I appreciated how close this hotel was to the restaurants and the train. I liked being able to stock the fridge and sit and eat at a table in my room. I had everything I needed.

I can handle no air conditioning, however, the street is bright and loud when you have the window open. If you are a light sleeper bring headphones and an eye mask. If it's a heat wave, book another hotel because there is only a high speed fan and it's sad to be sleep deprived on vacation. If you have any kind of disability, note that each flight of stairs skips a story. So if it says floor one, it is up two flights of stairs. I had knee surgery so I will never look at stairs the same way and it is not just about getting your luggage up there, it's going up and down over and over. The kind man in the office carried my bags and I was so grateful.

The hotel manager was really friendly as was his son, Oscar. The room was clean, comfortable and cute.

There wasn’t any hand soap in the bathroom on arrival, that was the only fault. Everything else was perfect.

The location of the hotel is excellent - being around the corner from Baker Street underground station, with lots of buses running nearby too. Plenty of restaurants a short walk (5 - 10 minutes) away with great variety. The room was an ok size for 4 adults (1 couple, 2 others) who needed 3 beds. The kitchenette was a nice surprise as it made having food in the room much easier. The beds were quite comfortable but definitely on the firmer side - great for me, but not so good for my wife & friends. Staff were friendly and helpful, though we didn't really require anything much. Be warned they are quite firm on the check in time of 2pm.

The tap in the room's kitchenette was marked as not drinking water, which I think needs changing as otherwise there isn't much point having the tap

It’s located within a 5 minute walk of Baker Street subway station and Regent’s Park. Lots of options of restaurants around as well. Wi-fi was great in the room. The reception staff was very friendly and checked with me before my arrival, and made sure my room was ready, even before the regular check in time. They also gave me an option of a room in the ground floor or 4th floor. The room was comfortable and pretty clean. The entire premises of the hotel were clean. I have an overall very postive opinion of this hotel and would probably stay there again.

It’s already well publicized on the hotel’s page, but worth mentioning, there’s no elevator, all 4 floors are stairs only. It wasnt a problem for me, but everyone should keep it in mind. What i really disliked was that in the room i got (4th floor), every time the water pump for the hotel was activated, i would hear it almost above my room. Also, water would flow down the toilet, adding to the noises. That gets a little annoying. To the staff reading this, please do check this out on room 41. There’s also no AC in the room, so if you want to have air circulating you’ll have to open the window. I was there on a pretty chilly day, so it wasn’t a problem, but i imagine that it could be one in the summer.

Nice big family room with wooden floors and space to play; big shower, sofa bed for our child, mini fridge, cereal bowls, microwave and sink for washing up (water not suitable for drinking though) are great additions for families with small children. We had a room on the 3rd (33) floor with a view of BT tower. Very friendly and helpful staff (Daniel, Ania, another Ania and Oskar the cat). Daniel kindly offered a box of LEGO and a cuddly toy to our 5 yo to play with during our stay. We were able to leave our bags after checking out and collect them later. Great location to explore central London, short walk to Baker Street Station and Marylebone Railway Station.

No drinking tap water, but hard to blame anyone for that. Stairs are spiral and steep so it’s tricky to climb with small children and there are gaps on the bends that a small child could fall through.

location, location, location. then microwave and sink. Clean.There ere are many cafes and shops open till late. Buses and tube stations are walking distances to chose, can reach anywhere in a half hour.

Due to their over booking, my booking cancelled just 3 days before. That is not acceptable, they should have found an alternative room. They got a cancellation 2days before and I got a room finally. I recommend to pay immediately after you book. Street is too noisy, but it is in the central London, what do you expect.

I really like the neighbourhood; the hotel is close to the Baker street underground station and the Marylebone train station. The rooms were clean and comfortable for me. The receptionist does not stay at the reception all the time, but he promptly appears when I rang the bell there. Also they let me leave my luggage after I checked out, which helped me a lot.

There is no elevator and first time here I had my room on the fourth floor - it was a bit hard to get up with luggage, and even without. Next time thankfully I was accommodated on the ground floor. The windows could not be opened, but this might have been due to security issues. The bathroom had a small shower and I was worrying I might break the glass as I usually need some space.

The location of the hotel is very good. The hotel is in the wider centre, the absolute centre can be reached on foot within an hour. However, there is a metro station near the hotel (it is said to be the former oldest metro station in the world, which is unbelievable), bus stops, from where you can get anywhere in or out of the center. Which is great, there is also a bus stop nearby that goes to some airports. The hotel is located next to Baker street, it's a very nice street where you can find the Sherlock Holmes museum, but also small restaurants and cafes. The location within London is, in short, very good and it is a strong point of this hotel. The hotel is smaller but in a typical London house and is very nice, it has a nice staircase. The rooms are large enough. The bathroom was excellent, good quality facilities. The staff is nice and helpful (you can borrow for example a reducer to the electric plug). The hotel made a good impression on me, already the entrance is nice. The double windows provide more peace and quiet. The biggest bonus of the hotel (in my opinion) is the atmosphere and the excellent location. We had booked another hotel, an apartment, which the owner cancelled on the day of our arrival. We were not very happy about it, but it was the best thing that could have happened to us. We found this nice hotel very quickly through booking.com.

Rooms that face the street may be noisier. There are double glazed windows, but for people who need absolute silence this can be a problem. The street is not noisy, but the traffic from the morning is noisier. We didn't mind, at least we got up early and went to admire the city. Also have to ask about the bed, our double bed was a bit small. the

I needed to check out early (before the reception opened) on the last day of my stay but leave my bag somewhere secure for the day whilst I ran the London Marathon, and after speaking to the manager I was allowed to leave my bag in my room and pick it up later on that day at no extra charge. They were extremely friendly, polite, courteous and helpful whenever I spoke to them. The hotel location is fantastic for access to Marylebone and Baker street tube stations making it a short trip to paddington or in to central London.

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The location was amazing to access all the places we wanted to visit. The beautiful decor and attention to detail was spectacular. The absolute charm of the Inn was stunning and exceeded what one saw on the photos. The amazing gentleman who checked us in, went above and beyond helpful and we couldn’t be more grateful for his hospitality. The rooms were lovely and had fantastic extras to make ones stay even better. I would have loved to stay longer and will definitely be returning to this beautiful hotel. Located so close to the tube station made easy access to transportation was an added bonus. Loved every moment of my stay.