking or specific spa package before arrival.