I am a regular at this hotel when I am in London for business: I love the quintessentially British atmosphere, the breakfast room, the bar, and the location in Marylebone (lively, central but a little far from the more congested areas of the city center). I always use the single room, which is tiny but comfortable and well equipped.

The breakfast was included in my room rate, but they recently slightly changed the menu and some options are now available only with extra payment, which I found a bit confusing (I had to pay an extra at the end because one morning I've ordered a slightly different omelette than the one listed in the menu...). Also, the service this year was slower and a little bit less efficient than usual.

Everything. The Durrant's is one of the very last privately run hotels in London, and it shows in everything they do: The attention to detail; the staff is clearly proud of working at Durrant's, The rooms and public spaces are quirky and furnished with real antique furniture. There are many places to sit down comfortably and relax. The breakfast menu is varied, served in a lovely room - and very well prepared from fresh ingredients. We particularly liked that you could choose many combinations and paid for what you ordered, not for a big buffet you did not really use. Quality was outstanding. The area of London is elegant, while at the same time of the beaten track of tourism, allowing for a relaxed stay in a city that overall never sleeps. Blissful.

Lovely, traditional British hotel in a great neighborhood. Walking distance to Oxford Street and Soho, very nice breakfast , served on the menu, welcoming and nice staff. The hotel has a bar and lots of lovely corners to sit in water everyday to the room - unlimited

Tiny single room, no room to open a computer properly on the table, no air conditioning. Even though we were a group staying at the hotel and some did have air conditioning, the room should be renovated, especially the curtains.

This was a delightful and traditional English hotel and we loved it for being just that! The staff were all delightful, helpful and willingly carried our bags to our room. Convenient place to stay for London. Taxi ordered by reception arrived on time.

My husband thought our bathroom looked tired - tiles loose on wall above bath. Afternoon tea was just like visiting Granny with the silver teapot, silver milk jug but we would have preferred a slice of real cake and not the mousse like delicacies that were on offer. They reminded me of 'cake' I've seen in Asia and not cake that goes with English afternoon tea.

Fantastic find, never stayed here before so didn't know what to expect. It was a really nice typically older London Hotel but in no way dilapidated. It had character and style, kind of boutique type property. What made the difference her was the staff. Genuinely helpful and pleasant. Going out of their way. The manager on duty took top honours for me. I had forgot cuff-links and before i had to buy any more i asked at reception and he kindly loaned me his "spare set own" - what a guy! These very small things make a massive difference to someone like myself and i just wanted to thank him by way of this review and indeed all the team. The guy was a softly spoken Scotsman - Thank you.

couldn't honestly fault apart from no biscuites in the room :)!

Location was perfect for our needs - very central to everything. I was expecting a small room and was pleased to be 'upgraded'. It was still small but made best use of the space - I was pleasantly surprised. We'd specifically asked for a quiet room, air conditioning and king size bed and that's what we got. We had breakfast - they seemed baffled by my husband's request for a bacon sandwich but he did get one. We also liked the general ambiance and the staff, who couldn't be more helpful.

The coffee at breakfast was dreadful - it tasted as though it had been sitting around keeping warm for several hours. Such a shame. To be honest, if I stayed there again I'd probably go out for a coffee and a croissant somewhere. And obviously the prices of everything - but that's London apparently.

Beautiful rooms, dining room is so lovely, the choice of bar areas is wonderful. Always a little nook to find for a lovely drink. The staff are very friendly, and as we were travelling with a wheelchair, the staff were so helpful and attentive.

It was a shame that there isn't a permanent ramp for wheelchair access, although the staff were very good with getting the ramp in and out for us, it work be nice to be able to enter/exit the hotel independently. The wheelchair accessible room we were given for my friend, was very very small, we had to rearrange furniture to fit the wheelchair into the room.

There is such a huge welcoming spirit in Durrants, that you immediately feel at home. There is an atmosphere, a character, a charm - everything one is looking while visiting London! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

Oh, well, there is always some little detail here and there that just escapes the attention of housekeeping, but we just didn't concentrate on that))

The staff, location room size . Loved the feel of the hotel it’s old fashioned quirk.

The water pressure! Difficult to enjoy a shower as water pressure nonexistent even from the taps. Only thing that spoilt our stay but a massively important one.

The location is great and the hotel is classy. The staff are friendly and welcoming.

Rooms are small (typical for London) and you could hear every noise from the hallway or neighboring rooms.