Beautiful location and easy access to centre of the city but in a lovely quiet spot. Close to the tube and some lovely spots to eat and drink. Pub is beautiful inside. Staff were amazing! So helpful shoutout to Louise for being awesome. They offered to help us with our bags to the room. Cereal bars and fruit for breakfast was a lovely touch. Rooms are a lovely size and all unique. Amazing shower.

The bar closes quite early so not always able to have a drink. No hot food served. Not a big deal as so many spots around but would have been nice to have a meal at the hotel. No air conditioning - we managed and they provide fans which was lovely. Not a deal breaker.

Location to Lords cricket ground. Hotel room clean and nicely decorated. Toiletries included. Tea and coffee making facilities in room. Very comfortable bed. Very friendly and welcoming staff. We didn't eat in the hotel so cannot comment, however we did have a drink and the service was good with a good variety of ales. Breakfast not available however a good selection of biscuits are available for free. Hairdryer and ironing board available. Free WiFi. Very large flat screen TV in the room. Lots of plug sockets. Large windows you can open if needing fresh air.

If you book a room on the upper floors, you will need to climb some stairs. I'm not sure if the hotel has rooms on ground level.

We arrived as a group of four ladies and received a very friendly welcome from the proprietor. We were shown to our rooms by a young female member of staff who was very friendly and courteous and asked if we needed any help with our luggage. The rooms far exceeded our expectations. The room looked as if it had recently been decorated to a high standard. Everything was fresh and clean and the bed was super comfy. The room was large and even had a double-ended, roll-top freestanding brass bath in the corner of the room together with a floor-to-ceiling ornate mirror. I will add that it also had an en-suite which included a shower. Our other room, albeit smaller, was again finished to a high standard with a very comfortable bed, an ensuite, and was again immaculately clean. The hotel oozes character and was ideal for sitting outside at one of many tables shaded by the surrounding trees.

You do have to be quite fit as there is no lift and depending on which floor your room is on the only way up is by the stairs which are quite steep. However, as mentioned above we received a genuine offer of help with our bags. There is no Air Con in the rooms, however, three fans were provided.

Great historical, characterful pub with recently refurbished rooms. Staff were friendly, if a little disorganised with check in process. The manager Sharon was lovely and attentive. Rooms recently opened and are super cosy and comfortable with quality, quirky furnishings. Good wifi. Great shower and toiletries. Quiet location. Great for Little Venice. Will definitely return.

Rooms are up several flights of stairs with no lift so beware if mobility issues. A a few snags that need attention but the team are aware and seem to welcome feedback to improve. Didn't ruin stay at all. Lighting is a little dingy as decor is dark and window blocked by building. Dressing table/desk needs a chair/stool for make-up/working, tea and coffee tray but no kettle! Would be nice if breakfast was offered, even a continental breakfast box for price.

We stayed at the Warrington for an event at Wembley. Location is great, a few mins walk from Maida Vale underground station, with a direct line to Wembley Central. The decor in the pub is amazing, making the most of the original Victorian features. The room was very comfortable too. Staff were very friendly. The pub doesn’t serve food, but there is an amazing bakery opposite the underground station. Will definitely come back.

Air con in the rooms, but it is a Victorian building so probably not simple to install. Have said that, the 2 electric fans provided made the room comfortable (it was 30 degrees when we visited!)

This is rooms above a pub, so nothing fancy, but for an overnight stay in Central London it was perfect for my needs. Large comfortable bed, friendly helpful staff, and a very nice en suite bathroom with great shower and plenty of fluffy clean towels etc. The room had kettle with tea & coffee facilities, iron and ironing board and a nice big tv on the wall. No breakfast provided, but the local Gails was exactly what I wanted. I would happily stay again.

The only minor downside was a complete lack of hangers in the wardrobe. It's a small detail, but such as simple thing to fix and it was a pain having nowhere to hang my suit and shirt after I'd unpacked and ironed them.

The building is listed and so has fabulous history and architecture. The rooms were themed and beautifully decorated, spacious and with a lovely big window. The staff were helpful and really accomodating. The location was great and we walked from the underground with very good cafe and pubs and reasturants nearby with great food and not quite as busy or expensive as closer to the centre.

The stairs to our room were a struggle with the bags but that is to be expected in an old building with no lift

The room was two floors above a beautiful pub. The manager of the Pub checked me in a great guy whom I spent a lot of time speaking to. The shower and bedroom was very comfortable and nice as shown on the photos. Some of the piece of furniture were a little dated but that was part of the charm…. Overall very satisfied…. The only part that really bothered me was lack of even a basic breakfast but not a big deal Gail’s and Starbucks are 5 minutes away.

Room spotless , spacious and a great size . Comfy bed, fabulous shower , wardrobe , dressing table . Building was gorgeous , steeped in history from years gone by , loved the decor too . Louise is amazing ! Such a lovely woman !

There are a lot of stairs to get to the rooms , there’s no lift . But it was didn’t put me off . I will defo return .

The property was within walking distance of a wedding reception we were attending. Our host, Sharon, was very helpful regarding checking in, leaving bags and organising an Uber for our trip into central London. The Warrington retains its Victorian character as a pub, while the room and facilities are up to date and comfortable. We would recommend The Warrington as a great place to stay, to explore the local area, or further afield. Thank you

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