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St Paul's Church public toilet

St Paul's Church public toilet is a public bathroom located in London, England. The company is dedicated to providing clean and safe facilities for the public sector and society. With a convenient location in the heart of London, St Paul's Church public toilet is easily accessible to all.

Introduction to St Paul's Church public toilet

St Paul's Church public toilet is a public bathroom located in London, England. The public toilet is housed within the historic St Paul's Church, which was built in 1633. The purpose of the public toilet is to provide a clean and safe restroom option for the public in the busy Covent Garden area.

Services & products

The public toilet offers a variety of services including toilets, sinks, and hand dryers. Customers can use these facilities free of charge.

Location

St Paul's Church public toilet is located on Henrietta St in the heart of Covent Garden. The area is home to many shops, restaurants, and theaters. Customers can expect to experience the hustle and bustle of one of London's busiest areas. The closest public transportation options are Covent Garden tube station (0.1 miles), Leicester Square tube station (0.3 miles), and Charing Cross train station (0.5 miles).

Benefits

Customers should choose St Paul's Church public toilet because of its convenient location and free of charge services. The public toilet provides a clean and safe restroom option in an area where public restrooms may be hard to come by.

Good to know

Customers should be aware that the public toilet is only open during certain hours. The restroom is open from 7:30am-6pm Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays.

Reviews

Customers have praised St Paul's Church public toilet for its cleanliness and convenience. Many customers have also noted that the public toilet provides a much-needed service in the busy Covent Garden area.

Amenities

  • amenity
    handicap accessible
  • amenity
    sink
  • amenity
    toilet
  • amenity
    hand soap
  • amenity
    paper towels
  • amenity
    mirrors

FAQ

How often are the bathrooms cleaned and sanitized?

Our bathrooms are cleaned and sanitized every day to ensure they are hygienic and safe for public use.

Are the bathrooms handicap accessible?

Yes, our bathrooms are designed to be accessible for people with disabilities, including those who use wheelchairs.

Are there baby changing facilities available?

Yes, we have baby changing facilities available in our bathrooms to cater to the needs of families with young children.

Are the bathrooms equipped with necessary supplies such as toilet paper and soap?

Yes, we ensure that our bathrooms are always equipped with necessary supplies such as toilet paper, soap and hand towels to provide a comfortable and convenient experience for our visitors.

Are there designated gender-neutral or family restrooms available?

No, we do not have designated gender-neutral or family restrooms available at this time. However, our bathrooms are open to all visitors regardless of gender.

Reviews

  • BBB Pictures

    Worst Public Restroom ever…

    20-05-2023
  • T Hote

    27-04-2023
  • Krasi

    Make sure to add and highlight people need to have coins to enter this public toilet!

    27-12-2022
  • St Paul's Church Covent Garden

    These toilets are not owed or operated by St Paul's Church Covent Garden. Please direct any complaints to Westminster City Council. We do not have public toilets in our building or on our land.

    27-09-2022
  • Eduard Francu

    Its not free, costs 50p and scams you by not giving change. Also not providing paper towels. Fairly clean.

    27-08-2022
  • Max Sidhu

    Worst toilet in the city

    27-08-2022
  • Christian Tam

    27-07-2022
  • Adam Svoboda

    I swear there's going to be a whole new ecosystem in here very soon. How can they even charge money for this?

    27-06-2022
  • Gareth Taylor

    So here we are in our capital city, one of the most famous places in the world where the public spend millions of pounds day in day out and these are the public toilets…?! Poor effort. Granted I believe they’re provided by the church (citation needed perhaps?) but even so, c’mon. I really needed to go to the toilet, interpret that how you will but when the payment/entry system thing only takes change rather than card drastic measures had to be taken!!! I’m sure there is a business opportunity here for someone. This is what they need to do; - Spuce up the facility, we’re not in the 60’s any more - install a proper, modern turnstile machine that accepts cards. Charge a quid a throw, I reckon you’d do very well.

    27-06-2022
  • Balazs Kadar (világcsavargó)

    Not easy found it, is underground toilet so close the st Paul church main gate and the square left side found the stairs, 50 p the used fee but you have enough long arm bush the button in other side open the gate 😉

    27-05-2022