Overall a very nice hotel and very good value for money. Being close to St John’s Wood high street and Regent’s Park was a nice treat. The room was nice though a bit dated and in need of a refresh.

A bit far from the tube (15 min walk) but not a major issue

The hotel is well located beside Regents Park, perfect for a morning stroll to have brunch in the park's cafe. The late check out time of midday is wonderful. The reception and bar staff are very welcoming and helpful. We drove to the hotel and they were happy to tell us how many carparks were available just before our arrival so we knew we'd have space. It is open air parking so no height restrictions. We were lucky to have one room upgraded, though both rooms were very comfortable. The only slightly off putting experience was the man inside the door who never smiles and looks down his nose at you - perhaps he is security and paid to make guests uncomfortable. Definitely not representative of all the other wonderful staff.

The gentleman who first faces guests, immediately inside the door. His dour expression is very off putting as your first impression. Also, it would be good to warn guests who are driving that the entrance is in the back lane.

The hotel is conveniently located between two underground stations, St John's Wood and Baker Street. There are also bus stops outside the hotel. Little Venice is a 20 minute walk away. The room is equipped with a kettle and a coffee machine, there is an iron and an ironing board, and we got a nightgown and a pair of sleepers. Beds were very comfortable.

Breakfast was good, but monotoneous, every day the same products. We stayed 6 nights and after a couple of days it became boring to have the same things. There were no options for lactose intolerant, no plant-based or lactose-free dairy products. Also, we would welcome some leafy greens as the only vegetables were tomatoes and cucumbers.

Comfortable, clean room, breakfast good. Proximity to upscale St Johns Wood High Street for a variety of restaurants, shopping and people watching. Locals rather than tourists. Convenient busses to Baker St Tube station..gets you everywhere.

No walk in showers. I am a bit unsteady. tubs high, some difficulty getting in and out Outside there are brick steps to get to the road. NONE of the lights work. We have been coming to the Danubius long enough to know there are several lights but you wouldn't know it now. It is dangerous, easy to miss a step especially at dusk and at night. My husband reported this to the concierge on duty Wednesday evening (23rd July) but it was clear he had little interest in taking the matter further.

The breakfast buffet had nice choices. The room was clean and comfortable. However,

When I booked the room well in advance of my stay, I requested to be put in a room where we were far from the train so we didn't hear it. They put us on the second floor and my brother and his wife on the 8th floor. They said our rooms were different which isxwhy they put us on the 2nd floor. They were not. The first night, I heard a rumble. It turned out it was the train! Fortunately i had taken ear plugs and the train didn't run all night long. They do start up in the early morning. It felt very intentional since my brother's room was nice and quiet. My recommendation would be to not make special requests till you get there!!

The staff very friendly and helpful. Very good location. Beds are very comfortable.

Very outdated room. The air conditioning doesn't work well, we didn't have the basic things in the room like slippers, robes. Breakfast could have more variety.

We were here to watch 3 days of the Lord's cricket match between India and England and this hotel turned out to be as good as it can get! The memories of waking up, getting ready, having breakfast at the restaurant and then simply crossing the road to join the crowd heading to the game will remain with me forever. We were helped whenever needed by friendly staff, both at the check-in counter and the gentleman at the concierge. There is someone available for help 24x7. The room was big with nice fittings. The Nespresso machine and coffee pods in the room are an excellent touch. The bar had a good vibe on Sunday night and I could catch the Chelsea PSG game on TV, with a few beers and a Pizza. The neighbourhood is one of the best in London for walks, with Regent Park close by as well. The location is well connected by bus and underground.

Beautiful rooms that were very clean and well decorated. You got a robe and slippers and a fridge in the deluxe king. The shower had good pressure. The blackout curtains were great. The breakfast was really nice. The scrambled egg was so tasty, and the freshly made smoothies. There was a lot of choice. The tube was a short walk away. We would definitely stay again if we were to watch cricket at Lords as the location is amazing.

When we checked in, the staff spoke far too quietly, which caused a lot of confusion. I don't understand why they weren't speaking at a normal volume. I'm only 33 and not deaf and everyone in our party said the same thing. Also, our friends got given the room we had just been given and had to get that fixed.

The location for Lords couldn’t be better. The staff were all friendly, helpful and efficient. The concierge staff were particularly helpful in accommodating my parking requirements, especially important for a wheelchair user. Our stay was during a test match but despite being very busy the bar service for food and drink was very good. The breakfast offering was good- varied choice and good quality.

The access to the hotel from the pavement is not easy for a wheelchair user as it involves negotiating a steep slope. Our bedroom, a recently refurbished Deluxe King, was very comfortable but not very wheelchair friendly with narrow room entrance and very little room around the bed to manoeuvre.

The pleasant, helpful and smiling staff - on reception and in bar and restaurant The bright and palatial reception area The comfortable room The delicious breakfast The location - loved eating breakfast overlooking Lords Cricket Ground and watching all the local comings and goings - even on a wet and grey February morning! The hotel has a 'happy vibe'

We liked everything! We nearly missed the entrance sign when driving in but that's probably our own fault. Parking is quite pricey but it's very efficient and probably fair for Central London